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P.S. Two other things: * I thought a 61-key keyboard would weigh less for when I have to move it Question: Can a 61-key keyboard have as nice a sound??? Thanks.

Hello everyone! I'd really appreciate your input here. I am looking to buy a portable 61-key keyboard. I am an amateur, so I don't need nice special features like "9 sliders" on the CTK7000. However, I DO want: * Nice sound and volume * 600 or more tones * Touch response (I think that's where if you touch the keys "quicker" the note is "louder") * Sustain I currently have a WKT 245 and I like everything about it EXCEPT it has 76 keys. I don't want something chinsy or cheesy with lighted keys -- but I don't want to spend over $350. Any ideas?? Help! Lovesplaying

I recently got a new Casio keyboard. The manual says "CTK-4400, WK-240, WK-245". Not sure exactly which one mine is. This is replacing another keyboard that I had to get rid of because of damage in a move. I hadn't played in six months because it took that long to get another keyboard. So I got the new keyboard recently, and I figured I could just plug in my existing foot pedal and it would work with my new keyboard, but it does not. Can you help? Is something wrong with my new keyboard? Using the sustaining foot pedal is super important to me. Thanks so much for your help! loveplaying