Binding: Electronics
Brand: Casio
EAN: 0412351423511
Item Dimensions: 180041001750800
Label: Casio Inc.
Manufacturer: Casio Inc.
Model: CAS CTK900
MPN: CTK900
Publisher: Casio Inc.
Studio: Casio Inc.

Features:

• 61 keys with touch response
• Preset Tones/User Tones 600 / 224 Total of 824 Tones and 176 rhythms
• Stereo Sampled Piano Tones
• Digital Effects/Reverbs 242
• Song Memory (tracks x songs) 6 x 5

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Editorial Review:

Product Description:
The CTK-900 makes it possible to produce very special sound creations - with 536 tones, 160 rhythms and 232 digital effects. Thanks to the integrated song memory you will never lose a note. And very practical too: The General MIDI interface means you can transfer music data easily. Other features include Casio's excellent, expressive ZPI sound source; IDES, Casio's Internet Data Expansion System and 32MB Flash ROM; a massive selection of 232 digital effects; Drawbar Organ sounds, 5-song onboard Memory; MIDI In and Out; and battery (6xD cell) or AC operation.




Rating: - Casio Keyboard
Great keyboard. Purchased it for my daughter to practice as she is taking beginning piano lessons. Better than purchasing a piano and finding out they don't like it! It does way more than what we need it for, but worth the money.

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Rating: - A level above the competition
I had the chance to play side by side the Yamaha equivalent of the Casio CTK900 Keyboard, and I own a real piano and also a Technics weighed-keys full size keyboard. Of course, the sound is not the real thing, but it is realistic enough, and very pleasant, as far as the "grand piano voice" is concerned. The stereo effect is definitively a plus.
Now as far as the ease-of-use is concerned, I really prefer the Casio. Even a poor pianist (like me) can get some amazing results, and the "arranger" ... Read More

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