keyboards

	£139	The all new Casio CTK-3000 - A fantastic introduction to keyboards. Superb value with great sounds, and all the features you need. Supplied with free power supply And keyboard stand.
	£199	The new Casio CTK-500. A fantastic range of sounds, rhythms and features with a great depth of tone - for any musical style or ability. Fantastic value complete with a free power supply and stand.
	£299	The stunning new Casio WK-500 - Six octaves of brilliant sounds, features and rhythm. Great for developing piano skills with all the benfits of hundreds of sounds and rhythms.
	£39	This is a mini-key instrument, aimed at and ideal for younger beginners. I don't usually sell mini-key keyboards, but these have a role to play to get children started - and they sound great. Some singers like these to get their notes as well. Cracking value
	£69	This is a four octave (49-key) full size key instrument, ideal for learning where space is a problem. They are also good for instrumentalists who need a keyboard for working out lines and for tuning.
	£99	This is a five octave (61-key) full size keyboard. It has a great tone and plenty of features, and is very popular as a first instrument due to its price. It even has USB for computer use.The price includes the stand and power supply.
	£149	The new Yamaha E313 - a classic educational keyboard, ideal as a first instrument - loads of great sounds and simple to use. Complete with power supply and stand.
	£199	The new Yamaha PSR-413 A keyboard for all - learning, playing, and performance with its synth and arpeggiator modes. Rich, full sounds and loads of control. Offers more than a keyboard of this price should. Wonderful value, and complete with a free power supply and stand.

Welcome to the keyboard department

Welcome to the keyboard department. At the moment we have a range of instruments for home use - we also have some synths and computer controllers in stock as well. The Casio keyboards we sell offer a good combination of features for fun, coupled with a decent sound source for musicality. The difference between a keyboard and a piano is the feel of the keys - a piano has a much heavier touch for the range of responce. Touch sensitivity is a different thing - the sound is louder the harder you play - and is available on many home keyboards. Nowadays all keyboards have huge numbers of features, so I do not list all the numbers, but try to give a general overview to assist with purchase (sounds serious, eh?). All our keyboards are sold complete with the power supply, so you don't have to use batteries.