Casiotone 1000P in perfect working order and excellent cosmetic condition.
This Casio is a well-kept secret...

The Casio CT-1000P is a Japanese digital synthesizer released in 1982, marking one of the brand's first forays into programmable keyboards. It utilizes a form of digital additive synthesis based on combining harmonics and waveforms. Its sound architecture relies on three elements: waveform, envelope, and modulation. With 10 options for each of these elements, it offers up to 1,000 sound combinations. It features 10 factory presets and 10 programmable memory slots with battery backup. Its 61-key keyboard offers 8-voice polyphony and a keyboard split function. It includes an arpeggiator and a sequencer programmable for up to 127 events. Effects and functions include vibrato, sustain, modulation, and transposition. It is equipped with audio outputs, a headphone jack, pedal connections, and a built-in speaker. Its sound signature—quintessential "early digital"—delivers organic, metallic, and sometimes experimental textures that are particularly compelling for modern electronic music production.

Ideal for fans of Boards of Canada, Broadcast, and Oneohtrix Point Never...

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