Casio Casiotone CT-S200 – 61-Key Portable Keyboard for Beginners | 400 Tones, 77 Rhythms, LCD Display, Dance Music Mode, USB-MIDI, Stereo Speakers | Includes Power Supply & Music Rest | Black
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Color: Black
Style: Standalone Keyboard
Features
- PORTABLE & READY TO PLAY ANYWHERE Weighing just 7lbs and featuring a built-in carry handle, the CT-S200 is designed for musicians on the move. Play anytime, anywhere with battery power or the included AC adapter. Available in black, white, or red to suit your stylemusic has never been more mobile or accessible.
- 61 FULL-SIZE KEYS WITH INTUITIVE FEATURES Enjoy a natural playing feel with 61 full-size keys, an easy-to-read LCD screen, and user-friendly controls. Use the My Setup function to save and instantly recall your favorite tones, rhythms, and settings for fast access and personalized play.
- EXPLORE 400 TONES, 77 RHYTHMS & DANCE MUSIC MODE Explore and enjoy with 400 built-in tones, 77 rhythms, and 10 reverb types. With Dance Music Mode, remix EDM tracks livetrigger basslines, drum loops, synths, effects, and more directly from the keys. Ideal for beginners and aspiring beatmakers alike.
- BUILT-IN LESSONS & APP CONNECTIVITY Includes 60 built-in songs with right/left-hand lesson support. Connect to the CASIO MUSIC SPACE app via USB for learning, practice, and performance tools. Class-compliant USB-MIDI port works with Mac, PC, and mobile devicesno drivers required.
- CASIO: 45 YEARS OF MUSIC INNOVATION & TRUST With decades of expertise, Casio is a global leader in keyboard innovation. From portable keyboards to stunning digital pianos, Casio delivers quality, style, and creativity at a great value. Trusted by beginners, educators, and pros, Casio is with you at every step of your musical journey.
- he CT-S200 features a simple, intuitive interface, offering an organized layout with fewer buttons by using both a full dot LCD screen and dial. It is also equipped with a home button that lets users return to the original screen at any time, making for a superior multi-function keyboard with enhanced usability.
Description
Casio proudly presents the next generation of Casio tone keyboards. Featuring 400 tones and 75 rhythms, the Casio tone ct-s200 is the perfect first step, The perfect gift, and the perfect way to have fun making music. The ct-s200 also lets you express your style as it is available in either BLACK, white or red. The ultra-compact ct-s200 lets you make music wherever and whenever you want. Just pop in six AA batteries, grab the built-in carrying handle and take your inspiration to go. The ct-s200 also includes the power supply and music rest. Explore a variety of great sounding tones and accompaniment rhythms with 61 full-size keys, an easy-to-read LCD display and intuitive controls. Use the "My setup" Function to quickly get to your favorite sounds. Dance music Mode lets you easily create and remix EDM tracks. Select a style, and use the keys to trigger drum loops, bassline, synth parts, effects, transitions and more. Use the built-in speakers to share with friends, or plug in headphones for quiet play At any time. The 1/8" Audio input lets you play along with music from your favorite device. Connect to the free Chordata play iOS/Android app And take your music further, learning how to play your favorite songs from downloaded MIDI files. The class-compliant USB port connects to any Mac/PC/iOS/Android device with no drivers needed.
Brand: Casio
Color: Black
Number of Keys: 61
Skill Level: All
Special Feature: Portable
Number of Keys: 61
Skill Level: All
Special Features: Portable
Supported Software: Casio Music Space
Connector Type: MIDI USB
Connectivity Technology: RCA
Power Source: AC adapter, Battery
Headphones Jack: 3.5mm Jack
Size: 61-Key
Item Weight: 10.8 Pounds
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 40"D x 10"W x 17"H
Item Dimensions: 10.08 x 36.61 x 2.87 inches
Color: Black
Style: Standalone Keyboard
Brand Name: Casio
Age Range Description: Kid
Model Name: Casiotone
Model Number: CTS-200BK
Instrument: Electronic keyboard
Manufacturer: Casio MI
UPC: 079767314927
Global Trade Identification Number: 27
Set Name: Casio Casiotone CT-S200 - 61-Key Portable Keyboard
Manufacturer Part Number: CT-S200
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Item Type Name: Portable Keyboard with USB, BLACK
Warranty Description: 1 year parts and labor.
Included Components: AC Adapter, Music Rest
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