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The Casio CT-S300 Black is a versatile digital keyboard, ideal for musicians seeking expression and mobility. Its 61 touch-responsive keys offer two levels of touch sensitivity, allowing nuanced volume control. With 400 built-in tones and 77 auto-accompaniment rhythms, it is perfect for music lessons, the stage, or a home studio. The Dance Music function makes it easy to create rhythmic tracks, while USB connectivity and the dedicated app enhance learning and composition. Lightweight and portable, it is equally suited to rehearsals and musical exploration.
| Keys | 61 touch-responsive keys with 2 sensitivity levels |
|---|---|
| Polyphony | 48 notes |
| Sound source | PCM |
| Built-in tones | 400 |
| Accompaniment rhythms | 77 |
| Dance Music mode | 50 built-in patterns |
| Display | Clear LCD |
| Modulation wheel | Pitch Bend |
| USB connectivity | USB To Host (micro B), compatible with Chordana Play |
| Headphone output | 3.5 mm jack |
| Auxiliary audio input | Yes |
| Power supply | AC adapter or 6 AA batteries |
| Battery life | Approximately 19 hours |
| Carrying handle | Integrated into the chassis |
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