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Casio LK270-STADMC Music Keyboard with Key Lighting

from: Casio

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Casio CDP 100 Digital Piano

from: Casio


I bought this for my twin nieces for them to start piano lessons on. I figure it will be fine for them for 3 or 4 years. If they truly want to continue playing, it will be time to switch to a real acoustic grand. Until then it is perfectly suitable for a beginner or someone who is not trying to play any difficult/advanced classical pieces. Wonderful for those who don't want to annoy the neighbors. Action is good, sounds are too. My only criticism is the pedal. There's only one and it is more of a foot switch than a pedal. No biggie since you can buy a decent replacement that looks and feels like a piano pedal for about $20. Ideally a piano should have 3 pedals (Google "sostenuto" and you'll see why) But the fact is most folks only use ... Read More:

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Casio LK-90TV 61-Key Lighted Keyboard with Karaoke Function

from: Casio


I gave the LK90TV to my non-musician son as a learning tool.

My two musician sons have hogged it since prima luce.

The box does contain the adaptor. It is hidden in the styrofoam packing material.

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Casio PX200 Privia Digital Piano with Hammer Action

from: Casio


I bought this piano on Music123, which offers a better deal than Amazon here. I also got a stand that connects to the sides of the piano, so that makes it better since I don't have to find a table for it or anything.

The piano sounds good and clear. I feel like when I make mistakes on this piano, it is more obvious that on a real piano. But I like it anyway. The best thing is being able to adjust the volume and also use earphones. This way, I don't have to worry about being too loud and disturbing the neighbors (or my roommate) when I play.

It certainly is different from playing a real piano. But it is convenient it that it's much smaller, so it's great for a college student like me who does not have much space in the ... Read More:

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Casio WK500 76 Key Personal Keyboard

from: Casio


I bought this piano on Music123, which offers a better deal than Amazon here. I also got a stand that connects to the sides of the piano, so that makes it better since I don't have to find a table for it or anything.

The piano sounds good and clear. I feel like when I make mistakes on this piano, it is more obvious that on a real piano. But I like it anyway. The best thing is being able to adjust the volume and also use earphones. This way, I don't have to worry about being too loud and disturbing the neighbors (or my roommate) when I play.

It certainly is different from playing a real piano. But it is convenient it that it's much smaller, so it's great for a college student like me who does not have much space in the ... Read More:

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Dynex AD-5 AC Adapter for Select Casio Keyboards

from: Dynex


Some of the Casio keyboards that require an AD-5 adapter require an 850mA adapter...this one is 800mA and will either not work or might damage your keyboard. If your keyboard says 12vdc 850mA, don't use this one.

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Casio PX575R Privia Keyboard without Stand

from: Casio

July 23, 2008
Some of the Casio keyboards that require an AD-5 adapter require an 850mA adapter...this one is 800mA and will either not work or might damage your keyboard. If your keyboard says 12vdc 850mA, don't use this one.

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Casio AP80 Digital Piano with USB (88 Keys)

from: Casio


Some of the Casio keyboards that require an AD-5 adapter require an 850mA adapter...this one is 800mA and will either not work or might damage your keyboard. If your keyboard says 12vdc 850mA, don't use this one.

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Casio LK-200 61-KEY Lighted Keyboard with USB and SD Slot

from: Casio


Don't like osme of the sounds but it works if you're just learning to play.

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Casio CTK491 61-Key MIDI Keyboard

from: Casio


There are so many things wrong with this product. The size is too big if you don't have a stand, there are 36 keys and an average piano/keyboads has 88. The DC is too short, it takes too many batteries. It's not worth the $70. If you going to spend close to $100 on a piano/keyboard, make it worth the money.