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61.Casio CS43 Stand for CDP-100 from: Casio
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62.Casio WK-3500 Keyboard 76 Full Size Keys and Pro Quality Touch Sensitive Response from: Casio
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This is as pro as you can get at this price. I am really glad I bought this one.

63.Casio WK3800AD 76 Key Electronic Keyboard with Power Supply from: Casio
Average Rating: >>More Details		List Price: $549.95 Off The Bookshelf's Price: $399.99 You Save: $149.96 (27%) Prices subject to change. Used Price:
The Casio WK3800 is a fun and very versatile keyboard with good quality onboard speakers. My previous keyboard, which I still have, is an older Yamaha PSR series. The WK3800 gives you a good deal of control and "fine tuning" for each of the preset digital voices/tones (e.g., attack/release, touch response, reverb, vibratto, resonance, octave, pan, equalizer, and other effects, which can be saved as new user tones ... and then mixed (using layer and split) onto the keyboard and saved as an entry in the register. You can monitor/record on several separate tracks of and, later, put them all together for a rich composition playback. The only downside with recording to the separate tracks is that you lose the layer/split functions during recording (a small hassle that I hope the next series of Casio keyboards ... Read More

64.Mini-Size Keyboard SA75 from: Casio
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The Casio WK3800 is a fun and very versatile keyboard with good quality onboard speakers. My previous keyboard, which I still have, is an older Yamaha PSR series. The WK3800 gives you a good deal of control and "fine tuning" for each of the preset digital voices/tones (e.g., attack/release, touch response, reverb, vibratto, resonance, octave, pan, equalizer, and other effects, which can be saved as new user tones ... and then mixed (using layer and split) onto the keyboard and saved as an entry in the register. You can monitor/record on several separate tracks of and, later, put them all together for a rich composition playback. The only downside with recording to the separate tracks is that you lose the layer/split functions during recording (a small hassle that I hope the next series of Casio keyboards ... Read More

65.CASIO SK-1 SK 1 SK1 Sampling Keyboard from: Casio
Average Rating: >>More Details		Used Price: $289.99
The Casio WK3800 is a fun and very versatile keyboard with good quality onboard speakers. My previous keyboard, which I still have, is an older Yamaha PSR series. The WK3800 gives you a good deal of control and "fine tuning" for each of the preset digital voices/tones (e.g., attack/release, touch response, reverb, vibratto, resonance, octave, pan, equalizer, and other effects, which can be saved as new user tones ... and then mixed (using layer and split) onto the keyboard and saved as an entry in the register. You can monitor/record on several separate tracks of and, later, put them all together for a rich composition playback. The only downside with recording to the separate tracks is that you lose the layer/split functions during recording (a small hassle that I hope the next series of Casio keyboards ... Read More

66.Casio MIDI Cable for Musical Keyboards from: Casio
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Purchased to connect my keyboard to my computer. It works great with Piano Keyboard program.

67.CASIO LK-43 MagicLight Electronic Music Keyboard with Stand from: Casio
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Great deal, could not believe the great price I got on this keyboard, high quality and good sound, really cool to learn with the light up keys :-)

68.Casio WK3300AD 76 Key Electronic Keyboard with Power Supply from: Casio
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I recently purchased a Yamaha DGX-220 after owning one of the Casio WK keyboards. I was sorely disappointed, not only because I have used Yamaha keyboards I loved in the past, but also because I paid more for the Yamaha, and it couldn't hold a candle to what I could do when I owned my Casio WK 3700 (I didn't want to give it up, but I had to at the time). I purchased the DGX based on the many "It's better than the WK-3000's reviews" and have regretted it from opening the box. I'm selling my Yamaha to go back to the Casio. Now that it has an SD card slot and USB interface, I can't think of anything that would make it any better (well, except maybe 88 weighted keys, but we're talking about features NO KEYBOARD has for the amount of money you'd pay for one of these). Unless all you care about is strictly playing ... Read More

69.Casio CTK3000 61 Key Personal Keyboard from: Casio
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I recently purchased a Yamaha DGX-220 after owning one of the Casio WK keyboards. I was sorely disappointed, not only because I have used Yamaha keyboards I loved in the past, but also because I paid more for the Yamaha, and it couldn't hold a candle to what I could do when I owned my Casio WK 3700 (I didn't want to give it up, but I had to at the time). I purchased the DGX based on the many "It's better than the WK-3000's reviews" and have regretted it from opening the box. I'm selling my Yamaha to go back to the Casio. Now that it has an SD card slot and USB interface, I can't think of anything that would make it any better (well, except maybe 88 weighted keys, but we're talking about features NO KEYBOARD has for the amount of money you'd pay for one of these). Unless all you care about is strictly playing ... Read More

70.Casio CTK4000 61 Key Personal Keyboard from: Casio
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I recently purchased a Yamaha DGX-220 after owning one of the Casio WK keyboards. I was sorely disappointed, not only because I have used Yamaha keyboards I loved in the past, but also because I paid more for the Yamaha, and it couldn't hold a candle to what I could do when I owned my Casio WK 3700 (I didn't want to give it up, but I had to at the time). I purchased the DGX based on the many "It's better than the WK-3000's reviews" and have regretted it from opening the box. I'm selling my Yamaha to go back to the Casio. Now that it has an SD card slot and USB interface, I can't think of anything that would make it any better (well, except maybe 88 weighted keys, but we're talking about features NO KEYBOARD has for the amount of money you'd pay for one of these). Unless all you care about is strictly playing ... Read More

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