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Casio CTK800 61-Key Keyboard
Backlit LCD. Touch Sensitive. USB port.
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The Casio CTK800 Keyboard is an amazingly affordable Touch-Sensitive instrument with 500 total onboard Tones, 120 Rhythms and even digital effects! Thanks to Casio's remarkable Advanced Dual Wave Form HL Sound Chip, it also features superior sound quality,. Sounds are more realistic and expressive than ever before at this price range. Casio's famous 3 Step Lesson System is here too, along with a voice-assisted Fingering Guide. The CTK800 has a USB port for Sound Expansion and controller like capabilities. Other features include a complete Sing-Along function with a Microphone Input, 50 onboard Songs, Split and Layer capabilities, a backlit LCD screen, and 32-note polyphony.
Features:
61 Note Touch Sensitive Portable Keyboard
500 Tone, 120 Rhythms and Digital Effects
Advanced Dual Wave Form HL Sound Chip Processing
Three Step Lesson System with Voice Fingering Guide
USB for Sound Expansion and Controller like Capabilities
Mic Input and Mic Gain on Panel for Sing Along Function
Features:
61 Note Touch Sensitive Portable Keyboard
500 Tone, 120 Rhythms and Digital Effects
Advanced Dual Wave Form HL Sound Chip Processing
Three Step Lesson System with Voice Fingering Guide
USB for Sound Expansion and Controller like Capabilities
Mic Input and Mic Gain on Panel for Sing Along Function
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Casio CTK800 61-Key Keyboard Reviews
3 out of 10
"IT'S A VERY POOR KEYBOARD IN SOUNDS QUALITY, IS A PITY!!!"
Feature:
Well, USB connection is good. This keyboard offers several simple characteristics and of very easy handling. But, I consider that it would have to include the power adapter or a pedal sustain.
Quality:
Sincerely, if you look for quality of sound, it's better than you buy a YAMAHA PSR-E303 or YAMAHA PSR-295. If what you look for is a accessible and easy to use keyboard, it will serve. In addition, the material is resistant, but the keys don't give a good sensation and are something smaller, although not note much.
Value:
Ummm, it's not an expensive personal keyboard. Good for a new keyboardist.
Desirability:
NO COMPARISON!!!, YAMAHA offers better personal keyboards to an equal price.
Sound:
Only the grand piano and some organs sounds are already good, but these are not like those of YAMAHA PSR series (E303, 295 or DGX). The others, aggg!, the same value: POOR!. Strings, Synth and brass are like metalists and without personality, something that Yamaha has taken care of in doing it in this type well of personal keyboards. I think that the sounds of this keyboard plays like a CT-395 or CTK-495.
Ease of Use:
Very easy to use. For a nascent one it's very well.
Support:
In Sweden, good phone support: IMMEDIATLY!. Congratulations!.
Overall:
I had liked that this keyboard was better in sounds. It looks very well, but it is not thus with its sounds. In addition, not to be able to control the volume of each one is boring and the effects banks are poor. YAMAHA!!! :-)
Well, USB connection is good. This keyboard offers several simple characteristics and of very easy handling. But, I consider that it would have to include the power adapter or a pedal sustain.
Quality:
Sincerely, if you look for quality of sound, it's better than you buy a YAMAHA PSR-E303 or YAMAHA PSR-295. If what you look for is a accessible and easy to use keyboard, it will serve. In addition, the material is resistant, but the keys don't give a good sensation and are something smaller, although not note much.
Value:
Ummm, it's not an expensive personal keyboard. Good for a new keyboardist.
Desirability:
NO COMPARISON!!!, YAMAHA offers better personal keyboards to an equal price.
Sound:
Only the grand piano and some organs sounds are already good, but these are not like those of YAMAHA PSR series (E303, 295 or DGX). The others, aggg!, the same value: POOR!. Strings, Synth and brass are like metalists and without personality, something that Yamaha has taken care of in doing it in this type well of personal keyboards. I think that the sounds of this keyboard plays like a CT-395 or CTK-495.
Ease of Use:
Very easy to use. For a nascent one it's very well.
Support:
In Sweden, good phone support: IMMEDIATLY!. Congratulations!.
Overall:
I had liked that this keyboard was better in sounds. It looks very well, but it is not thus with its sounds. In addition, not to be able to control the volume of each one is boring and the effects banks are poor. YAMAHA!!! :-)
Submitted: 07/29/2006
Style of Music: Pop, Rock , Newage & Jazz.
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