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| Casio LK220 Premium Keyboard Pack with Power Supply, Keyboard Stand and Professional Closed Cup Stereo Headphones |
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Product Description |
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The Casio LK-220 61 Key Musical Keyboard allows you to select from 400 tones and 150 versatile rhythms to help add plenty of life to all your keyboard performances. An additional World Music library is now included to further the number of sounds at your fingertips. Also included is a 110 song library, built-in, to play along with or just listen to for enjoyment! The microphone jack and included microphone allow you to plug-in and sing along with the songs that are coming from your keyboard. The LK-220, with illuminated keys, also includes a 3-Step Lesson System that lets you practice at your own pace. As connectivity is always so important in today's music world, the LK-220 features a USB port, General MIDI, and an MP3/iPod Connection. Get plugged in today! Package includes Casio Power Supply, Keyboard Stand and Professional Closed Cup Stereo Headphones.
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Product Details |
- New 48-note polyphony AHL sound source
- 400 Tones, 150 Rhythms
- New StepUp lesson system
- Sampling Function, Audio-in Terminal for mp3-Player
- Package includes Yamaha Power Supply, Keyboard Stand and Professional Closed Cup Stereo Headphones
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 fun way to learn to play |
| Review Date: August 29, 2009 |
| Reviewer: M. Johnson, San Diego, CA |
| This is a great piano for someone who wants to learn to play. It is easy because you follow the lights on the keyboard to know which keys to play. The songs start easy like Twinkle little Star or Home on the range, and move up in difficulty level from there, all the way up to some favorite classical pieces that are more advanced. The tone for the piano sound is really good and the key action feels good to for the price! It is also like a piano in the way the keys react to the amount of force you use to hit a key. Hit it soft and the sound is quiet, hit a little harder and the sound gets louder, just like a real piano. You can plug in the headphones so nobody has to hear your mistakes while you learn. Nice! We are all having a great time playing this keyboard. Highly recommended for beginners. You will have lots of fun with this keyboard. The price is great too! |
Play it everyday
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| Review Date: March 17, 2010 |
| Reviewer: Sheena D. Fellers, Northwest, Ohio |
| This item I ordered was above expectations, I lOVE it! The headphones it came with are awesome too. Stand is adjustable so that is a plus. I already learned two songs in the song bank. I am a beginner who doesn't know much about keyboards but I think this one is awesome for beginners and non beginners. You can hook it up to your computer to (haven't done it yet cause that is to advanced for me) and many other options I haven't figured out yet but over all it is a great product, works great. The only downfall is it came with an A/C adapter that came with multiple attachments to plug into the keyboard but it doesn't tell you which one to use. I figured it out (I think). I would recommend this product. Thanks |
GREAT KEYBOARD!!
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| Review Date: December 26, 2008 |
| Reviewer: SkitzoCyko, TN |
| I did a little research and found this keyboard to be what I and my family needed. Out of the box and it is awesome. Great sounds and rythms. We have fun with it! |
Not a bad keyboard for young beginners - not recommend for adults
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| Review Date: April 14, 2009 |
| Reviewer: D. Lee, |
This is a decent keyboard for young beginners (age 8-12) but in my opinion not for anything above 12. The First thing I'm going to point out is the sound quality on this unit is terrible comparing to the cheap Yamaha YPT-310. (I also used Shure SCL4 bud to test them). However this keyboard does have better keys than the Yamaha (the keys are semi-weighted) and they have good actions. I noticed when I am practicing on this keyboard it is a lot easier in some songs (Fur Elise is what came up to my mind, the fast part is a lot easier on this keyboard) If you are more focused on how the keyboard sound then this is not for you. I would recommend getting the Yamaha YPT-310 over this if you want the sound. This keyboard also does not have MIDI IN/OUT but it does have an USB port (haven't tried using it yet). Note that I did not purchase the bundle so I cannot comment on the stand or headphone that comes with this bundle.
Pros:
-Very nice keys, a lot better than the Yamaha YPT-310
-Touch Sensitive
-Lighted Keys (you can turn it on/off)
-it has self teaching capability on the keyboard - very nice for beginners.
-it is very light, noticeable weight difference comparing to the YPT-310
Cons:
-sounds terrible comparing to YPT-310
-one of the middle F keys produce static/buzz sound if you hit it very hard @ max volume when not using headphone
-the screen at the center of the keyboard does not have light - this can be very annoying at nights or in dark rooms.
-no sustain on/off option - this means you have to buy a sustain pedal for this keyboard.
-no MIDI IN/OUT - but it does have USB
Bottom Line:
This is a great keyboard for your kids at young age but this is def not a good buy for adults (sound wise) I would recommend getting something with better sound. I did not enjoy playing this keyboard as much as I did on the YPT310 because it just sounds bad on most of the pieces I played. If are willing to spend a little more I would recommend Casio PX120 for the weighted keys and full 88 keys. |
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| Review Date: June 29, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Carmel Biko, Harrisburg,Pa |
| It was everything that was described .. a lot of fun to use it came in handy when I was confined to bed after having surgery..lightweight enough to put on my lap.... |
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November 29th, 2009 | 
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