Kris Nicholson Shows Off His Casio CT-670 Tone Bank Keyboard.MPG

[coldplay6543]

Thank you.

[kathysll610]

I have one ;)

[TheBadgerBob]

I bought this keyboard new when my kids took music lessons. Eventually, they all lost interest, moved out and the keyboard stayed with me. I picked it up later on and although I'm not too fancy, I can play what others call pleasing, all by ear. A 20-year-old investment still paying dividends.

[KMNKeyboardVault]

@TheBadgerBob Can you bealve its been 20 years since the CT-670 was made WOW I still have mine since the day I Bought it from ((( Nobody Beats The Wiz in NYC ))) I still play it like if i was 10 years old again this keyboard was the first 61 key keyboard I bought with my own money when i was 10 back then it was $450 now you can get them for about $80 now of days. What turned me on was the Paula Abdul Demo

[Aleromero77]

I have that keyboard, my parents gave it to me when i was 15 (i'm 34 now). Still working, i use it as a MIDI controller and i love it. As you said, there's a looooot of memories. Nice video mate. Best regards from Bogotá, Colombia.

[KMNKeyboardVault]

@Aleromero77 I still have mine too i got it when i was about 15 too long ago and it still works great

[1094evergreenterrice]

Someone I met at a summer camp had a CASIO CT-670 with touch sensitive keys. But they had traded it in for a bigger Rolond keyboard. Does the CASIO CT-670 have 220 proper sounds or are they layed out like the 465 sound tone bank on the CASIO CT-650? Is there just the one demo song or is there more than one? I noticed that there is a CASIO CT-680 that looks exactly the same as the CASIO CT-670. Is there any difference between the two?

[etcaudiovisual]

@1094evergreenterrice The only difference is that CT-680 have digital reverb effect built in. Both have the same demo song (a version of Paul Abdul`s "The Way That You Love Me").