MaryAnneR

As I stated "despite treating it tenderly " and covering it when I am not playing. I am the only one playing and treat it very very kindly. The material is poor. It was brand new. I noticed the scratches and took it back. I got another unopened box and the second on was scratched within the week despite tenderest of treatment.

Oh thank you , thank you , thank you tnicoson. I truly appreciate you taking time to help me. I really love this keyboard.

I am trying to figure out why there are drum symbols below the keys? I assume there is some connection with the keys above but cannot find anything in the manual. Can anyone help me figure it out? Thanks so much

I have only had my WK 6600 for just over a week and despite treating it tenderly there are fine scratches all over the display screen even in areas I have never touched. I would like to tell Casio that I am truly disappointed that they chose such cheap material in a much used area. Even fine computer cloths or the softest brushes cause scratching. I am afraid to go near the area . But it does collect a lot of dust. Have others found this same problem? I do not believe there is any way to remove these fine scratches.

I just bought one at Best Buy that is Universal. It has a polarity switch so you can use it with any keyboard. Less than $30. Sturdy On Stage Gear Keyboard Essentials KSP 100

I just bought a Universal Keyboard Sustain Pedal at Best Buy On Stage Gear Keyboard Essentials KSP-100 It has a polarity switch so you can use it with any keyboard. Not expensive -under $30. Sturdy.

Hi I just bought a WK6600 and have tried repeatedly to get the Auto Harmonize to work with the instructions they give. I even called Casio and they could not figure it out. So I am going to try this and many thanks to you for sharing this Paul. I will let you know if I am successful.