Casiotone Mini Keyboard SA-50 with Piano tones, White

₨24,000

Easy to use, Fun to Play – the perfect choice for your first keyboard instruments, 32 mini keys make it easy to play, even for small hands, 32 note Polyphony
50 rhythm patterns in a variety of genres, including pops, ballads, dance, and more
10 built-in songs to play along with – or mute the melody and play it yourself
100 high-quality built-in tones covering a range of instruments, including piano, wind, percussion, and many others, sampled from acoustic instruments
Reverb: Adds a reverberation effect to the sound for a broader range of musical expression, || ●Metronome: Useful for practicing playing at a constant tempo. || ●Transpose: Raise or lower notes in semitone steps, || ●Tuning: Adjust the tuning in 1Hz increments to match other instruments or vocals, || ●Output terminals: stereo mini jack, || ●Speaker: Dual Speakers (0.5W + 0.5W)

SKU: SA50 Category: Keyboard

Casiotone SA-50 Mini Keyboard

The brand new keyboards from the renowned CASIO mini keyboard series are equipped with 32 mini keys, 100 sounds, 50 rhythms, and 10 demo songs.

Countless people take their first steps with a Casiotone SA-50 Mini Keyboard. For many it is the beginning of a long passion, and for some even a lasting experience that later turns a hobby into a career.

The new Casiotone SA-50 Mini Keyboard guarantees an optimal playing experience, expressiveness, and brilliant sound and is equipped with an improved direct selection, new metronome and reverb functions, as well as transposition and octave shifting.

Casio SA-Series

Both mini keyboards from the Casio SA series are more than just toys. Both the SA-46 (black / green) as well as the SA-47 (black/gray) offer interesting features for young musical explorers.

5 drum pads, 32 buttons, 50 different rhythms and accompaniment patterns, and 100 tones. Another highlight of the Casiotone SA-50 Mini Keyboardsa50 is the simple toggle button.

Casiotone SA-50 Mini Keyboard Useful performance functions

Octave shift: Raise or lower the pitch of notes in octaves to cover a wide range of registers
Tuning: Adjust the tuning in 1Hz increments to match other instruments or vocals
Transpose: Raise or lower notes in semitone steps
Metronome: Useful for practicing playing at a constant tempo
Tempo adjustment: Change the tempo of the rhythm and metronome to suit the music
Reverb: Adds a reverberation effect to the sound for a broader range of musical expression
Maximum 32-note polyphony: Designed so that keys will sound even when many others are played at the same time
LCD screen: Everything you need to know in one place