CT-S1 RD Casiotone Piano-Keyboard

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While many of the tones on the CT-S1 share the same sample and the same instrument name as the CT-S400 , the tones on the CT-S1 sound better . I’m a producer, composer, and multi-instrumentalist with over 20 years of experience in the music industry. I need a portable 61 key - keyboard with good on board speakers and battery operation capability for quick transportation to jams, parks, etc.

I think I saw Mike Martin from Casio mention that they only now got the 400 in to start doing videos.Immediately noticed the keyboard feel was surprisingly responsive to piano technique and accepts some subtle nuance when playing ppp-mf.

Casio understands that technology plays a large part in education, and learning to play the piano is no exception! It’s a big thumbs-up from us, then - it may have been around for more than 40 years, but with products like this coming to market, the Casiotone brand seems stronger than ever. Actual continuous operation time may be shorter due to battery type, performance type, and usage environment.Roland's take on the portable keyboard concept features 61 keys, more than 500 sounds, onboard Bluetooth and a Loop Mix feature. strong>, the CT-S1 can be powered from 6 AA batteries, which is perfect for making music on the move.

Vary your sound with touch sensitive keys, which you can adapt with three different touch response levels. If you want to play and practice without bothering others in your house, get the headphones and this keyboard is for you! Connect seamlessly to your tablet, computer or smartphone to improve your technique with an app, or play along to your favourite tunes via USB.Newly developed Bass Reflex speakers and Surround Sound mode mean a richer, more dynamic tone that complements the excellent sound quality.