Casio CT-S100
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Casio
CT-S100
Product Info
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The CT-S100 is a remarkably portable and affordable entry point into keyboard playing. It's perfect for absolute beginners, kids, or anyone needing a basic instrument for casual practice or simple song playing – don't expect a concert grand experience, but it's a solid value for what it is.
Product Description
- Casio CT-S100
- Keyboard
- 61 Keys
- 32-Voice polyphonic
- 122 Sounds
- 60 Preset songs
- 61 Preset rhythms
- Reverb
- Volume Sync EQ
- Transpose
- Metronome
- Headphone / Line Stereo Mini connection
- USB to host
- Speaker 2 x 2.5 watts
- Battery operation possible (Batteries 6xAA not included)
- Dimensions (W x D x H): 930 x 256 x 73 mm
- Weight: 3.3 kg
- Operation via power supply unit AD-E95100: Art.#252463# (not included in delivery)
- Includes music stand
PROS
- • Extremely lightweight, ideal for travel or small spaces
- • Surprisingly decent piano sounds for the price range
- • Simple interface makes it easy for beginners to learn
- • Compact size allows for discreet placement in any room
CONS
- • Plastic key action feels cheap and lacks expressiveness
- • Limited polyphony restricts layering of sounds effectively
- • Speaker volume is low, requiring headphones or external amplification
- • Sound quality overall is basic, lacking nuanced tones
Product Video
Key Features
Keys
61
Key Type
Unweighted plastic
Sounds
122
Rhythms
60
Speakers
2 x 2.5 watts
Weight
3.3 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, it has a USB to host port for MIDI communication, allowing you to connect and record data into music software.
While the piano sounds are decent for a budget keyboard, they lack the dynamic range and subtlety needed for serious classical study. It's better for familiarizing yourself with the layout.
It uses six AA batteries. Battery life will vary, but expect around 6-8 hours of continuous use, depending on volume and features employed.
