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Casio WK-500
$350.00
Released February, 2008
The Pros:Comes with a large library of tones and rhythms. Keys - feels like a real piano. Great for beginners - includes several different song books.
The Cons:The snare/bass drums don't sound as good when compared to the rest of the instruments. Not compatible with third party pedals. Comes with a short power cord.
The Casio WK-500 is a piano keyboard workstation with a 76 key layout. This is a simplified version of the Casio WK-3800, and while it doesn't have a large internal memory or as large of a library of available tones, it still has enough high end features to be useful to experienced users as well as beginners.
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Line outputs allow a direct connection to a PA system, and inputs from a line source or microphone enable 10 second sampling. MIDI interface is available through a USB port, and songs can be saved to an SD card. New users can learn to play with the Step-up Lesson System.
Features
- 76 Piano Style
- Touch sensitive keys
- 670 Tones
- 48 note Polyphony
- 200 Rhythms
- Pitch wheel
- 152 Tunes
- 5 Songs
- USB MIDI Interface
- SD Card Slot
- Step Up Lesson System with Voice Guide and Scoring
- MP3 Player Input with 10 second sampling
- Line inputs/outputs, mic inputs
User Reviews (2)
Pros & Cons
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comes with a large library of tones and rhythms
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keys - feels like a real piano
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great for beginners - includes several different song books
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small footprint - easily fits into smaller rooms
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the built-in speakers sound good
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Much lighter than the WK 3700
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the snare/bass drums don't sound as good when compared to the rest of the instruments
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not compatible with third party pedals
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comes with a short power cord
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doesn't include a pedal in the box
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the control buttons have difficult to read labels
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Auto accompaniment not as advanced as the WK 3700
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