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An 88-note Hammer Action keyboard makes the CR400 feel like a fine acoustic piano. Tailor the keyboard response to suit your playing with the adjustable touch function. The 44.1k stereo piano sample is incredibly realistic plus it comes with 128 GM sounds including 5 drum kits and 2 SFX sets. A built-in 2-track recorder with 4,000 note capacity is the perfect tool for practicing. Performance features include a Split function with programmable split point, Layer function and a Sound Balance control that allows you to adjust the volume of the two selected sounds in either the Split or Layer mode. Three pedals including Damper, Sustenuto and Soft add to the realism of the CR400. A 25W per channel amplifier powers two 6" speakers for the ultimate in stereo sound. Comes with keyboard cover and stand. 88-note Hammer Action KeyboardAdjustable Touch ResponseRealistic 44.1k Stereo Piano Sample128 GM sounds including 5 drum kits and 2 SFX sets2-track sequencer with 4,000 note capacitySplit Function with programmable split pointLayer FunctionDamper, Sustenuto and Soft pedalsStereo sound system with two 6" speakersBuilt-in 25-watt stereo amplifier64-note polyphonicTune and Transpose FunctionsDigital effects including 4 Reverbs and 4 ChorusMetronome with adjustable tempo and selectable beat2 Headphone jacksPedal connector jackMIDI In/Out Stereo Audio Input for connecting external devices like a rhythm box or CD playerStereo Audio Output for conne... ... Read more

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The AP-80R brings a complete orchestra to your living room, with a full assortment of instrument tones and accompaniments built-in, plus an expandable library of 80 songs (additional songs may be purchased and downloaded from casiosongs.com, then transferred from a PC to the piano via USB). A unique jog-dial interface and a large LCD makes navigating advanced features easy. Featuring Casio's proprietary HL sound source and a scaled, hammer-action keyboard for authentic feel. Features & Specifications:Dual-element HL Sound Source32-note polyphony256 built-in tones (120 panel tones, 128 GM tones, 8 drum sets)120 rhythms (including 20 rhythms for piano play)Split / Layer capabilityAuto-harmonize8 digital effects (4 reverbs, 4 choruses)Auto-accompanimentRegistration set-ups (16 set-ups)One touch preset function (120 presets)80 built-in tunesSong expansion ? storage for up to 10 songs transferred from a computer; approximately 174KB maximum user areaSong controllerLesson function: melody on/off, part cutSong memory / Song Sequencer ? 2 tracks x 2 songsTuning control and key transposeMetronomeSmartMedia? card slotLarge, backlit LCD display shows tone name, rhythm name, tune name, settings, and moreGeneral MIDIUSB port ... Read more

Reviews (1)

FRICKIN' AMAZING (WHAT?!)
OMG!!!111 this guitar f-in' kicks @$$!!

my '65 gibson les paul doesn't rattle nearly as much as this baby when you strum an E chord.well, maybe with an E diminished ninth.yeah, thats pretty f-in' sweet.

well, g2g play my FIRST ACT guitar, cuz it's the FIRST and the LASTACT I'm eva gonna play agin. ... Read more

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The Valdesta Virtuoso offers the elegance of a beautiful digital piano while maintaining it's affordability. These pianos feature brilliant, solid oak (a true measure of greatness) construction including nickel-plated pedals, sliding roll-top key cover, full modesty panel, matching bench and grand response hammer action. ... Read more

Features

• 88 Grand-Response⢠full hammer weighted keys to enable development of finger strength and dexterity
• Simple user-friendly layout
• 12 professional quality sounds include Concert Hall Pianos, Electric Piano, Baroque Harpsichord, Nylon Guitar, Orchestral Strings, Concert Choir, Cathedral Pipe Organ, Jazz Electric Organ
• Three full function pedals
• 64 Note Polyphony

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Full Sound
I have owned this instrument for 1 1/2 years and it has been my best purchase to date.Keyboard has a great feel and the sound is MUCH better that others in its price range.Music 123 was a pleasure to deal with. ... Read more

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The Classico 800 combines advanced piano technologies and ensemble features at an ultra-affordable price. Designed to meet the high standards of European tradition, this is an ideal instrument for music education, performance and entertainment. It features a GM/GS PCM tone generator, a 16MB grand piano sample, 128 instruments, 64-note polyphony and sophisticated performance capabilities including 48 Built-in Professional Rhythm styles, Magic chord mode, Magic play, sync start, Accomp. Bass, Fill to verse, Fill to chorus. ... Read more

Features

• 88 Full Weighted Action Keys
• PCM tone generator with GM/GS compatibility & 16MB grand piano sample (Over 128 Instruments + Drum Sets)
• 64 Note Polyphony
• Play Modes include Full, Split & Layer
• 48 Built-in Professional Rhythm styles including Magic chord, Magic play, sync start, Accomp. Bass, Fill to verse, Fill to chorus, intro/ending, Start/Stop, Drum volume, Accomp. volume, Bass volume

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A wide variety of accompaniment patterns are added to the digital piano mix for music to suit any mood imaginable; you can even program your own patterns.??The built-in Floppy Disk Drive can be used to save your own patterns and songs, or play commercially available Standard MIDI file (SMF) data. Bench not included.88 note weighted keyboard (hammer type action)32-note polyphonic232 tones: 128 GM Tones, 32 Panel Tones, 64 Variation? Tones, 8 Drum Sets Tone?layering with volume control and split keyboard capability10 Digital Effects, 12 built-in songsAuto-accompaniments: controllers (Intro, normal/fill-in, variation/fill-in, synchro/ending, start/stop)78 rhythms: 48 standard patterns, 24 piano-based patterns, 6 user programmable patternsPattern Sequencer: 6 patterns, up to 7,000 notes, real-time recording, quantize capabilitiesRegistration- memory ? 20 set-upsOne-Touch Preset ? 72 setsSong Sequencer: 6 tracks, 2 songs, up to 4,900 notes, punch in and quantize capabilitiesInternal 3.5? Floppy Disk Drive for direct play of type 0 SMF; Data Load/Save for song and pattern sequencer, registration memory, pattern conversionBacklit LCD Window displays selections and status of tone, rhythm, mixer and keyboard functions, tempo, chords, plus keyboard and music staff icons.MIDI In/Out jacks; 16-channel Multi-Timbral2 headphone jacks plus stereo line out/line in jacksAttractive wood cabinet with matching wood stand and sliding key cover (includes mode... ... Read more

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*61 full-size keys touch sensitive*24-note polyphonic*128 PCM tones (general MIDI compatible) plus 9 drum/percussion kits*100 rhythm patterns Casio/Fingered Chord auto accompaniment system*3-step teaching system*Song memory function with 2 song locations*Backlit LCD window*On-screen keyboard music staff and finger icons*MIDI IN/OUT jack*Transpose and tuning control*2 built-in speakers*Stereo lineout/headphone jack*Sustain pedal jack Model: CTK591 ... Read more

Features

• 61 full-size keys touch sensitive
• 24-note polyphonic
• 128 PCM tones (general MIDI compatible) plus 9 drum/percussion kits
• 100 rhythm patterns Casio/Fingered Chord auto accompaniment system
• 3-step teaching system

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The Casio CELVIANO AL-100R features a dual-color Key Lighting System and an Advanced Lesson System that help to make your dreams of piano proficiency come true. The AL-100R provides you with the tools to play in style, with authentic tones sampled from a concert grand piano. Features include built-in metronome, sequencer, a large backlit LCD screen, and more! ... Read more

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AC adaptor for use with the following Casio keyboards:*CTK431 *CTK495 *CTK451*CTK491 *CTK531 *CTK533 *CTK541 *CTK551 *CTK591*CTK651*CTK691 *CTK731 *CTK620L *LK30 *LK33*LK55 Model: AD5 ... Read more

Features

• CTK431
• CTK495
• CTK451
• CTK491
• CTK531

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The elegantly stylish design of the PX-400R gives it an appearance that is similar to that of a fine piece of audio equipment. Compact and lightweight, the PX-400R allows it to be used in either a stand-alone tabletop configuration or on a stand (optional). This versatility means the PX-400R fits right in just about anywhere, from the living room to the bedroom, den, or music room.128 Tones and 128 GM Tones120 RhythmsMIDI In/Out8 Digital Effects/Reverbs80 Built-in SongsUSB PortSmartMedia Card Slot88 Hammer Action Keys32 Note PolyphonyTouch SensitiveMic Terminal with Volume ControlStereo Sampled Piano TonesSpilt/Layer FunctionAuto HarmonizeAuto Accompaniment16 Registration (set-ups)120 One-Touch Presets80 TunesSong ExpansionSong Controller Lesson Function: off partSong Memory (tracks x songs): 2 x 2Pitch Bend WheelTuning and TransposeFlash ROMMetronomeSMF PlayerDisplay: LCD (backlit)MIDI/General MIDI: General MIDITerminals: 2 Headphone Jacks (Teacher/Student), 2 Pedal Jacks, Line Out L/Mono R, Mic In, USB Port (This is to transfer SMF/Lyrics Data and/or Casiosongs Data to/from a Personal Computer-USB Cable Not Included), MIDI In/OutSpeakers: 2 Speakers: 16cm x 8cm, ovalAC Adapter: AD-12 (which is included) ... Read more

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I love this, I really do.
Forget about pricey digital piano that will drain your pocket. I've hunted for months until I finally found this one. This definitely change my mindset about Casio. I grabbed 'em as soon as it's available in Malaysia. Boy, I'm really impress with the features :

1. Excellent tone - Stereo piano is the best. There's about 268 tones all together.

2. Truly scaled hammer keyboards - so real, it's hard to believe.

3. Smartmedia capability - expand your wealth of song storage.

4. Good design to impress your friend.

Hem.. go get 'em now. ... Read more

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The slim and compact configuration of the Privia PX-100 allows it to fit easily into virtually any interior environment. With its compact design, and each model weighing about 27.6 lbs., it can go almost anywhere you do. When not in use, the Privia can be easily stored in a closet, under a bed, or in other compact locations where other digital pianos won't fit. ... Read more

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The Nord Electro 2 is the next big step in the development of the Nord Electro series of stage keyboards. Among the features of the Electro 2 you'll find the new Mega Clavinet sound which offers all the filter and pick-up variations of the original Clavinet D6! This means that you'll be able to access no less than 60 + 4 different Clavinet D6 sounds in the Electro 2!Thanks to the remade piano sample playback engine, the polyphony for the piano sounds is now greatly enhanced. The new piano sample playback engine also made it possible for Nord to digitally model the sounds you get when you release keys on a piano instrument. For example, the Clavinet and the Wurlitzer have very characteristic key release sounds. In Nord Electro 2 this is very faithfully modeled. The new sample playback engine also allows for playback of stereo pianos. In the new factory sound library Clavia has included a great new Acoustic Grand piano - in stereo. The Electro 2 also features great new vintage-style effects in the Effects section. Nord has also beefed up the Overdrive distortion to sound more like an overdriven tube amplifier.Nord Electro 2 fully supports USB download of Nord Electro piano samples. Now you will be able to download new piano instrument samples using Nord's specially developed Electro Tool sample dump program for Mac and PC! Additional piano sounds are available on the CD-R that comes with the Nord Electro 2 and also for download at www.clavia.se - free of charge! More... ... Read more

Features

• The organ in the Electro 2 is based on a digital simulation of the mechanical tone wheels of the B-3 organ
• It offers innovative solutions to mimic the typical B-3 sound, for example:
• A complex digital model of the original chorus and vibrato scanner
• Modeling of the individual random contact bounces for each partial
• Modeling of the unique frequency characteristics of the built-in pre-amplifier

Reviews (3)

The best 17 lbs. money can buy...
For the gigging keyboardist, the Electro 61 falls somewhere between a Godsend and a no-brainer.It's hard to avoid hyperbole when discussing this instrument, but anyone who has toted a Hammond rig and a Wurlie and a controller and peripherals and every other blasted thing will get my drift.For 29 years, I've been condemned to driving a cargo van full of vintage keys which weren't designed to leave the living room in the first place.I've herniated myself in the process, and was almost killed in a rear-end collision that flipped my 'B' upside down.I have made every effort to 'scale down' -- Korg CX3, Micro B, Roland VK7, Oberheim, Hammond XM3, and oddball stuff.All of the aforementioned fell woefully short of Hammond heaven, and of course, didn't offer any EP features or anything else.

The buzz about the Nord was intriguing, so I checked one out at a local store.Typically, the young, cooler-than-thou clerk could barely get the thing to power up, and I was pretty much left to navigate on my own.But five minutes on the Electro made me a believer (of COURSE I ordered one online -- any dope on the floor of a music store who can't get a keyboard that produces five sounds to work doesn't get his commission from me).

Here goes (note -- run this guy stereo, even if ya have to buy a little PA to do so): the Hammond end of things is simply exquisite.I did a little EQ stuff (the Electro features EQ and presence knobs on the dashboard.What a concept!You know, you can actually tweak your sound during performance...), rolled back the key click, and entered my own registrations.Fat, juicy, and soulful.Big, even in the high harmonics.Not a trace of cheese.Outlandish chorus.Completely persuasive percussion.The best Leslie ever, and I don't mean 'pretty good.'It sounds like the real deal.I personally don't have an issue with the 'draw-buttons' and I like controlling the Leslie speed via footswitch.The last thing I want is another broken bakelite switch hanging pitifully on my 'board.

Rhodes: ya want Richard Tee?Yassah."Just the Way You Are?" (you'll actually want to play the old warhorse) -- roger roger.Steely Dan ala Victor Feldman and/or "Nightfly" stuff?Yes jones.Through the Electro, younger players might actually discover what a Rhodes really sounds like.Twenty years of screaching over-cranked synth knockoffs did the Rhodes sound no favors.

Wurlie: intitially, I couldn't find one quite 'mean' enough, but five minutes with 'presence' did the trick.Early Ray, in a big way.A little tremolo and it's Mussel Sholes central.Just like my 200.Plays like it too.Light, but CONFIDENT feeling.

Clavs: good grief.Perfect.

CP80:Back in the day, I wanted one desperately.But, of course, like every thing else back in the day, I coudn't afford one.Now I OWN one.I LOVE it.Newbies probably won't 'get' the CP80, but us old timers will have our fun.

Piano: contrary to most opinions, I think the piano is very good.I don't like it as well as my Kurweil 1200 Pro I, but it's entirely usable.I re-EQed it, rolling off some of the not-so-pleasant highs.Prior to a gig recently, I played some standards using the piano sound.I was testing the waters to see if the relatively short keyboard and on-board piano would work for jobbing.Absolutely.It won't cut stride, but an Evans-esque approach is A-OK.

Conclusion: the Electro 61 is hands-down the most impressive and exciting 'keyboard' I've ever owned, and I have had a ton of stuff.Unlike a synth, it is designed for the player to make music on it.In that sense, it is a bonafide musical instrument.

Sounds great! BUT...
The big but. If you've ever played a real B-3 you may well be in for a disappointment. While the sound is beyond belief, the lack of real drawbars is Nord's downfall. You loose the ability to instictively "fly" your hand up to change settings. Nord's drawbar "buttons" are far from instant, hard to control, and have top be watched in order to get the setting you want. Also, whils the Leslie is the best simulator I've ever heard (2 amps for best results. I use Genz Benz UC4's)you're gonna miss the half moon Leslie switch. I had many B-3's and I have two Nord 61's. Some compensation comes from the other sounds, but much is lost in the transition from the real instruments. I've also had many Wurlys and Clavs. Mostly you loose the ability to control attack. Are they worth it? Well if you can't have the real thing(s)...YES. The keys seem to break at the back for no reason at all, so be prepared to pay $10 per replacement. (Nord: Please use better material)The up side is great sound and portability. Nord: Build a dual manual with real drawbars, and a half moon switch and you'll have accomplished the impossible. Note the four stars... It was almost three. At this point, would I part with mine? NO! I'm too old to lug two amps, a B-3, a Leslie, and two other boards. You should also buy ONLY an Ultimate support single post type stand. Just do it. Could the Nord 61 be better? Most certainly, but nothing else is. Best B-3 sound short of a B-3. P.S. Nord 61s ARE "keyboards". I really miss "riding" my B-3...

Retro Raver
If you like the organ work on Santana's Abraxas, or the cool sounds of Fender Rhodes on Bitches Brew, then you want to try out this board.You also get Clavinet (Superstition), CP-80 (In your eyes.) and Wurlitzer (LA Woman).
The keyboard is quite comfortable (except maybe for the competent, but uninspiring accoustic piano samples), and the effects are spare , but of high quality, especially the tube overdrive and a fantastic leslie.
Clavia offers a few extra voice samples which can be downloaded free from their site and inserted by USB onto the board.(Speaking of retro, though, if you are using Mac, you have to dig up OS 9;it won't run on X.)I only wish that these sly swedes would loosen up a little bit and consider sampling mellotron or maybe some arp strings.
Still, I can't get enough of those cool Rhodes tones, thrashing and chiming about.This thing is a blast. ... Read more

Features

• Total Number of Buit-in Stounds: 8
• Casio AP24 Features:
• Keyboard: 88 Keys with Naturally Scaled Hammer Action
• MIDI In/Out
• Polyphony: 64 Note

Product Description

How can you squeeze 88 fully-weighted keys, 8 superbly-sampled sounds and an excellent internal amplification system into an attractive piano-style wood cabinet? Well, Valdesta has already figured it out and we're offering it to you for less than you might imagine. Don't mess with moving and tuning a used piano when you can get this amazing digital piano for less! ... Read more

Features

• 88-note weighted keyboard with touch sensitivity
• 14 Built in sounds
• 14 Demo Songs
• 3 levels of touch sensitivity
• Whole/Dual/Split modes

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The new SP Series Stage Pianos are the performance keyboards you've been waiting for. Well-constructed and affordable, these stage pianos have everything you need. ... Read more