For
the price the Casio CTK-7200 carries a hefty amount of features that
would normally cost much more. So while it is still a beginner to
intermediate level performance and practice keyboard, it is also a
useful music production tool for seasoned musicians who want to record,
arrange and produce tracks.
With its piano style full size keys, the CTK-7200 will feel familiar,
but the ridiculously huge number of sounds available to it makes it
stand out from the crowd. And it's not just pre-packaged sounds because
you can customize or craft your own sound. In addition to its practice
and performance friendly bits, the 17-track sequencer and 32-Channel
mixer makes this a viable tool for recording and arranging, which is
usually reserved for premium arranger keyboards.
Features:
61 Piano Style Full Size Keys
Action: Touch Response
Velocity Sensitive
LCD Display
64-note Polyphony
820 sounds, 260 built-in rhythm,
17-track Sequencer, 32-Channel Mixer
127 DSP Effects and Metronome
2 x 7W, 4.72" x 2 + 1.18" x 2 bass-reflex speaker system
USB MIDI
Optional Sustain Pedal
Headphones/Output Jack
Runs on 6 x D batteries
Optional DC 9.5V power adapter
Weight: 14.771 lbs.
Pros
Many were simply overwhelmed by the number of features that this
keyboard carries, reporting that they find the CTK-7200 to be simply
amazing. Even more experienced musicians were impressed by what this
keyboard can do, and it's not just about the features, the quality of
the build and the sound also received positive mentions. To be
specific, there were a number of users who found the electric piano
sound to be on the spot, while some found the Hammond organ style sounds
to be impressive for the price. Some even reported using this keyboard
for live performance through a PA with satisfactory results.
Cons
There were a few people with negative comments about the CTK-7200
that wanted the acoustic grand piano sound to be a bit more realistic.
There was a user that rated the keyboard poorly because he wanted old
school MIDI in/out ports rather than the standard USB that this one is
equipped with, something worth considering when you're planning to pair
this up with other MIDI devices.
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