Casio CT-X700 PPK Premium Keyboard Pack with Power Supply, Stand, and Headphones
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Features
- Explore the 600 Tones, and in each category you'll find an incredible variety of lifelike instruments that go far beyond your expectations
- Features hundreds of built-in Rhythms, all played with incredibly realistic instruments that sound better than ever
- Quickly capture your inspiration with the six-track recorder, or enjoy the library of 100 built-in Songs
- Use the Step-Up Lesson system, to easily learn the Songs, with the display showing proper fingering and notation
- The CT-X700's class-compliant USB-MIDI port connects to any Mac, PC, Android or iOS device with no drivers or installation needed
- Includes a music rest designed to support tablets and a built-in smartphone shelf to hold your device as you use the CT-X700 with your favorite music apps
- The CT-X700 is compact and lightweight, with a tough molded plastic case, and its optional battery power makes it perfect as a go-anywhere musical partner
Description
The Casio CTX-700 PPK Premium Keyboard Pack includes the CTX-700 Portable Keyboard, metal X-style keyboard stand, music rest, AC adapter, and stereo headphones. Wherever you are on your musical journey, and no matter your budget, you shouldn't have to compromise on sound quality. Meet the CT-X700. 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. What truly sets the CT-X700 apart from other portable keyboards is its heart: The powerful AiX Sound Source. This technology makes the CT-X700 sound like a keyboard costing hundreds, if not thousands of dollars more.
Item Weight: 24.1 pounds
Package Dimensions: 46.5 x 17.3 x 9.9 inches
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: CAS CTX700 PPK
Date First Available: June 28, 2018
Connector Type: MIDI USB
Power Source: Battery Powered
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Really fun toy I bought myself. Love the different sounds and there is a ton of settings to experiment with. I haven’t even scratched the surface of what this keyboard can do! The stand and headphones are great. The “educational software” is a complete joke which was a disappointment. From what I could tell, by the end, you’re playing “Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star,” which is the first lesson of many beginning piano books, not the last. And with that, you're directed to the eMedia website where you are pitched the rest of the program for $44.95. C’mon, seriously? The keyboard is great. It really wouldn't take much to give folks the decent lesson/ instruction book. Actually, the image of the eMedia program shown is not what you get. That's the $45 option you are directed to at the end of the cheesy cd you do get. That's just not right.
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