Casio Casiotone SA-51 32-Key Portable Keyboard
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About Casio Casiotone SA-51 32-Key Portable Keyboard
Overall Feedback:
86% positive
81% liked the variety of connectivity options, but 19% found them limited
The keyboard has outlets for headphones and a DC 9.5V adapter, but it does not come with the adapter.
72% liked the intuitive display and interface
I have noticed that the keyboard offers a diverse range of musical expression with its variety of tones and rhythms.
I have a keyboard with good tones, including electric piano, organs, vibes, and an Indian instrument. I can sound like the band for a Turkish bazaar with the help of a Middle Eastern rhythm.
81% appreciated the long-lasting durability, but 19% found it stopped working very soon
The keyboard is comfortable to carry around.
I am satisfied with the durability of my portable piano, as it is perfect for me to take on the go and has sound quality comparable to a full-sized keyboard.
I am concerned about the durability of the product, particularly the cheap quality of the keys and their longevity.
90% found it incredibly lightweight and portable
This keyboard is incredibly lightweight and compact, making it easy to take with me wherever I go.
I find this keyboard to be very small and light, and it can run on either AC or batteries, making it portable.
95% praised the rich and clear sound
The keyboard has good sound quality despite being compact. The built-in speakers deliver clear and vibrant tones, and the variety of tones and rhythms available on this keyboard allow for a diverse range of musical expression.
The sound quality is just as good as a full-sized keyboard that I carry around with me. I have personally experienced it.
The portable keyboard has good tones like electric piano, organs, vibes, and an Indian instrument. I can sound like the band for a Turkish bazaar with the help of a Middle Eastern rhythm.
