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The CT-X700 will be around $200.. So in Holland my guess is that it will be UNDER that price! And DAMN, not even the PSR-E series (Which cost DOUBLE that) Sound that good (Apart from the Sweet! voices which are still in a league of their own, Casio just can't get velocity switching flutes right or saxes) I think the CT-X5000 will be about 400-450 euro's? Sounds about right? 4 variations, 64 notes of polyphony, completely new sound engine, let's see how this evolves Sounds like a FANTASTIC deal. They'll sounds more like a Yamaha Tyros than the E series of Yamaha does! And that's insane for the money.

I was hoping for a touchscreen, might go for the MZ-X300 or 500 then.

Yeah wasn't that a redesigned version of the CT-770?

For me it is, it costs only $699 in The Netherlands, but a WK costs half of that, and i think that the new CTK/WK range (IF there's goin' to be one, we will see that today probably) Will be something like a downsized MZ-X! So who knows? The same soundengine and polyphone and touchscreen as the MZ-X, for half the price? That would be awesome

That's not the keyboard in the sneak preview. But it does seem to be a totally new range with the CT-X. I think (Pure speculation) That the WK/CTK replacement will just be called CTK 8XXX. I also think that it will atleast have a touchscreen, and MAYBE doubled polyphony?! If that's the case then it's out with the Tyros, in with the Casio. The MZ-X seems great, but is too expensive, so if the new CTK will do something along the MZ-X line then i'm all in. And serious sound? The last time i was really impressed with how a Casio sounded was with the CTK-900/WK-3800..

I would say, get the Tyros 5.. A much better machine in my opinion, surely the Casio has great stuff inside, but it's still a Casio, and i know this is a Casio forum, but let's all agree that casio's unfortunately have very little value when it comes to the 2ndhand market, unless we talk about the MT-68, SK-1, VL-tone, stuff like that.. But why not see if you can also keep the Casio by it's side? You can combine best of both worlds!

Recorded/Uploaded this 2 days ago, i'm a massive Stones fan, and i thought i would give it a go. Even tried to immitate a bit of the guitar solo, but with a saxophone it sounds kinda dull.

I've become the owner of a Casio WK-1800 keyboard and abandoned the Yamaha forum (Since they basically told me, you don't play a Yamaha anymore, what the f are you doing here..) really great machine, ease of use is a 10/10. I've created 2 nice rythms on it already, however. My computer doesn't have a floppydrive ánd i don't have floppies here, but. I would love to get those styles to the computer somehow.. Does anyone know how i can do that? I've got a midi to USB cable, and it works (The Casio works great as a midicontroller!) But of course it's not USB, so it can't detect the Casio on the computer.