Casio CTK-5000-STAD 61-Key Digital Music Keyboard
- 61 piano-style keys with Touch Response (2 sensitivity levels, off) and up to 48-note polyphony (maximum)
- 670 high quality tones including stereo grandpiano tones
- 200 rhythms including 77 ethnic rhythms and 20 patterns for piano play
- Rhythm Editor – 10 user rhythms
- Auto-accompaniment
Casio CTK-5000-STAD 61-Key Digital Music Keyboard
Product Description
Learning to play the piano gets even easier and, once you learn, the opportunities to play, create, and store your music becomes virtually unlimited with the Casio CTK-5000. With Casio’s intuitive Step-Up Lesson system, … More >>
Average Rating: 5.0
portable keyboard
July 31st, 2010 at 1:44 pm
we just got this a few days ago, and are very happy with it. The sound is very realistic for piano, and the action feels good. We were using an older borrowed keyboard, and were pleasantly surprised at the playablility and sound quality.
we bought from JR, because at the time it was slightly cheaper than Amazon, even with shipping, but the price has gone up.
This keyboard came with a stand, probably a $20 value, which is a bonus. It shows it in the picture, but not in the product description. We just had to get a bench and we were set.
We’ve just started exploring the settings. The first we adjusted was the touch sensitivity, which makes it louder the harder (technically, the faster) you hit the key, like a real piano. It has 3 setting choices: off, 1, and 2, with 2 being most sensitive. On 2 there is a pretty wide range of volume with key stroke, from very quiet on up, mimicking a real piano; not just quiet and loud.
Its still new to us, but we are very pleased with what we got for the money.