Casio SA-76 Mini 44 keys Keyboard in black and orange

Product Information

Play along with ten exciting in-built tunes. With this boost, you'll be making music straight away, learning just the melody while the keyboard plays the rest. With Casio, you can enjoy developing your skills at your own pace. The Perfect Musical Introduction The SA-77 is the SA-76’s bigger brother. When looking at both models, they are visually almost the same, with the 10-song bank, 50 patterns, and 100 tones number shortcut list on the top of the keyboard. The drum pads are easy to use and fun to play along with songs and patterns that are preset into the device.

Because of this, you get a product that may not blow you away sonically, but rather grab your kids attention and rope them in to a user-friendly experience. If you need a present for a child wanting to learn how to play the piano, this keyboard is a perfect option for any kid at any age and level of piano knowledge. The headphone input works very well and is so useful when you want to be quiet while you take the bus home, find yourself on a long trip on a car, or if you are just hanging out at the park and do not want to disturb anyone else.

SMALL SIZE, BIG FUN

When looking at the Casio SA 77, you may mistake it for its little brother: the Casio SA 76. However, there’s one big difference. The bottom portion of the SA 77 is grey, whereas, it is orange on the SA 76. Casio managed to fit quite a bit into the little frame. The top of the keyboard is full of the shortcut numbers to the 10-song bank, 50 patterns, and 100 different tones. Please note: UK Power supply (AD-E95100LG) or EU Power supply (AD-E95100L) not included. Fun mini starter keyboard And then, in between the speakers, you’ll find the control interface which is also quite kid-friendly. Despite, the mini size of this keyboard, Casio has found a way to fix in a lot of buttons and knobs on the control panel. Play along with ten exciting in-built tunes. With this boost, you'll be making music straight away, learning just the melody while the keyboard plays the rest. With Casio, you can enjoy developing your skills at your own pace. The perfect musical introduction

The patches are listed on the top of the keyboard and these will show you the type of instruments that you are navigating through. Overall, a smart choice to include this by Casio as it also helps toddlers read and understand what they’re looking at. The standard piano sound on the SA 77 is a bit thin. This is pretty normal considering the type of product we’re dealing with. Their main goal with the SA 77 was to create an affordable, decent-sounding keyboard that younger kids can easily use. Note: This is not a sampled keyboard, it is a synthesized keyboard. Because of this, it doesn’t quite capture the sounds that some samples are able to. The Casio SA-76 comes with a max polyphony of 8 notes. We must confess that we hitherto didn’t that a digital piano could come with a polyphony of 8 notes. But here we are with the Casio SA-76 – 8 count polyphony. This is not a big number of songs at all. It comes with a Casio staple: Twinkle Twinkle Little Star and a few others. Included AccessoriesDo you have experience with this keyboard? What do you think about it overall? Let me know in the comment section below. Now, get this straight, we can’t call the Casio SS-76 an entry-level keyboard. Because, as we said earlier, it is not. Casio made this keyboard for a specific demography – kids! And in fact, not every kid can use this. As for the weight, we’ve got to say that this might be the lightest we’ve ever seen at less than 4 pounds. So, get ready, this piano will be getting an automatic plus one for every road trip you have planned. Collection and delivery costs are included for the first 2 years in the event of an item becoming faulty