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All built-in tones, including piano and acoustic instrument tones, now sound better than ever before. Its 48-tone maximum polyphony provides you plenty of margin to minimize the chance that notes will be dropped when tones are layered and when you're playing with Auto Accompaniment.
Keyboard
The CTK-3200's easy-to-play keyboard resembles that of an acoustic piano and its touch response lets you add delicate nuances to notes by varying how much pressure you apply to keyboard keys.
Sampling
Besides allowing you to add reverb for more depth and breadth in your music, the CTK-3200 has a killer sampling function. You can sample a sound from a portable audio player or other device, and then play the sound on the keyboard. You also can use sampled sounds to compose music. Use the sampling feature to create new sounds that are highly creative like Incorporating a sampled sound into accompaniment patterns. With the CTK-3200, you can sample a favorite musical phrase or drum sound, and use it to replace some Auto Accompaniment drum sets.
Stepping up your game
The CTK-3200 has a couple ways to make you more proficient on keyboard without having to pay for lessons. The first is the Music Challenge which tests your reaction speed by requiring you to press the keys indicated by the onscreen keyboard guide in time with the Auto Accompaniment tempo using the correct fingers indicated by the onscreen fingering guide. Then there's the Step Up Lesson which breaks up songs into shorter phrases so you can master each phrase and then put them all back together. There's also a performance evaluation, voice fingering guide, lesson part select (right hand, left hand, or both), metronome, and 110 Song Bank
Casio CTK-3200 61-Key Portable Keyboard
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A fully realistic and expressive keyboard at a budget-friendly price range.
The Casio CTK-3200 is an affordable instrument with a 61-key piano-style touch-sensitive keyboard, 400 total onboard tones, 150 rhythms and digital effects. Ideal for newer players, it's packed with great features such as Casio's famous Step-up Lesson System, audio inputs for a MP3 player to make learning your favorite songs easier, USB port for MIDI implementation, and a pitch wheel for additional expression over sounds.
AHL sound source
All built-in tones, including piano and acoustic instrument tones, now sound better than ever before. Its 48-tone maximum polyphony provides you plenty of margin to minimize the chance that notes will be dropped when tones are layered and when you're playing with Auto Accompaniment.
Keyboard
The CTK-3200's easy-to-play keyboard resembles that of an acoustic piano and its touch response lets you add delicate nuances to notes by varying how much pressure you apply to keyboard keys.
Sampling
Besides allowing you to add reverb for more depth and breadth in your music, the CTK-3200 has a killer sampling function. You can sample a sound from a portable audio player or other device, and then play the sound on the keyboard. You also can use sampled sounds to compose music. Use the sampling feature to create new sounds that are highly creative like Incorporating a sampled sound into accompaniment patterns. With the CTK-3200, you can sample a favorite musical phrase or drum sound, and use it to replace some Auto Accompaniment drum sets.
Stepping up your game
The CTK-3200 has a couple ways to make you more proficient on keyboard without having to pay for lessons. The first is the Music Challenge which tests your reaction speed by requiring you to press the keys indicated by the onscreen keyboard guide in time with the Auto Accompaniment tempo using the correct fingers indicated by the onscreen fingering guide. Then there's the Step Up Lesson which breaks up songs into shorter phrases so you can master each phrase and then put them all back together. There's also a performance evaluation, voice fingering guide, lesson part select (right hand, left hand, or both), metronome, and 110 Song Bank
- Touch Response
- 61 standard-size keys
- 2 sensitivity levels, Off
- 48 notes (24 for certain tones)
- Built-in Tones: 400
- Sampling tones:
- 1
- Sampling time: 1 second (fixed)
- Effects: 10 types
- 10 Reverbs
- Pitch Bend Range: 0 to 12 Semitones
- Step-Up Lesson: 4 (Listen, Watch, Remember, Auto)
- Lesson Part: L, R, LR
- Functions: Repeat, Voice Fingering Guide, Note Guide, Performance Evaluation
- Built-in Songs: 110
- 20 notes
- Built-in Rhythms: 150
- Chords: Fingered 1/2/3, CASIO Chord, Full Range Chord
- Rhythm Controller: Accomp ON/OFF, Start/Stop, Synchro/Ending, Variation/Fill-in, Normal/Fill-in, Intro
- Beats per Measure: 0, 2 to 6
- Tempo Range: 30 to 255
- Transpose: +/-1 Octaves (12 semitones)
- Tuning: A4 = approx. 440 Hz +/-100 cents
- One Touch Preset: 150
- 16 multi-timbre received, GM Level 1 standard
- Tone, Rhythm, Song Bank, numbers and names; staff notation, fingering, pedal operation
- tempo, measure and beat number, chord name, etc.
- USB Port: Type B
- Sustain jack: Standard jack (sustain, sostenuto, soft, rhythm start/stop)
- Phones/Output jack: Stereo standard jack/Output Impedance: 200Î, Output Voltage: 4.8V (RMS) Max
- Audio In jack: Stereo mini jack/Input Impedance: 40KÎ, Input Sensitivity: 200mV
- :
- 9V DC
- (2-way)
- Batteries: 6 AA-size zinc-carbon batteries or alkaline batteries
- Battery Life: Approximately 4 hours continuous operation on alkaline batteries
- AC Adapter: AD-E95100 (included)
- Auto Power Off: Approximately 6 minutes after last key operation (Operates during battery use only)
- 10cm x 2
- Output: 2W + 2W
- Sustain pedal sold separately
Portable and affordable. Order the CTK-3200 today!
- 9V - 7.7W
- 37-3/8 x 13-15/16 x 4-7/16 inch
- Approximately 8.6lb (without batteries)
- batteries)
Review Snapshot
by PowerReviews(based on 10 reviews)
Ratings Distribution
89%
of respondents would recommend this to a friend.
Pros
- Easy to use (10)
- Portable (8)
- Touch sensitive keys (8)
- Good audio (6)
- Responsive / good action (6)
Cons
Best Uses
- Learning (10)
- Reviewer Profile:
- Novice (7)
Most Liked Positive Review
Back to Casio
I had a casio ctx-420 for many. many years, oh man what a keyboard sound! Just like a B3. After about 8 years of daily use, the left channel went out....Read complete review
I had a casio ctx-420 for many. many years, oh man what a keyboard sound! Just like a B3. After about 8 years of daily use, the left channel went out. I got a Yamaha replacement, and don't get me wrong, it is a strong keyboard with a lot of good features, but it didn't have that Casio organ sound. I went ahead and got the CTK-3200. dialed up register 52 and POW! That Nearly-Leslie sound that I could not recreate with the Yamaha and outboard effects is back. It had 500 voices, but come on, 480 of which you'll probably never use. The drum machine is not really pro-sounding, but if you need that, get an Alesis or BOSS or something. This is like a slighly trimmed down version of my old 420, and it took it about 5 minutes to become my main keyboard.
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Most Liked Negative Review
Cheap and cheerful
Got this because I wanted a cheap piano-like thing to play and learn with. The Casio CTK-3200 is adequate for this and quite a lot of fun. Unfortunately, it is unfit for...Read complete review
Got this because I wanted a cheap piano-like thing to play and learn with. The Casio CTK-3200 is adequate for this and quite a lot of fun. Unfortunately, it is unfit for anything more. Of the built-in tones, only the organs and synths sound good. Piano and harpsichord tones are obviously fake, but acceptable. The rest resemble something from a Nintendo 64 game. Particularly amusing in this context is the ocarina tone. I see no reason why a device operating on a library of recordings should suffer this defect.
Aside from the sound, the keys are not pleasant. Throughout their travel, resistance is consistent. A light, smooth motion, no feel to it at all. Considering the price, this is to be expected, but it leaves much to be desired. The difference between the feel of this keyboard and a real piano is best described with a lewd simile.
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Pros
- Easy to Use
- Portable
- Realistic Sound
Cons
- Limited Sound Selection
Best Uses
- Electronic Music
- Learning
Comments about Casio CTK-3200 61-Key Portable Keyboard:
I had a casio ctx-420 for many. many years, oh man what a keyboard sound! Just like a B3. After about 8 years of daily use, the left channel went out. I got a Yamaha replacement, and don't get me wrong, it is a strong keyboard with a lot of good features, but it didn't have that Casio organ sound. I went ahead and got the CTK-3200. dialed up register 52 and POW! That Nearly-Leslie sound that I could not recreate with the Yamaha and outboard effects is back. It had 500 voices, but come on, 480 of which you'll probably never use. The drum machine is not really pro-sounding, but if you need that, get an Alesis or BOSS or something. This is like a slighly trimmed down version of my old 420, and it took it about 5 minutes to become my main keyboard.
Pros
- Easy to Use
- Portable
- Pre-programmed music
- Realistic Sound
- Responsive / Good Action
- Touch Sensitive Keys
Cons
Best Uses
- Learning
Comments about Casio CTK-3200 61-Key Portable Keyboard:
Good for beginners, power supply is given as a free gift, quality exceeded its price tag, Casio's doing better than before
Pros
- Easy to Use
- Responsive / Good Action
- Touch Sensitive Keys
Cons
Best Uses
- Learning
- Practice
- School Bands
Comments about Casio CTK-3200 61-Key Portable Keyboard:
Blemished item, but found no damage at all. I bought the keyboard to help me learn new music for vocals, and it works great for this purpose. Sound is quite good for an inexpensive portable; touch sensitive keys work well except for strings. Not a performance instrument, but a great value for a beginner, or someone who wants a convenient keyboard for practice or musical doodling; the various tones are fun. I am very pleased with my purchase.
Pros
- Easy to Use
- Portable
- Touch Sensitive Keys
Cons
Best Uses
- Learning
Comments about Casio CTK-3200 61-Key Portable Keyboard:
It was recommended by Greg so I am going by his choice. The only thing I don't like is that there is no way to put music sheet or book. This is terrible since I want to put the music sheet up to play and it falls off the wire attachment and the groove is not deep enough to hold anything.
Pros
- Cheap
- Easy to Use
- Portable
Cons
- Poor Action
- Unrealistic sound
Best Uses
- Learning
Comments about Casio CTK-3200 61-Key Portable Keyboard:
Got this because I wanted a cheap piano-like thing to play and learn with. The Casio CTK-3200 is adequate for this and quite a lot of fun. Unfortunately, it is unfit for anything more. Of the built-in tones, only the organs and synths sound good. Piano and harpsichord tones are obviously fake, but acceptable. The rest resemble something from a Nintendo 64 game. Particularly amusing in this context is the ocarina tone. I see no reason why a device operating on a library of recordings should suffer this defect.
Aside from the sound, the keys are not pleasant. Throughout their travel, resistance is consistent. A light, smooth motion, no feel to it at all. Considering the price, this is to be expected, but it leaves much to be desired. The difference between the feel of this keyboard and a real piano is best described with a lewd simile.
Pros
- Easy to Use
- Realistic Sound
- Responsive / Good Action
- Touch Sensitive Keys
Cons
Best Uses
- Learning
Comments about Casio CTK-3200 61-Key Portable Keyboard:
I started taking online piano lessons a couple of months ago. I decided to get a touch sensitive keyboard to replace a cheaper aging Casio my kids had that wasn't touch sensitive. A weighted or full size keyboard wasn't in my budget yet. After reading lots of reviews I decided on the CTK-3200. I only use it for the main piano sound, which is pretty good, so I can't review anything else about it's other functions. If you are an aspiring novice piano player who needs something to start to learn on, this fits the bill. While not weighted, the keys are touch sensitive and have some action to them. Be sure and get the sustain pedal to add to a more realistic sound when needed. I've already recommended this to a friend of mine who has a child wanting to learn. Maybe down the road if my lessons and my interest "stick" I'll upgrade, but for the price I don't think this can be beat.
Pros
- Easy to Use
- Portable
- Responsive / Good Action
- Touch Sensitive Keys
Cons
Best Uses
- Learning
Comments about Casio CTK-3200 61-Key Portable Keyboard:
Great value for the price. Very good quality (so far!)
Also, surprisingly lightweight and easily portable.
Pros
- Easy to Use
- Portable
- Pre-programmed music
- Realistic Sound
- Responsive / Good Action
- Touch Sensitive Keys
Cons
Best Uses
- Accompaniment
- Learning
Comments about Casio CTK-3200 61-Key Portable Keyboard:
This keyboard was purchased slightly used and was absolutely like new! I bought having played piano many years ago and I love the sound!
Pros
- Easy to Use
- Portable
- Pre-programmed music
- Realistic Sound
- Responsive / Good Action
- Touch Sensitive Keys
Cons
Best Uses
- Learning
Comments about Casio CTK-3200 61-Key Portable Keyboard:
My 9 y.o. daughter received as a gift and has played continuously for several days because it's fun, sounds good and has numerous features. She has already taught herself several songs. Her grandma and aunt who have not played piano since they were teens tried it and once they heard the price, they are both considering buying one. The volume is appropriate (not too loud) at full volume. The piano and grand piano tones are realistic. The other instrument sounds are mostly realistic within the instrument's normal range. The unit is very portable - a 9 y.o. can easily carry it. I spent a lot of time researching various keyboards before choosing this one and am very pleased with it. I highly recommend it.
Pros
- Easy to Use
- Portable
- Realistic Sound
- Touch Sensitive Keys
Cons
Best Uses
- Learning
- MIDI
Comments about Casio CTK-3200 61-Key Portable Keyboard:
I use this for practicing, I know the basic notes and just bought it so I could get better. Its very lightweight and portable. I like that I can hook it up to my mac. it sounds great when connected to an external speaker.
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