Feature:
Although I havent had much time to learn about everything that this keyboard will do, I believe from what I already know that it is highly worth the money that I payed for it.

Quality:
cosmeticly nice,and also workable. The only think that I think I would have done different is the volume knob.. it's a little cheap. But if it does it's job, I have no beef.

Value:
VERY much worth the money that I paid for it

Desirability:
I must tell you that my first pick would be a roland that I saw... but it was 5000.00, so, I couldn't really see myself getting that and not feeling guilty and being in debt. I saw this keyboard as a realistic buy, but yet when I played it at a store, I found it suprisingly well made for the price. Afterwards, I really wanted to take this one home.

Sound:
I was mainly looking for a good piano sound on a portable, yet pretty good sized keyboard. This one has it!! The piano voices are wonderful!! There are other good voices also.... and some that I have to say are about typical... but for what I was wanting it for... it seems to be top of the line

Support:
I havent dealt with support yet

Overall:
Since I had my Yamaha PSR for about 12 years, I would say that I may wear it out! But if God smiles on me, and gives me funds for a Roland KF 90, I will definatly want to look in to replacing. But as it stands I still feel like I got an awesome deal and got plenty of bang for the buck!

Feature:
This thing is well featured for a unit that I bought for only $219 on the internet. The Instrument comes well balenced with the right features that a novice or even a pro such as my self would come to love. I do wish that the board was in a metal case because with the sound and the quality of whats under the hood really makes this thing the best pro board Casio has ever produced and I hope to see more of this from Casio.

Quality:
Very good build quality have not had any problems with it. Just want a true metal case for casio's next generation WK3000 series. Please Casio please come out with another great keyboard like this.

Value:
I got this for a steal at only $219 I would definately pay $1,000 for it. This thing is well worth it for the features, sound and ease of use.

Desirability:
Nice matalic style case very pro looking, but I really prefer a true alluminum case. It does help with packing it up and traveling with it though.

Sound:
The sound is very awsome I was amazed to find that it has many sounds comparable to the Korg Triton and Yamaha S90 workstations. I really love to closeness of the Hammond B3 sond to the actuall classic organ. I put this next to the Hammond B3 in my church and it blew the pastor away when he heard this keyboard with a leslie setup. He wants it on the road now for our services away from our church.

Support:
Customer and online support are very helpful when I order the sustain pedal they send it next day and it was nice to speak with someone who loves music just like I do. We talked for about 1 hour after my problem was resolved and she gave me some more tricks to make this keyboard even more fun.

Overall:
I do recommend this to anyone who wants a quality board at bargain prices. It is really nice just for the Hammond simulator alone but the other instruments sounds are nice too even the 12 drup kits sound like real drums. If you want a Korg or Yamaha they are great but check this baby out before you pay $3500 you will be surprised to see that this thing is as good as it is. It even has a synth built right in to make your own sound an you will appreciate the built in sequencer they do need more tracks though. It only records 5 tracks but that not bad for getting started.

Feature:
This board is equipped with a 3.3V card slot which can store your user created tones, rhythms and songs... A major plus if you ask me. Also, you can hook it up to your PC and transfer downloaded patches/tones to the keyboard via MIDI cables... Very useful!!! In fact, I would reccomend that you have or buy MIDI cables to use this feature. It comes with its own power supply and a music stand that slides into a slot on the top of the board. The stand is pretty useless but the power supply is neccessary unless you want to use 6 D batteries! The touch sensitivity is top notch! It comes in three settings and it makes it feel as though you're actually playing a piano.

Quality:
It's made out of plastic. But what did you expect for $300? Definitely a stay at home board. With proper care, this board could last you a lifetime... But, don't quote me on that.

Value:
Absolutely amazing! It's the best! 'Nuf said!

Desirability:
Is it big? Is it sexy? YES!!! This is a huge board! Don't expect a toy when you order this... This thing means business! It's silver and very good looking. It had blue and green lights all over it! It's wonderful... If I wasn't married already, I would... You know.

Sound:
This keyboard sounds very good. I was really surprised when I first played it. The piano, drawbar organ, brass, reed and synth sounds are the best. It has it's own built in effects processor (DSP) so you can add different modulation and reverb effects to the tones. This board is great if you're playing classical, hip hop, jazz, techno, industrial metal, R&B, soul or just wanting to play around. The drum set sounds are pretty good except for the cymbals. The hi hats sound pretty authentic, though. The speakers sound very good. They can get very loud with no distortion whatsoever at max volume.

Support:
I haven't had to deal with them... I guess that's a good thing.

Overall:
This is an excellent product. I would reccomend this to anyone! I don't think I'll be looking for another board for a while. If you're on a budget and you need a keyboard that can stand up to the competition, this is the board for you. Plain and simple.

Feature:
came with a free x stand

Quality:
Have not road tested but am building case first.

Value:
I compared a lot of keyboards within several hundred $ and my choice is still the Casio

Desirability:
feels good, plain and simple. Good action, great sound and clarity, huge voice possibles, features I haven't tried yet. I'd buy it again in a heartbeat.

Sound:
one of the best sounding piano voices ever. The sound wheel organs and buildables mean I can sell my Voce unit as no longer needed. Extra features ie on screen notation, ultra EQ, recording, etc are simply wonderful especially when considering the price.

Support:
have not needed support

Overall:
Haven't named it yet but plan to gig 'til I'm grey, hope it makes the trip.

Feature:
Does not come with sustain pedal.

Quality:
Workmanship and overall quality is first class. A sturdy case would probably be a good idea for any serious road work.

Value:
I received it as a gift, so I don't know what it cost.

Desirability:
The silver appearance looks fantastic and the speakers perform well without distortion.

Sound:
Sounds are very realistic - especially impressed with Hammond sounds. Piano sounds are really great!

Ease of Use:
It does require a brief learning curve if you're like me - computer illiterate - but the manual really helps alot. I like the touch sensitive keyboard.

Support:
Haven't had to use support until now - I left the power supply in a hotel room on the road and went online to get the part number for the power supply.

Overall:
Overall it seems to be a user friendly, fantastic sounding unit.

Feature:
Synth, 100 effects, split/layer function...the list goes on...again, for this price it has alot.

Quality:
I wouldn't really want to take it out gigging every night, but for home use, I don't see a problem with the way it's made.

Value:
Excellent value for your money...it looks good, sounds great, does a huge amount of stuff, if you ask it nicely, I wouldn't be surprised if it could make you coffee!

Desirability:
It's a beauty alright!

Sound:
The advanced tones sound fantastic! Really good brass & wind, which is hard to get on a keyboard for this price, drawbar organ sounds are great as well

Support:
Never dealt with Casio before.

Feature:
great

Quality:
there is a delay in the bank registration switching, this makes it hard to use more than one bank regisration setting in a song. help??

Value:
wood be the best if i can get it fixed or what ever. only paid $268 wood be a great if no delay was in reg. banks.

Desirability:
it is not bad

Sound:
There is a bad deley in switching the registration banks win playing, this can happen with low power, but the power is ok. this is not good, my old wk-1600 works great there is no delay. im using a 1.5-amp 12-voil ac-power, ad. if i up the ac adptore to 2-amp it works better, just got it frum radio shack, it may have been used.

Support:
had some things missing and dents on key board wk-1600 1630 or md-1700 but works great. thay wood do nothing, for dents on keyboard, i have yet to find out

Overall:
if not for the sound reg bank delays it wood be great, I have not tested the smart media card use yet.

Quality:
I won't be taking on the road. If anyone wanted to, I don't think it'd handle very well.

Desirability:
Very nice looking board. The blue light is cool and the color of the keyboard itself is attractive.

Sound:
Sounds really good, I just wish volume was a little louder.. so I just plug it into my stereo.