Cosmetics Excellent for Age

Original Plastic Casio Cover Included (Slightly Dirty)

Power Supply Included

Key Action is Good

All Keys/Buttons/Switches/Knobs Function As Intended

Built in Speaker Functional

Inputs/Outputs All Functional

Cool Organ Sound

The Casio Casiotone 701 (CT-701) is a 61-key, 8-note polyphonic vintage synthesizer released in 1981. Known for its analog sound generation and auto-accompaniment features, it includes 20 preset tones, 16 rhythms, onboard vibrato effects, and a simple memory sequencer.

Core Specifications:

• Keys: 61 full-size keys (5 octaves) with synth action.
• Polyphony: 8 voices.
• Preset Sounds: 20 tones (including Pipe Organ, Wood Wind, Piano, Harpsichord, and various brass/string emulations).
• Built-in Rhythms: 16 styles (e.g., Rock, Swing, Bossa Nova, Tango) with variable tempo, balance, and fill-in controls.
• Auto-Accompaniment: Casio Chord system for one-fingered and fingered chord generation with walking bass.
• Effects: Vibrato, sustain, and random ping electronic effects.
• Sequencer / Memory: Note storage capacity of up to 345 steps and chord storage of up to 201 steps.
• Audio Out: Line out (high/low impedance options) and headphone jack.
• Power: AC power cord (main) and 3x AA batteries (for memory protection).
• Dimensions: 958 mm x 341.5 mm x 127.5 mm (37.7" x 13.4" x 5").
• Weight: 12.5 kg (27.6 lbs)