Casio CTK-1500 keyboard

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And if you want more information you can visit our review of the Yamaha PSR F51 Casio CTK-1500 vs Startone MK-300

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.If you require any further information relating to the Delivery service used, please call us at +44 (0)20 8208 9567. This is a great opportunity to buy a fully functioning product at a discounted price, supplied with a two year warranty. 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. Now that we have listed and described the features of this keyboard, there’s no better way than to take a look at the following video where they tell us more about the Casio CTK-1500 and you can hear how its different sounds sound. In the Casio we have 32 polyphonic notes and in the Startone 64. Remembering that polyphony, is the amount of notes that can sound at the same time.

Both keyboards have 61 keys, however the CTK 3500 has touch sensitivity, that is, if you press a key hard, it will sound higher, while if you play a note gently it will sound lower. 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, due to their brand and series, are very similar. There is a slight difference of 30 ? between both and we will see if they are really worth it. The Casio CTK 1500 being an entry-level model has a value of €95, while the CTK 2500 going up a bit to the value of €120.It has no MIDI-USB connection, which would allow a connection to the computer to be used as a MIDI controller in some music production program.