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Comparison Casio Casiotone CT-S1-76 vs Casio Casiotone CT-S1

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Casio Casiotone CT-S1-76
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Bodyportableportable
Keys
Number of keys76 шт61 шт
Sizefull sizefull size
Mechanicsactiveactive
Sensitivity adjustment
Rigiditysemi-weightedsemi-weighted
Specs
Polyphony64 voices64 voices
Built-in timbres61 шт61 шт
Metronome
Built-in compositions
Effects and control
Timbres layering
Octave shift
Reverberation
Chorus
Brightness
Transposition
Fine tuning
Connectors
Inputs
USB to device (type A)
USB to device (type A)
Outputs
USB to host (type B)
USB to host (type B)
Headphone outputs2 шт2 шт
General
Built-in acoustics5 W5 W
Number of bands11
Dimensions (WxHxD)1140x83x258 mm930x83x258 mm
Weight5.3 kg4.5 kg
In box
music stand
pedal
PSU
music stand
pedal
PSU
Color
Added to E-Catalogaugust 2024july 2021
Glossary

Number of keys

The number of keys provided on the digital piano keyboard.

The immediate range of the instrument depends on the number of keys — that is, the set of notes that can be played on it without resorting to octave transfer or transposition (see below). Most digital pianos have 88 keys, the same number as a regular piano; thus, the ranges in electronic instruments most often match those of real pianos. However, smaller models are also produced — usually 61 or 73 keys (as in most synthesizers). This number of keys is found in two types of digital pianos — in inexpensive entry-level models and in some professional instruments designed mainly for "genre" music (rock, gospel, etc.), and not for classical piano parts.
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