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Jul 22 – Aug 12
Features
- 32 Mini Keys
- 8-Note Polyphony
- 50 Play Along Tracks
- 5 Drum Pads
- Headphones Output
Description
More than just a toy-ultimately small children will have lots of fun playing the 32 keys right from the start. The SA-46 mini keyboard comes with a new sound source and 8-note polyphony. It includes 100 timbres and 50 rhythms. This is also revealed by the LC display: the SA-46 is a serious playmate. Another highlight is the simple change-over switch: on the SA-46 for switching between the piano and organ sound. The instrument has a cool retro design which combines bright green and black.
Brand: Casio
Color: Green
Number of Keys: 32
Size: 32-Key
Item Weight: 0.01 Ounces
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 18.5 x 9 x 2.7 inches
Style: Keyboard
Connectivity Technology: Auxiliary
Instrument: Piano
Item Weight: 0.01 ounces
Product Dimensions: 18.5 x 9 x 2.7 inches
Item model number: SA-46
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: March 31, 2015
Color Name: Green
Number of Keyboard Keys: 32
Size: 32-Key
Standing screen display size: 5
Voltage: 9.5 Volts (DC)
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Style: Keyboard
I want to be happier with this than I am. My 5 year old does enjoy playing with it and in many ways it's been a great value. It has a feature that, with the push of one button, launches into a medley of prerecorded tunes. They're always the same and always play in the same order. This is a terrible feature and should be replaced with anything else or taken away completely. There is a level of parental annoyance that comes with having a feature like this, but the real problem is it runs hard against the reason for getting a product like this for a child: an approachable, fun creative toy. There is a learning curve for them with the controls and the different sounds and then discovering the rudiments of harmony and rhythm, but the overall design and the quality of the sounds is good enough for them to get there and enjoy it. However, having that button there instantly turns the experience passive and uncreative. She gets uninterested in what she was doing. It's like giving them some painting to do, then ripping it out of their hands midway and turning the TV on. This product is ultimately an unfortunate miss for me.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2023 by Nathan K.
Style: Keyboard
The media could not be loaded. I've been recording and writing music since 1984, Currently, I mainly write commercial licensed music under BMI, Inc. I play many instruments, but my main instrument is synthesizer, and also the instrument that I have played the longest. I actually played the very first CASIO keyboards when they came out in the early to mid 1980 from the very small Casio VL-1 to the Casio MT-100 . I wanted a Casio keyboard that was very basic like the old Casio MT-100 that I had way back when. So I found this Casio SA-46, and bought it. I have posted a sound clip video in my post here in regards to what the keyboard sounds like, and it should show the awesome capability of this instrument. If your a parent and your Son or Daughter wants to play a synthesizer, buy this first before investing in a large keyboard. If You or some one you know, is looking for a keyboard to add some "color" to their songs, in regards to layering.. this keyboard is awesome. I think it is FM synthesis with some PCM recorded sounds also mixed in. If you have this keyboard, or are getting it, check out these tone (sound) presets (this is what I call them, and they are very close) Tone preset 12: Hammond b3 Organ (Sounds like "Love Song" - by "The Cure") Tone preset: 00 Piano Tone preset 14: Fast Leslie sounding organ Tone preset 08: vibraphone Tone preset: 09 xylophone ( You can play the Peppa Pig theme song... brilliant) Tone preset: 29 thru 32 Bass Tone preset: 41 synths Tone preset:42 synth slow attack Tone preset: 45 orchestra hit (sounds like a few 1990's songs) Tone preset: 46 trumpet (This is one of the original Casio tone presents - "I'm not the one" by The Cars uses this one) Tone preset:50: french horn Tone preset::51 Hard Brass - (Play the theme song from "Rocky") I hope that was useful to some of you out there, that are thinking about buying this. Also to note, this is the only keyboard in the low price range that as a "head phone jack" that is 1/8 size, not 1/4// but regardless.. you can buy a 1/8 male to 1/8 male cable here on Amazon to record this into your mic jack on your computer, or you can buy a 1/8 male to 1/4 male cable to hook this up to an amplifier. - Tom
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Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2018 by Tom and Laurie
Style: Keyboard
Not enough keys to actually play with both hands. Ok for chords and simple melodies.
Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2022 by shawn
Style: Keyboard
Cheap entertainment.
Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2022 by Dale Howard Crandall
Style: Keyboard
My 3-year-old loves this keyboard. It offers her a range of music to dance to and helps her to learn her keys with confidence.
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2023 by Lisa Reid
Style: Keyboard
As a studio musician, I have owned and tried more than a few electronic keyboards. Some are beautiful works of art, some have excellent sound, and most boggle the mind with functions and features 99% of people will never use. The Casio SA-46 combines a few features and functions into an attractive and insanely-bargain-priced package. You really get a lot for under $40 US: 1. Battery-powered, go anywhere keyboard. Works for weeks on 6 AA batteries (not included). 2. Nice, functional drum pads. 3. 100 Tones. Are all of them accurate? NO. Are all of them useful? NO. But all the important ones are there, and enough optional tones are included to make it a useful and fun assortment. 4. 50 Patterns. All the ones you can really use every day are included. By varying tempo, you can easily make some patterns more useful. 5. Song Bank. It is what it is. You will probably not use it too often. This is a musical box built for fun and it accomplishes the goal easily. Anyone from age 5 to 100 will find hours of fun here for a very little price. If you are a more serious musician, and have goals of producing music, it can easily be done with the Casio SA-46 and a free audio program like Audacity. Build a song from multiple, separately-recorded tracks you perform and record using the audio output jack on your keyboard and the microphone input jack on your PC. If you get really motivated or want to use the SA-46 for live performance, I recommend the addition of a Looper Box and battery-operated speaker. You can easily use the stomp box button to record a a basic track and overdub a new track on top of the first one, etc. You can then perform the melody on the keyboard or even sing while your tracks loop and play on your speaker. A basic battery-powered Looper box with unlimited overdubs and 10-15 minutes of loop available is about $45 here on Amazon. Hope this review helps you to understand how fun this SA-46 really can be if you take a little time to practice with it.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2019 by U.S. Army Major