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Mike, hi In your unboxing video (around 03:50) it has been mentioned about the TONE EDITING for FACTORY DEFAULT ELECTRICAL GUITAR SOUND USING DELAY AND DISTORTION: I have a request from the Casio TEAM Can the team elaborate more on technical issues such as TONE EDITING (especially for improving acoustic guitar sounds) and advanced use of MIDI SEQUENCER (from basic rhytm to more complex arrangements) on incoming videos ? This can lead us towards "Casio CT-X Academy" type of concept and I think this can be great to discover and demonstrate the full capabilities of the products together ? best

Last week I was looking at XPS-30 and Kross 2 videos but this week I found myself watching CT-X videos (I mean many of them) and now I am on CT-X3000 as a result (there is sthg really interesting with AiX chip, thumbs up so far) Now for CT-X3000 / CT-X5000 I have two requests from Casio TEAM -Detailed Tone Edit course video (ie: one showing how electric guitar tone edit has been done in Mike's video) (especially nylon string-acoustic guitar sounds are one of the weakest points of tha chain in synths-keys so will be glad if we learn how to improve those) -Detailed MIDI sequencer video (starting with a basic rhytm to a more advanced arrangement) Thanks again for this "jump" in the design and performance level

It is interesting to see CT-X3000 and CT-X5000 have same speaker dimensions (page 132 in CT-X3000 / 5000 user manual ) The reason for power difference either should be the depth of the cones or with a better guess "audio amplifier power stage". This might be the reason why they use 24V power supply for CT-X5000 vs. the 12V in CT-X3000. I think CT-X5000 have a buck converter stage with almost double the output rating.