The Optimus Concertmate 990 is a mid-1990s 61- key synthesizer/keyboard (often referred to as 49- key in error, but usually 61) rebranded by RadioShack from the Casio CTK-601/611. Known for its versatility in lo-fi music, it features 200 tones, 100 rhythms, a large informative display, and a programmable synth section, making it a popular budget-friendly
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Key Features and Specs:
Rebranded Technology: Equivalent to the Casio CTK-601, allowing for interchangeable manuals/tutorials.
Sound Engine: Features 200 tones and 100 rhythms, with 32 sound slots.
Sound Design: Includes programmable synth functions for tweaking sounds, favored in lo-fi and experimental scenes.
Controls: Large LCD display, separate percussion panel.
Power: Uses a 9V AC adapter (e.g., MyVolts) or 6 D-cell batteries.
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| Condition | Good (Used) Good condition items function properly but may exhibit some wear and tear.Learn more |
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