Casio CTK1150 AD Full Size Black Keyboard.

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Touch sensitive. Sustain pedal support. Sounds cannot be layered. Tunable, but not transposable. Can be powered through automobile (12V) power. Excellent MIDI support. tones with switch button, another 5 tones in CAL programming ADSR mode and one memory tone to save ADSR sound) This list includes some of the instruments' basic specifications and is not exhaustive. Casio keyboards from the 1980s and 1990s are used by electronic musicians and sound engineers to achieve an authentic lo-fi sound and some modify them by circuit bending to extend their sound palettes. The Casio has 120 sounds, with 70 rhythms to accompany, while the Startone has 390 sounds and 110 rhythms/styles to accompany. If you want to know more about this model, don’t miss our review of the Casio CTK-3500 Casio CTK-1500 vs Yamaha PSR F51

Both keyboards have 61 keys, however on the Startone we find that they have sensitivity, i.e. if we play with more or less force, the note volume will increase or decrease proportionally. SA-75 Specifications - Mini Keyboards - Electronic Musical Instruments - CASIO". arch.casio-intl.com . Retrieved 2019-12-07. Midi master keyboard only. Has slider controls for velocity and octave, many buttons and two wheel controllers. The CTK 1500 has 32 notes of polyphony, the CTK 2500 provides 48. Polyphony means the number of notes that can be played at the same time.In the 1500 we find 50 preset songs, and in the 2500 we have 60. Also speaking of rhythm presets, the 1500 offers 70, while the 2500 gives us 100. Touch sensitive. Sounds can be layered. Transposable +/- 1 octave. Can be powered through automobile (12V) power.

Casio XW-P1 performance synthesizer | Vintage Synth Explorer". www.vintagesynth.com . Retrieved 2020-05-08. Other relevant differences are that the CTK 1500 does not include a metronome, while the CTK 2500 does. Finally, the CTK 1500 does not have a sustain pedal input, whereas the CTK 2500 does.a b c d e f "Casio keyboard advertisement (1985)". Santa Cruz Sentinel. 1985-09-08. p.172 . Retrieved 2019-11-27. With a selection of 100 different tones, the CTK-1150 provides a diverse range of sounds to choose from. Whether you prefer piano, guitar, or even electronic synthesizer tones, this keyboard offers a variety of options to cater to different musical preferences. Rodell, Miriam (May 1985). "The Great Pretender? (ES May 1985)". Electronic Soundmaker & Computer Music (May 1985): 15–15. The Casio CTK-1150 is a keyboard that features a built-in speaker system with two speakers. It has a total of 61 keys, providing a wide range of octaves for playing various melodies. The keyboard offers a maximum polyphony of 12 notes, allowing for relatively simple and straightforward compositions. Out of the box, you'll get like 4 sets of manual in different languages. One songbook, which are the songs listed in the songbank of the keyboards. Also, the songbook is useful if you have previous knowledge on how to read notes and good in learning stuff by yourself. Apart from that, I think the songbook is not meant for beginners or kids. Although, there are categories inside the songbook as A, B, C, D which means that A for beginners, then goes Intermediate, Advanced and Expert. Music stand and power supply are also included.

One relevant difference is that the CTK 3500 has a USB-MIDI connection, which means that it can be used as a MIDI controller in music production programs, a feature that is missing from the CTK 1500. a b c d "Vintage Casiotones w/ MIDI - Vintage Synth Explorer Forums". forum.vintagesynth.com . Retrieved 2019-12-04. Both include pre-recorded songs in demo form, the CTK 1500 has 50, while the CTK 3500 gives 60. Speaking of preset rhythms, the CTK 1500 offers 70, and the CTK 3500 includes 100.

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Programmable synthesizer with additional RAM card slot. Has pitch bender and modulation wheels. Doesn't send or receive SysEx.