Casio CT-X700 – Portable 61-Key Keyboard | 600 Tones, 195 Rhythms, and AiX Sound Engine | Perfect for Any Musician
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Jun 22 – Jun 23
Style: Standalone Keyboard
Features
- EXPANSIVE SOUND SELECTION WITH 600 TONES & 195 RHYTHMS Explore a world of musical possibilities with a diverse range of sounds from classical grand pianos to modern synths and percussion. The CT-X700s rich variety of rhythms offers everything from global styles to contemporary beats, ensuring you have the perfect sound for every musical mood or performance.
- AiX SOUND ENGINE FOR UNMATCHED AUDIO CLARITY Experience premium sound quality with the CT-X700s advanced AiX Sound Source, which delivers lifelike, realistic instrument tones, including features like natural breath sounds, vibrato, and subtle playing gestures. The result is a performance that rivals keyboards at a much higher price point, giving you professional-level sound at a budget-friendly price.
- INTEGRATED LESSON SYSTEM & 100 BUILT-IN SONGS With the Step-Up Lesson system, you can easily learn and practice your favorite songs. The CT-X700s backlit display shows proper fingering and notation, helping players of all skill levels advance. The keyboard also includes 100 built-in songs, and its 6-track MIDI recorder lets you capture your own musical ideas for playback and refinement, all in a seamless workflow.
- PORTABLE, DURABLE, AND READY FOR ANYWHERE Weighing under 10lbs, the CT-X700 is incredibly portable, perfect for musicians on the go. Whether youre performing in a small venue or practicing at home, its durable molded case stands up to everyday wear and tear, and the optional battery power gives you the freedom to play without worrying about finding an outlet.
- EASY CONNECTIVITY WITH USB-MIDI & DEVICE COMPATIBILITY The CT-X700 features class-compliant USB-MIDI connectivity, allowing you to plug it into your Mac, PC, Android, or iOS device without any need for drivers or installation. You can enhance your music creation with your favorite apps or use the built-in music rest and smartphone shelf to hold your device while you play.
- CASIO: 45 YEARS OF MUSIC INNOVATION & TRUST With over four decades of experience, Casio has established itself as a global leader in keyboard innovation. Offering a balance of style, performance, and value, Casios instruments, including the CT-X700, are trusted by musicians from beginners to professionals. Whether youre learning, practicing, or performing, Casio is by your side every step of the way.
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Wherever you are on your musical journey, and no matter your budget, you don’t have to compromise on sound quality. Meet the CT-X700, the new standard for value in portable keyboards. Its modest price makes it the right choice for casual or beginning players, and its stunning sound makes it a must-have for keyboardists of any level who need a portable instrument. From the Manufacturer Casio: Creativity and Contribution. Breaking free from preconceptions and exceeding the world's expectations - Casio leverages superior technologies and innovation to create products which deliver new value by meeting the latent needs of customers. The Casio 61 Key Portable Keyboard is compact, lightweight, and has a tough molded plastic case, making it perfect for any keyboardist seeking a portable insturment. The AiX Sound Source Technology gives this keyboard its heart.
Brand: Casio
Number of Keys: 61
Skill Level: Intermediate
Special Feature: Portable
Age Range (Description): Adult
Number of Keys: 61
Skill Level: Intermediate
Special Features: Portable
Supported Software: MIDI-OX
Connector Type: MIDI USB
Connectivity Technology: RCA
Power Source: Usb
Headphones Jack: 1/4" headphone out
Item Weight: 9.48 Pounds
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 39"D x 16"W x 6"H
Item Dimensions: 13.78 x 37.32 x 4.29 inches
Style: Standalone Keyboard
Sound Profile: Balanced and Rich
Brand Name: Casio
Age Range Description: Adult
Model Name: CT-X700
Model Number: CTX700
Instrument: Electronic keyboard
Manufacturer: Casio Inc.
UPC: 079767314798
Global Trade Identification Number: 98
Manufacturer Part Number: CT-X700
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Item Type Name: Portable Keyboard
Warranty Description: 1 year parts and labor.
Included Components: Keyboard, Includes AC adapter
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