Author: Andy Merrett / Data Driven
The Casio AP-28 is a digital piano released in 2001. It is aimed at those primarily wanting a quality piano sound and keyboard feel.
The AP-28 has 88 fully weighted full sized keys with touch sensitivity but no aftertouch. It has 64 notes of polyphony, which is considered low for a modern digital piano but was common on older instruments with less advanced sound technology. It has eight on board sounds including pianos and real world sounds, and sustain/damper and soft pedals.
The AP-28 uses Casio's Zero Point Interpolation sound source, giving smoother transitions between samples for more realistic dynamics.
It has the ability to record and play back user performances. It has built-in MIDI capabilities. It has no built-in learning system. It has a built-in amplifier and speakers. It runs from AC power.It's a part of the AP family of instruments.
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As the Casio AP-28 is 25 years old, you may find used models and spare parts on ebay.
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Added: 2026-02-10 Updated: 2026-02-13 ID: 1733
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