Casio CDPS360 Digital Piano – Black (CDPS360BK) – 88 Keys
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Casio CDP-S360 Digital Piano — Black (CDP-S360BK)
The Casio CDP-S360 is a slim, versatile digital piano that delivers genuine acoustic piano feel and a remarkable depth of sound and features at the student price point. With Casio's Scaled Hammer Action II keyboard, 128-note polyphony, 700 tones, a 6-track recorder and USB connectivity, the CDP-S360 is a serious instrument for students at every level — and with the optional SP-34 tri-pedal unit, it meets the requirements for AMEB digital piano examinations. Also available in white.
Angkor Music — Why We Recommend the CDP-S360 for Students
The CDP-S360 sits at the point where digital piano quality becomes genuinely sufficient for serious study. The Scaled Hammer Action II keyboard develops correct finger technique — the same technique required on an acoustic piano — and the 128-note polyphony ensures complex repertoire never suffers from note dropout. For families considering their first piano purchase, the CDP-S360 offers acoustic piano feel and sound at a fraction of the cost and without the tuning and maintenance requirements of an acoustic instrument. With the SP-34 tri-pedal unit added, it becomes a capable instrument for students preparing for AMEB examinations. We recommend visiting our Altona showroom to try it in person before purchasing.
Scaled Hammer Action II — Why Key Action Matters
The keyboard action — the mechanism that determines how the keys feel under your fingers — is the single most important specification on any digital piano for a student. Playing on a keyboard that does not replicate the weight and resistance of an acoustic piano develops incorrect technique that becomes progressively harder to unlearn as the student advances.
The Casio Scaled Hammer Action II replicates the characteristic of an acoustic piano where lower notes are heavier and higher notes are lighter — the natural result of longer, heavier hammer mechanisms in the bass register of a grand piano. Keys in the lower octaves respond to firm touch with appropriate weight. Keys in the upper register are lighter and more responsive to gentle playing. This graduated weighting is what develops the correct finger strength, control and touch sensitivity that piano teachers require from the earliest lessons.
The keys also feature simulated ebony and ivory texturing — a tactile surface finish that replicates the feel of traditional piano keys under the fingers, reducing slip during extended playing sessions.
Is the CDP-S360 Suitable for AMEB Examinations?
Yes — with the addition of the optional SP-34 tri-pedal unit. The Australian Music Examinations Board (AMEB) requires that digital pianos used in examinations have three functional pedals — sustain, sostenuto and soft — matching the pedal layout of a traditional acoustic piano. The CDP-S360 includes the SP-3 single sustain pedal as standard, which is sufficient for practice and early grade examinations.
For Grade 3 and above where sostenuto and soft pedal technique becomes part of the examined repertoire, the SP-34 tri-pedal unit connects directly to the CDP-S360 and provides all three pedal functions. With the SP-34 fitted, the CDP-S360 meets AMEB digital piano requirements for examinations.
AMEB Note: The SP-34 tri-pedal unit is available separately at Angkor Music and is recommended for students preparing for Grade 3 examinations and above. The included SP-3 single sustain pedal is suitable for beginner students and early grades. Always confirm current AMEB digital piano requirements with your teacher before examinations.
Dynamic Stereo Sound Engine — 700 Tones and 128 Polyphony
The CDP-S360 uses Casio's Dynamic Stereo Sound Engine — a new generation sound system that produces a fuller, more resonant piano tone than previous CDP series instruments. The stereo-sampled piano tones provide the natural spread and depth of sound that a mono sample cannot replicate — notes have dimension and the tone changes naturally as you move across the keyboard.
128-note polyphony is the maximum number of notes the instrument can produce simultaneously. This matters for piano playing more than most players realise. When using the sustain pedal, previously played notes continue sounding while new notes are added. Complex repertoire — arpeggiated left hand patterns, sustained chords with moving melodic lines — can easily use 50, 60 or more simultaneous voices. At 64-note polyphony notes begin dropping out in complex passages. At 128-note polyphony the CDP-S360 handles the most demanding student repertoire without compromise.
Beyond the acoustic piano voices, the CDP-S360 includes 700 tones — electric pianos, organs, strings, guitars, synthesizers and more — opening up ensemble playing, composition and creative exploration beyond classical piano study.
200 Rhythms and Built-In Lessons
The 200 built-in rhythms cover everything from classical waltz to contemporary pop, rock, jazz and world music styles — each with One Touch Preset that automatically selects appropriate tones and settings for that style. For students exploring composition, arranging and playing by ear, the rhythm section provides an instant backing band.
The built-in lesson function guides students through practice with feedback — a useful supplement to formal lessons for maintaining practice structure and technique development between teacher sessions. The 6-track recorder allows students to record and review their own playing — one of the most effective self-improvement tools available for developing musical awareness.
Connectivity — USB, Aux In and Headphone Output
The CDP-S360 is designed for the modern student environment. A USB port connects to computers, tablets and smartphones for use with educational apps, notation software and recording applications. Performances can be saved directly to a USB flash drive. A 3.5mm Aux In socket allows students to play along to music from any smartphone or tablet — useful for learning by ear and playing along to recordings.
The CDP-S360 is fully compatible with iOS and Android devices and works with Casio's free Chordana Play app — which provides additional lesson content, song playback and interactive features.
A standard headphone output allows private practice at any hour without disturbing others — one of the most practical advantages of a digital piano for families in shared living environments.
Slim Profile — Space Efficient Design
At just 232mm deep the CDP-S360 has a notably slim footprint for an 88-key instrument. It fits comfortably on a desk, a keyboard stand or the optional matching Casio stand — making it practical for bedrooms, apartments and spaces where a full-size upright piano would not be possible. The slim design does not compromise the 88-key weighted keyboard — the full acoustic piano key range is present across the full eight octaves.
Optional Accessories at Angkor Music
We stock the following accessories to complete your CDP-S360 setup:
- SP-34 Tri-Pedal Unit — Three-pedal functionality for AMEB examinations and advanced technique development. Recommended for Grade 3 and above.
- Casio CS-46 Stand — The matching stand designed for the CDP-S360. Clean, stable, correctly proportioned for the instrument.
Specifications
| SKU | CDP-S360BK |
| Colour | Black (White also available) |
| Keys | 88 — Full Size |
| Key Action | Scaled Hammer Action II with Simulated Ebony and Ivory Texture |
| Touch Sensitivity | 3 Levels plus Off |
| Polyphony | 128 Notes Maximum |
| Tones | 700 |
| Stereo Sampled Piano | Yes |
| Layer | Yes |
| Split | Yes |
| Reverb | 10 Types |
| Chorus | 4 Types |
| Rhythms | 200 |
| One Touch Preset | 200 |
| Recorder | 6-Track |
| MIDI | Yes |
| Connectivity | USB, 3.5mm Aux In, Headphone Output |
| Amplification | 8W + 8W |
| Speakers | 2 x 13cm x 7cm Oval |
| Included Accessories | SP-3 Sustain Pedal, Music Stand, AC Adaptor |
| Optional Accessories | SP-34 Tri-Pedal Unit (AMEB), CS-46 Stand |
| App Compatible | iOS and Android — Casio Chordana Play (Free) |
Expert Advice at Angkor Music
At Angkor Music Melbourne we are authorised Casio dealers and stock the CDP-S360 in black and white. We work with piano students, parents and teachers regularly and are happy to advise on whether the CDP-S360 suits your student's current level, AMEB requirements and home setup. Visit us in1099.00, Altona to try the instrument in person.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Casio CDP-S360 suitable for AMEB examinations?
Yes — with the addition of the optional SP-34 tri-pedal unit. AMEB digital piano examinations require three functional pedals — sustain, sostenuto and soft. The CDP-S360 includes the SP-3 single sustain pedal as standard, which suits beginner students and early grades. For Grade 3 and above the SP-34 tri-pedal unit is required to meet AMEB digital piano specifications. The SP-34 is available separately at Angkor Music. Always confirm current AMEB requirements with your teacher before examinations.
What is Scaled Hammer Action and why does it matter?
Scaled Hammer Action replicates the characteristic of an acoustic piano where lower notes are heavier and higher notes are lighter — the natural result of longer, heavier hammer mechanisms in the bass register of a grand piano. Playing on a scaled hammer action keyboard develops the correct finger strength, touch control and technique that piano study requires. Playing on an unweighted or semi-weighted keyboard develops different technique that becomes progressively harder to correct as the student advances.
What is included in the box?
The CDP-S360BK includes the piano, SP-3 sustain pedal, music stand and AC adaptor. A keyboard stand is not included — the optional CS-46 stand is available separately at Angkor Music and is specifically designed for the CDP-S360.
Is the CDP-S360 suitable for complete beginners?
Yes. The CDP-S360 is well suited to complete beginners through to advancing intermediate students. The Scaled Hammer Action II keyboard develops correct technique from the first lesson. The built-in lessons and 200 rhythms provide additional support for self-directed practice. The 700 tones and 6-track recorder provide room to grow as the student's interests develop.
Can I use headphones with the CDP-S360?
Yes. The CDP-S360 has a standard headphone output for private practice. When headphones are connected the built-in speakers are automatically muted — allowing practice at any hour without disturbing others.
What is the Casio Chordana Play app?
Chordana Play is Casio's free companion app for iOS and Android. It connects to the CDP-S360 via USB and provides additional lesson content, song playback with animated key guides, and interactive features. It is a useful supplement to formal lessons for students who want guided practice support between teacher sessions.
Is the CDP-S360 available in white?
Yes. The CDP-S360 is available in both black (CDP-S360BK) and white. Both colours are stocked at Angkor Music. Contact us to confirm current availability of the white model.
Do I need the SP-34 pedal unit or will the included SP-3 pedal be sufficient?
For beginner students and early grade AMEB examinations the included SP-3 single sustain pedal is sufficient. As the student advances — typically around Grade 3 and above — sostenuto and soft pedal technique becomes part of the repertoire and examination requirements. At that point the SP-34 tri-pedal unit is recommended. We suggest purchasing the SP-34 at the same time as the piano if your student is already at an intermediate level or is preparing for examinations.
Additional information
| Weight | 0.0000 kg |
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| type | Digital Piano |
| Instrument | keyboard |
| number of keys | 88 |








