KimiB333

Hello. I accidentally found your response via another Internet search! THANK YOU for your reply. I was beginning to believe this, but had no proof. So the SK200 is a typical keybed of the time. I am so relieved to know this. I could have taken piano lessons (again, haven't played since childhood, and want to), for the amount of time I have spent trying to fix this sampler. It has deep sentimental value - my mother played beautifully and had a catastrophic heart attack. My father bought this for her in hopes that bringing her a keyboard might 'snap' her out of her mental state and wake her up. Alas, she had lost too much oxygen. But I need to fix this unit and have it for my future grandchildren when I go. THANK YOU!Hello. I accidentally found your response via another Internet search! THANK YOU for your reply. I was beginning to believe this, but had no proof. So the SK200 is a typical keybed of the time. I am so relieved to know this. I could have taken piano lessons (again, haven't played since childhood, and want to), for the amount of time I have spent trying to fix this sampler. It has deep sentimental value - my mother played beautifully and had a catastrophic heart attack. My father bought this for her in hopes that bringing her a keyboard might 'snap' her out of her mental state and wake her up. Alas, she had lost too much oxygen. But I need to fix this unit and have it for my future grandchildren when I go. THANK YOU!

Hello. I have a Casio Sampling keyboard SK-200 that belonged to my mother. One of he keys was broken. I was told by a Casio referred Casio junk yard in California to take it apart and the part number would be on the back of the keys. He said that several keys would be one piece/part. The keyboard is actually divided into two parts and there are no part numbers on them. Only key numbers. I am trying to find out if there I a way to determine the part number, and then find a place that may have it. Also, it appears to be exactly the same as the keyboard on my Casio CZ-230S keyboard, so I am wondering if they are standard keyboards for smaller synthesizers of that time. Does anyone have any direction for me? TIA.