Vintage 1980's Casio CT-370 Casiotone 49-Key Synthesizer - WORKS!
The Casio Casiotone CT-370 is a vintage 49-key electronic home keyboard released in the late 1980s that features PCM (Pulse Code Modulation) sound generation and classic retro tones. It showcases Casio's fondness for automatic arpeggios, bass lines and chord accompaniment. But don't dismiss it as a spare synth for the home organist's bedroom. The auto bass lines can actually be inspiring, and are definitely entertaining, and there's a dozen eight-note polyphonic voice selections, most of which are sturdy, workmanlike sounds. Tested, all features, buttons, and sliders working as they should. It's also LOUD for a built in speaker.
49 full-size keys
Polyphony: 10-note polyphony
Presets/Tones: 20 base sounds that can be dual-layered to yield up to 210 sound combinations
Rhythms: 20 built-in rhythm patterns with intros, endings, and fill-ins
Controls: Volume and accompaniment sliders, plus tempo adjustment buttonsPower:
Runs on batteries or a standard 9V power adapter (such as the Casio AD-5C) which is not included (but batteries are!)
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| Listed | 19 days ago |
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| Condition | Very Good (Used) Very Good items may show a few slight marks or scratches but are fully functional and in overall great shape.Learn more |
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