Casio CTK-571 - Bobbeponge's review
translatedThis little dot arranger is a dynamic touch keys 61, a connection point of view, between a diet, accounts for a pedal (you use either sustain in Sustenuto, fresh or to make from a rhythm, but pick), …
Casio CTK-711EX - " Perfectible"
translatedArranger Keyboard 61 keys. Section of General MIDI compatible namely some reverb, chorus, flanger and a few small changes, but look no distortion or resonant filters effects. This is what GM. MID…
Casio CTK-6000 - " good affordable keyboard"
translatedcategory arranger keyboard. no Midi output, a USB connection, but easy to implement. sounds galore, well graded, over 600, 200 styles are not bad and sound good. almost everything is easily ed…
Casio CTK-591 - " Great learning tool"
translated61-key synth with My rating: 8 UTILIZATION Very simple to use My rating: 9 OVERALL OPINION Keyboard piano with his right, it sure is not comparable to a real digital piano, but for a st…
Casio CTK-7000 - "Plenty of sounds, over 800"
The CTK 7000 is one of my favorite portable keyboards from Casio because of the 800 different sounds that it comes with. Plus the price is very affordable too for it to have that many sounds and a se…
Casio CTK-3200 - "Light and portable"
The Casio CTK 3200 is a smaller keyboard, but it is very portable. It only has 61 keys but it is still packed with over 400 presets. Out of those presets only about half of them sound good though. Th…
Casio CTK-4200 - "Pretty Simple"
The Casio CTK 4200 is a portable keyboard that has over 550 built in tones. I was able to plug in my MP3 player to it which made it a lot more fun to use because I could play along with my own songs …
Casio CTK-800 - Le_Chamois's review
translated61-key synth. UTILIZATION Configuration simple, clear manual OVERALL OPINION Lack of memory for recording personal songs.
Casio CTK-671 - " nice keyboard, good sound"
translatedI will not describe the characteristics, already well described by Kiss Kool. I have since 2005, bought on sale in a hyper market for 128Euros. easy to use, the sounds are nice: casio ZPI technol…
Casio CTK-520L - " This is a toy, not a musical instrument!"
translatedKeyboard 61 keys full size, 5 octaves so, hit toy kind, without any sensitivity. Unplayable for a pianist. Headphone output. 9V DC power jack. No effects section. No sequencer. 100 sounds div…
Casio CTK-601 - jeromed1's review
translated61 KEYS 5 octaves 6 drum pads 128 General MIDI Sounds, SYNTHESIZED ES 32, ES 32 STAFF, 8 KITS BATTERIES 100 RHYTHMS 100 AUTOMATIC ACCOMPANYING ELEMENTS 9 ELECTRONIC FEATURES Polyphony, …
Casio CTK-501 - Night shade's review
translatedIts a 4 octave keyboard with tranpose + or - 5 octave, there is a MIDI sustain pedal and one is a headphone jack, no sound is editable which is a shame. There are only 8 polyphonic, it not on a pc…
Casio CTK-651 - nazbrocks's review
translatedVery satisfied occurs. But still I can normment that qq1 m'clairer because I do not explot c tt the potential to keyboard. Thank you in advance UTILIZATION Ditto OVERALL OPINION Ditto
Casio CTK-496 - Maolyn's review
translatedThe Casio CTK 496 is an ... electronic keyboard, but I'll put in the category of "organ-pouet pouet supermarket" as jai have read elsewhere. The keyboard is 5 octaves, hit cheap plastic. Connectio…
Casio CTK-800 - oktoplus's review
translated61 keys, 5 octaves, 500 sounds, USB port UTILIZATION Yes OVERALL OPINION Very good sound quality
Casio CTK-501 - razen's review
translatedMidi keyboard, the rest has been said. UTILIZATION Basic config even if I did not have the manual because I bought OCCAZ I remember having some problems with the leads connected noon but I'm not …
Casio CTK-501 - Byzounette's review
translatedLarge keys keyboard piano, full 5 octaves No effect control, but some effects are Intgr dj instrument A headphone jack or amp, 2 MIDI (In / Out), a jack sustain pedals 100 sounds, 100 accompani…
Casio CTK-800 - Désiré Xuaveneg's review
translated5 synth octaves (61 keys: D) reasonable but sometimes a bit tight for some songs USB (great!) microphone jack (not very useful ...) and PHONES / OUTPUT jack 500 sounds, but the sounds are repeate…
Casio CTK-710 - 2badboy's review
translated<p>Keyboard 61 notes without affecting dynamic. There is a USB plug and a microphone jack. The USB connection is fast and trs trs has just the computer, and the sequences are sometimes reproduced …
Casio CTK-811EX - Eyenine's review
translatedKeyboard with 125 tones, 10 rhythms, and DSP. Edit synth part for new sounds from the library of sounds, some squenceur with 6 and 5 patterns for each track. Ability to store 10 pieces in the machi…
Casio CTK-330 - bzh.yoda's review
translated4 octaves (49 keys), not to touch the piano, a range of 100 sounds trs poor quality, a range of sounds that are worth 50 keyboards for children .. the dmonstrations are distressing, no output for ped…
Casio CTK-6000 - " Unbeatable value for money"
translated61 keys Headphone outputs and stereo jack 6.5 Sustain pedal Footswick start / stop USB Port SD card slot (up to 2GB) 670 sounds 200 rhythms 100 dsp effects 16-track sequencer No M…
Casio CTK-481 - Dj Kilin's review
translated- 61 keys - 99 different instruments - 99 beats - Pre-recorded 99 songs, with the possibility of kill on the left hand and right - Screen central between the note played on another partition,…
Casio CTK-651 - Droksu's review
translated- What type of keyboard (piano synth ...)? A synth ... - What connections (audio, MIDI ...)? Mainly I use the headphone / jack which I use for audio output rptition with my group. It also pos…
Casio CTK-700 - Eternal Kelly's review
translatedIt is synthesized from 5 octaves keyboard. In terms of connectivity there is a connection Midi output jack, a entrepdale of expression and an input for a microphone. No ditables sounds, for sound…
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