Home / Casio - Teclado portátil de 61 teclas
  • Casio - Teclado portátil de 61 teclas
  • Casio - Teclado portátil de 61 teclas
  • Casio - Teclado portátil de 61 teclas
  • Casio - Teclado portátil de 61 teclas
  • Casio - Teclado portátil de 61 teclas
  • Casio - Teclado portátil de 61 teclas
  • Casio - Teclado portátil de 61 teclas
  • Casio - Teclado portátil de 61 teclas

Casio - Teclado portátil de 61 teclas

(5.0)
Marca Casio
Color Negro -
Número de teclas 61
Nivel de habilidad Principiante
Características especiales Rueda de curva de paso, altavoz incorporado
Quantity
ADD TO CART
BUY IT NOW
  • Detail

    Sobre este artículo

    • Teclado sensible al tacto de 61 teclas para ir a cualquier lugar
    • 400 tonos de gran sonido y 77 ritmos divertidos
    • El modo Dance Music le permite crear y remezclar fácilmente pistas EDM
    • USB-MIDI, adaptador de CA incluido, alimentación de batería opcional
    • Se conecta a la aplicación Chordana Play iOS/Android para lecciones y más
    • Este producto se envía con auriculares Samson (HP30 o SR350)
  • Customer Reviews
    Al*****dr

    Very good, but without adapter

    It came without dc adapter. But It good piano at all.

    Lo****by

    Worth it

    Bought this keyboard after wanting one for a long time. I'm no professional, but used to play by ear a lot as a kid and decided to pick it up again as an adult and see what I could do. Didn't want to go cheap, but didn't want to break the bank either. After comparing a lot of different keyboards I decided on this one as it was reasonably priced, functional, and a reliable brand I recognized. I was a bit skeptical from some of the reviews saying it didn't come with a power supply when you choose the keyboard only but mine did come with it. The sound quality is in no way professional, but it's perfect for practicing and personal recreation. I'll be sure to update if I end up with any issues, but so far it's been great. All in all it's a nice little keyboard and I have no qualms with it. Great to learn on and I haven't even tried to hook it up to any apps or anything like that. I received it less than 48 hours after ordering with free shipping which was a plus for sure. If you're looking for a mid range keyboard but are unsure of a lot of these weird brands out there, get this one. You won't regret it.

    K**e

    Great Buy.. The Youtube reviews were right

    The piano is very lightweight. It has alot of various tones (400). The dance party feature is pretty cool. Has about 50 different beats that you can "mix" each 4 count part. The keyboard has audio in/out, a port to connect to a computer/phone/tablet, a port for a pedal and of course the power ac port. It has a song feature that has maybe about 50 different songs that the keyboard will play in its own. You can also designate which part of the song to be muted so you can play that part whether it be left hand/right hand or none. The sound is great. The piano volume is great. You can set the volume at a certain level when you turn it on. The keyboard has a sleep function as well. The keyboard can be used as a midi controller as well. The stand that it comes with is nice and sturdy. I will say the headphones aren't top of the line but I did not expect a pair of $100+ earphones either so they serve their purpose in this package. Besides being for a beginner, you can really use this keyboard to make & record music by hooking it up to a computer which is awesome. I bought this for my daughter but I love it just as much as she does.

    M***y

    Great Casio Keyboard/MIDI Controller

    I have an 'ancient' Casio CT-640 that I've used for *years* and its been just plain fun to use! I just started getting back into Music Production with DAWS and needed a playable keyboard with lots of presets and yet be a trouble free MIDI compatible controller for my DAWS (Traction Waveform 12). This guy fits the bill perfectly!! Firstly, the keys are very *playable* meaning they have pressure (weighted) AND are velocity sensitive...a super big deal for keyboard players that got their chops on a real piano where key expression is vital! Let's be clear: The keys are not 'graded weighted' and do not feel like a piano would, but still offer resistance and are not 'empty/squishy' like my old Casiotone ct-640...or like many key controllers with 'hollow' keys. The velocity sensitivity is awesome and will immediately be appreciated by 'old-school' keyboardists. As to Sounds...the CT-S300 has TONS of sampled tones as well as like 70 rhythms you can jam along with! Plus this guys has this real kool Dance Music function that plays full on sampled loops that you can change in real time....great for EDM and House music creators. And the sounds are very good...maybe not like your 3000.00 full on Piano Synth but still, out-of-the box, overall pretty damn good. NOTE: I have a 240w Sound Bar with Sub-Woofer that I cable out to and so I can rok the house like its a crime! As to MIDI...As I mentioned before, I use Traction's Waveform DAW. I wanted to have keyboard I can play for regular enjoyment without the DAW and still have a functional MIDI controller when in the Waveform. The CT-S300 was immediately accessible to the DAW and I was able to lay some serious tracks down with the Casio running my TuneFish VSTi and other VST plugins! Conclusion: Without hesitation, I would RECOMMEND the Casio CT-S300 to anyone whether they be a beginner keyboardist learning music or someone that is a 'player' and needs a very capable keyboard/MIDI controller for general playing and/or music prod

    Marl*********arlie

    Excellent keyboard. Very, very happy!

    FIRST: IT DOES COME WITH ITS OWN AC ADAPTER. So, I'm just one step above a beginner. I've had some music training but am not a performer. I just needed a good portable keyboard that wasn't a little kid's toy. This is NOT a toy. Mind you, it's not a professional unit worth thousands of dollars. But if you're like me, you do not need that kind of a pricey keyboard. If you just need one that you can keep handy to get in as much practice in as possible (and with MIDI capability), this might just be as perfect for you as it is for me. The construction is wonderful. Even the keys have a very nice tactile feel: not shiny, but a smooth texture. Other small details are the copy stand which is a great design, slipping nicely into the handle opening; it is not a flimsy, thin plastic type like most. This copy stand has some substance to it, it is not bendable. And even the surface where the bottom of the pages sit has some grooves in it to keep them from slipping around; those are the kind of details this keyboard has. Performance-wise, the speakers are excellent; great volume and quality. The feel of the keys are not weighted, but they're not described as such. They feel like an electronic keyboard, with some bounce, but easy to get used to. Again, if you're just using for practice, they are fine. They're comfortable. And they are full size piano keys. The number of tones?! Holy cow. There really are 400! Haven’t heard all of them yet! lol But the ones I have heard sound great. And it is easily attached to a USB port for MIDI use. What I loved about it is that you can leave the audio on and connect to your DAW for MIDI at the same time, using audio from either or both, computer or keyboard speakers. THE MICRO-B/USB CABLE IS NOT INCLUDED. However, they are very inexpensive. I just bought a package of 3 different sizes for less than $10. And this keyboard has a handle!!! LOL I especially wanted one that I could carry around the house, when the whim hit me, to noodle around on th