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  1. Within the CTX3000 DSP settings there are rotary fast, rotary slow, rotary speed up, rotary slow down, and rotary stop. How do I program the speed up and slow down effects so that they can be heard when I switch from fast to slow rotary speeds? Thank you for your help, Paul

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    2. Brad Saucier

      Brad Saucier

      Paul, the CT-X3000 and 5000 are identical in terms of organ sounds and user tone editing.  Are you looking at the 5000 for the modulation button that can be setup to switch rotary speed?  The full rundown of changes between the two models are this, the 5000 deletes the battery power option and adds the following....

       

      8 additional system reverb types
      4 additional system chorus types
      5 additional system delay types 
      User 4 band semi-parametric master EQ 
      50 additional user rhythms
      Modulation/assignable button
      Tone and Rhythm category buttons

      Lighted registration buttons
      Line out terminal 1/4" x 2
      Microphone input 1/4" 
      Mic volume knob
      Speaker system 15w x 2 (6w x2 for CT-X3000)

    3. PAULD

      PAULD

      Yes, I'm upgrading ($150) more to get the modulation button. Also I hope I can copy my Hammond organ presets that I set up on my CTK-7200. I love the piano sounds of the CTX series but what's a keyboard without a good Hammond simulator.? Thanks for your concern, Paul

    4. Brad Saucier

      Brad Saucier

      The CT-X series, including the CT-X5000, does not have the virtual drawbar organ found in the CTK-7200.  Casio moved the virtual drawbar organ to the MZ-X series.  

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