Editorial Reviews
Amazon.com Product Description
Designed for the young or beginning musician, the Casio SA-75 Starter Musical Keyboard provides enough features and functions to get anyone to enjoy and learn to play music without having to invest a lot of money. And thanks to a microphone headset included in the package, your aspiring musician can even sing along over the amplifier without having to take his or hands from the keys. The Casio SA-75 features 100 top-notch PCM tones, as well as 30 accompaniment patters including 10 rhythms, 10 free-sessions, and 10 funny ones. This musical keyboard also features an LCD-screen musical information display system that includes a music-staff which displays the notes that are being played and as well as icons that indicate the beat. Additionally, the SA-75 has the option of turning off the melodies so that the student can play the songs with just the notation. This Casio keyboard has 37 keys, with a maximum polyphony of four notes. Two speakers are built in to the keyboard, but users should note there is no line-out or headphone jack. This keyboard runs on five AA batteries (not included), or can be run via an AC power adapter that can be purchased separately. What's in the Box
Casio SA-75 musical keyboard, and hands-free headset microphone.
Product Description
Recorder? Violin? Xylophone? Cool Kids want to hammer the keys. Minikeyboard SA-75 already offers all keyboard novices 100 top-notch tones as well as 30 accompaniment patterns (10 rhythms, 10 free-session, 10 funny). In addition, it features an LCD musical information system as well as the option of turning off the melodies of the 10 built-in songs, so that learners can play them themselves. LCD musical information system Connectors - mic in, headphones Speakers - 8 cm x 2; 2 x 1.2 W Power supply - AD-1 or 5 AA-size batteries (both optional)
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Customer Reviews Read 49 more reviews...
My son loves this December 28, 2008
Mary B. Garrett (USA)
My 15 year old son loves this, and my friend says he wants to get one like this for his 17 year old son too! My younger children also enjoy it! (9 & 12) There are so many options, and sounds, even sirens and insects. Children with autism LOVE THIS! Great quality too! [...]
Casio keyboard December 27, 2008
Pamela Domiano (Pittsburgh, Pa USA)
Good for the whole family....sing along.....learning sounds...my 5 grandchildran love it..ages 2 to 12....good gift idea.....
Not bad, but not good either December 21, 2008
SOu (Brooklyn, NY USA)
I bought this keyboard to practice in my van during lunch. I figured that the other reviewers deemed this a pretty decent machine, so I bought it. I find it to be somewhat cheap. The keys are thin, and somewhat fragile. The volume goes right to full when you turn it on. The keys are small, but it is very portable. The "voices" are ok. The piano at lower octaves sounds overly synthetic. There is no variance on how you strike the key, you touch it and thats it, you get the full hit of the key.
For the money it is ok, it's cheap enough...
There is a real market for something portable, small, and built well.
All the other smaller keyboards that I have seen are USB keyboards for your computer, and not for my van.
great keyboard December 12, 2008
J. D. Newman
I have dropped this keyboard many times and it is still alive. It can let you play 4 notes at a time so you can play cords. This keyboard isn't very loud but it is durable. I recommend this to someone who wants a small keyboard to mess around with. For a keyboard like this it has a great price.
Better than children keyboards and is a great gift for beginers.
Keyboard December 6, 2008
Roberta F. Costa (Mansfield, MA)
Bought this for my grandson for Christmas - came timely and in good shape.
Haven't tried it yet as it is a gift!
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