Casio CT-S1 vs Casio CT-X700 - Which is Better?
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Finally a side by side comparison, this is what we all need, great job...
Loved you cover of Misty. Such a beautiful song & it was cool to see how creatively you chose to use a saxophone sound followed by a piano with the accompanying rhythm.
I have been using the ctx700 for about a month now as I start my piano journey. It had been amazing. The screen definitely helps identifying the notes
Just ordered the Casio ctx700 and really looking forward to getting it. I do have the Yamaha psre463 which is an outstanding keyboard, and I will still be using it. I watched your videos first before purchasing the ctx700 then when I heard it I just had to buy it, so thank you for these videos 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🎼🎼🎼🎼🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹
Thank you for the comparison review. Your reviews are always good reference for me.
Thank you for sharing this video Mr. Jeremy See. I hope i will buy CT-S1. Love the Red Color one’s. So very compact to used.
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I am a Casio guy and I am going to get the CT-S1 tomorrow. Thank you for the Review. Play on..
Love your demos Jeremy. I'm very interested in the Casio CT-S1 for my small studios as it's foot print is much smaller. The red version looks sexy. The S1 would probably be better for those starting gigging in pub bands. It's better built and looks much more professional , whereas the X700 looks more home organ. But I have to say there are some good features on the X700 such as the arp.
Thank you so much for sharing your video.
I hope I should get one of the 2nd hand keyboard or a piano in this lockdown in MAS.
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Terrific comparative review, and excellent advice. Both are great sounding instruments. Loved the Misty cover, you sounded great! Always a pleasure watching, listening, and learning from your presentations. Good job! (PS...Still waiting in the USA for the CT-S1, CT-S400, LK-S450)
Thank you for your kind compliments Frank.
I have my Casio CT-S1 on preorder and they should arrive some time in June here in U.S. Won’t be long.
One of your best videos, thank you!!
Thank you Jermy Sir for the comparison. Choice is pretty clear now. Your reviews are always helpful.
Thank you for your kind compliments.
What's your choice?
* I just added to my previous comment, but wanted to say, the the CT-X700 still has its place as you described for added features, cost savings and potential owner and their intended application.
We grew up with a family acoustic upright piano, but I believe my first personal electronic keyboard I purchased myself was one of the first Casios I wish I still had. It would be a collector's item. I don't remember the model name, but I believe it was Silver, with a 2 octave full sized keyboard, one or maybe very few tones, like 3 or 4, with one speaker.
I think I still have my classic Casio VL Tone white mini keyboard calculator in storage, along with a Casio Rap Man keyboard.
I currently went without nice tactical or hi tech smart watches and wear a new black faced LED Casio Tough Solar G Shock type watch that will probably last close to 10 years, and no battery.
Casio has come a long way and rivals and maybe surpasses the other brand keyboards, especially in the $200 and less price range, especially with the improved sounds and keys/action and portability/battery power options.
I have CT - X700 that I purchased months ago. I think CTS1 would have been a better choice for me because I love how compact it is. But it is not available months ago and with a higher price tag.
Finally, Ive been looking at this channel for 4 days straight, and now , I'm 7 hours late
Just what I needed!!
Jeremy, thanks for all these videos... I purchased a CTX 700 after months of looking options and the final decision was mainly because of your videos! Keep up the good work!
PS. I looove the CTX 700!
Great choice! 👍🏼
Thank you, bless you. Good info. I might go with the 700.
hello Jeremy. very interesting and useful information on your channel. congrats! i have a question about ct-x700 : there is a build in sustain function ? (i don't want to spent more money for a sustain pedal). thank you and best regards
Yeheyy!!!! A new video!! I was waiting for a comparison like this, guess I will be going for the CT-S1 or CT-S400, the CTX-700 is just a bit too wide for my for my room, anyway, I wonder if which of the CT-S1 or CT-S400 would be a better choice, they're both in the same price which is weird...? Anyways THANKS FOR THIS CONTENT MR. SEE
great video with important information! tysm!
Nice vid very informative!
The P-125 I've been waiting for for about 2 months finally arrived today! I don't really have a proper point of reference but I definitely really like it. Can't wait to learn some songs on it even though my pinkies are complaining from all the octaves I'm playing.
Have fun!
I got my CTX 700 , a few months ago and I am completely satisfied 😁
Great choice!
Are you able to record with onboard recorder?
As Yamaha user, I admit that casio has a great sound at the entry prices. Both of those keys really make hard choices though for the Casio 😅. Btw, great explanation sir!
Good comparison Jeremy! The CT-S1 is mostly meant for beginners, who would like to play classical piano pieces with rich AiX powered tones and don't want to compromise on portability, whereas the CT-X700 is meant for beginners, who would love to play their favourite songs with lush accompaniment rhythms. And, I'm glad the CT-S1 comes with a couple of tones from the VL - 1, released in 1981.
do you know any keyboards that are not meant for beginners but still in the same price range?
Same sound engine. But ctx has arranger function.
I bought ctx800 for USB stick. So it can play midi files.
I just got mine. SO HAPPY
Have fun!
Eagerly awaiting the J.-See treatment of a GoKeys vs Casio CT-S400 head-to-head
Now, 2 years later, I have a feeling that a Go:Keys 3 and 5 review and comparison videos are comming.
jeremy, do I necessary need to buy a sustain pedal if I have Ctx-700?
In my country cts1 and cts400's price are identical, but I might end up with the ctx series in the future. I hope they sounds better that both of these.
I bought the casio CTX 3000, but I returned it because it was too difficult to understand some of the functions. Do you recommend the casio CTX 700? I am looking for something that has quality sounds and Auto accompaniment. Also is the CTX 700 easy To understand the functions?
Jeremy, why do you prefer the key action on the Yamaha???
A better comparison would be with the CT-S400 and the CT-S1. I believe the CT-S400 is a replacement for the CT-X700. Looking forward to that comparison.
To me the CT-X700 sounds a little bit crisper and better than CT-S1 ones, even thought both are equipped with the same sound engine.
Which speakers can give more bass on minimal volume?
Daddy Jeremy! Allways nice to see your videos! Greethings to your new born “ Mozart “ !!!
Thanks!
hi, i have casio ctk 3200, is it worth buying this one as an upgrade for a portable 61keys? thanks
Are all sounds on the Casio CT-S1 included in the Casio CT-X700? Do they sound the same?
Which one sounds better according to you Jeremy, it's difficult make a choice between these, kindly suggest
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Which speakers have more bass on minimal volume? Does CT-X700 have equalizer to maximize bass and get the same than CT-S1?
I bought a Casio CTX-800 last year. As much as I like the form factor of the CT-S1, you don't get nearly as many tones or features. The advantage of the CT-S1 is that you don't have to hunt in the menus to find patches. Which, I suppose makes it better for live keyboard players. But the sheer variety of the CTX-800 makes it far more useful for studio use. So, overall I'm glad I bought the Casio CTX-800 instead and not wait for this.
I have the 800. I want the 1 too for the sheer sake of it's design. It's really nice and something great for pull out and play, rehearsal
What sustain pedal do you recommend for ctx700????
Is the ctx 3000 a better buy than the cts1? In the philippines they cost the same. While The ctx 700 is a hundred dollars cheaper than the cts 1 which is priced so high at 300. Any adise would be great sir.
yamaha psr e253 or casio CTX1 ???
Which one i should buy ?
Very clear explanation...thank you sir...but how many Indian tones available in ctx-700....and
Which one is best for CTS-300 and CTX-700 in beginner's
Thankyouu soo muchh 🙏🙏🙏
3:12 CT-S1 Phaser Rhodes (warmer) 3:23 CT-X700 Phaser Rhodes (shrill)
I just bought the CT-X700 about a week ago. I love it! There are so many tones.
Lucky you. Have fun!
@@JeremySee I will. This will be my first keyboard, and I've already started learning it with free lessons on UA-cam. It's very fun.
I have the ctx-800!!!!
@@unknownfor3818 how is it throughout your time on it? should i get it
@@unknownfor3818 Do you still enjoy it?
I went for ct s300 but I've changed my mind to get my hands on the CTX 700. Now I've to wait almost a whole month for the delivery.
I like the sounds and versatility more on the ctx 700.
Have fun!
@@JeremySee Thanks for the review, Jeremy.
It'll be worth it!
Trouble is, I bought the CTX700 because it has a 6 track recorder BUT IT DOESNT WORK!!! IT DOESNT WORK BY THE BOOK AND EVEN THE AGENT AT SWEETWATERS, BLESS HIS HEART❤, FOLLOWED BY THE MANUEL AT HIS END ( for half an hour)AND WE COULDNT GET IT TO WORK, EITHER!😡😡 IT ALSO HAS AN "AUDIO IN" PHONE JACK, BUT NO REGULAR PHONE JACK MIC WORKS THERE, EITHER!😡😡 MAJOR SUCK!! I'm at my wits end on this.😡😭 But as for the rest, it is very good. JUST DONT EXPECT IT TO RECORD OR USE TGE AUDIO INPUT!😡😡
I got the CTS 200 and the ctx 800. The first CTS 200 and 300 boards aren't really gig material far as sound wise. the design however is soooo fresh bro. That's why I got a white one. So basically the design makes up for the sound on the cts200😂😂
Still can't decide which one for a new learner for me.
Because in my country the CT-S1 priced almost twice the CT-X700 (IDR 3,8M vs 2,3M).
I don't know what's going on. LOL
I really hope I can get my hands with a good piano sound quality, and good keys to press (at least semi-weighted keys).
That's why I want the CT-S1 (because I can't afford CDP-S100).
But maybe I'll stick to CT-S200 for now (because of its portability, and I don't need touch sensitivity yet),
until I practice enough skill to make myself worthy to buy my ultimate desire, CDP-S100, like 3-5 years later.
Great video.... sadly here in the UK the price difference is big.... the 700 being around £170 ....the CTS on pre-order for around £250. Not sure it's worth that as it uses the same sound engine.
Indeed. The CT-X700 is very capable.
it help me decide for my budget
Sir what is notes polyphoni ?
does it has transpose
I just got a p125 as my first digital piano to learn on. I cannot play one note yet. Hopefully that will change tomorrow. I was taken back by how long an 88 key keyboard is. I can see a lot of reasons why people would get a smaller keyboard.
Have fun!
What about CT s400 ???
Definitely the CT-S1 for me. Or the CT-S400. But I may end up getting both, eventually. I may still keep my Go:Keys, and may get the Yamaha Reface CP, but only would progrss to the Roland VR-09 and RD 88 if I really get advanced. But not I can play the church Casio CDP-S350 which it way better and more full featured than I realized, and 88 weighted keys. Samsung's New Galaxy Book Pro hasthe the hardware and specs to run Keyscapes and the other music software and intergrates with my phone.
I always enjoy your videos, and though I find a lot of tech info and additionsl playing and perspectives from other reviewers, you always make it real and more simple and comprehendable for all types of piano and keyboard enthusiasts from around the world.
Btw, in Hawai'i, in ways our lifestyle is very similar to you, with lots of Asian influence. It is normal for us to go barefoot or at least slippers indoors, instead of wearing shoes.
The Galaxy Book Pro isn't cheap! 😁 You noticed the bare feet. 😁
@@JeremySee Yes. Bare feet! I know, but it suits my purpose and multifunctional, though I could get and RD 88 instead. But intergration with my phone and all the specs make itba consideration. But I coukd get a decent high performance laptop for about $600 to 800 with a good processor, RAM and Storage. The Galaxy Book speakers are much, but no problem with BT speakers and such in my audio arsenal.
I would like a Ctx-700 packed with 37 Keys to take anywhere with the s1 design and microphone input.. Casio, take note
please compare CTS-S400 and CT-X700,Thanks!
It’s a shame not having auto-accompaniment rhythms and 1 track recorder in a good sound quality keyboard, Although I’m a beginner, I like to play my songs with auto-accompaniment and record my performances. Anyways, the CTS1 sounds great, but if I would have to choose one, I’ll go for the Casio CTX 700, it has more rhythms, more sounds and an Advanced song recorder. Anyways, great keyboards, great value for Mony. I’m from Mexico, but I don’t know if the Casio CTS 1 is already available for sale in my country, it’s a very new model, I’ve seen the Casio CTX 700 in stores like Walmar in a very good price, I would like to have it but I’m very happy with my Yamaha keyboard
thanks mate
It's been a while I didn't watched your videos. Btw love your videos🥰.
Great to hear from you! 😊
Ctx700 is a great deal! But i love the simplicity of the CtS1 😭 help me!
The question here is about the samples quality, if using a headphone or a reference monitor, does the CT-S1 have the better sound in a direct comparison with the CT-X700/800 or the new CT-S400? Always talking about the sound categories inside the CT-S1, of course.
Yes, I was waiting for a head-to-head comparison with the default piano sounds on each. I know the CT-S1 has a different custom voice.
Can you do a comparison video of the CT-X700 and the CT-S400 sometime?
Yes, in the works.
Casio needs a 76 keys version with aix sound chip cause wk series still have the too old AHL sound quality chip
I even asked about it in Casio Music Gear's "Casiotone 2021 Demonstration" live stream and they said that they have no plans in future development.
@@Mr.Face222 That is because Casio sell small numbers of this instead of 61 keys which sell much more, but Yamaha has it.
Hi Jeremy. I seem to recall you may have done a similar, perhaps less detailed, comparison before. But in this case of comparing "apples and oranges" your final conclusion is important with the distinction that CT-S1 is primarily a piano (with frills) - and at its price, a very good choice for an unexpectedly good piano with quite good build quality. Whereas the CT-X700 is a rather basic arranger instrument, with many compromises to keep the price low. So the appeal is to different customers; but that in itself would be useful for someone who is virtually a beginner and not quite sure about what path to head, piano or arranger. I suspect if the choice was to take the arranger path, you may be able to suggest something a little better for a cost that not a great deal higher. That probably would mean another brand and here I think you are specifically comparing Casio offerings. [A comment on piano key-top textures. While you have your preferences, I think few acoustic grand pianos have textured white keys (I'm open to correction, but that's my experience so far. My Yamaha CLP-695GP digital grand does have textured black keys but not white and for me that works well for navigating across the keyboard. Just a personal observation.]
The earlier video I did was a CT-S300 vs CT-S1. I'm just trying to cover the various choices new buyers have to go through. 😊 It's mostly the older acoustic grand that has textured key tops because ivory was used till not too long ago.
@@JeremySee Ah es, I remember the model now. I'd forgotten ivory keys - I don't recall encountering them except on second-hand pianos. I think ivory keys disappeared on new pianos many years ago, at least in western markets. That's an interesting point - from the outside at least, Singapore seems to sit somewhere between being "Eastern" and "Western" with a leaning more to the latter in most ways except genetically. Academic interest - people are people, and individuals at that, although the world is enriched by the different cultures! Singapore seems a delightful and fascinating blend of both cultural and economic influences - would love to visit, but not possible. Apologies to readers who are reading for the REVIEWS and not personal chit-chat!
Nice version of 'Misty'!!!
Thank you for watching till that far in the video. 🙏🏽
You re wonderful
Hello Jeremy thanks a lot for everything, I almost bought the Ct s1 today but it was a bit expensive here in Chile, the ct s400 and ct x700 are cheaper, does the 700 has the same grand piano sound with headphones then? Just want to make sure as I understood that from the video, if it is so I think the 700 should be a better option for me as a beginner that really really liked the sound of the Ct s1.Will be playing with headphones and speakers. Hope you can help me and again thanks a lot for all you do.
Edit: just noticed in your review that the ct s1 has better key sensibility, is it much difference? But I also noticed that to change the octave on the ct s1 is not easy and I want to learn to play songs that might require quick octave change... but I dont have the money to get a 88 key one... only the orbit or alesis recital and I never heard of orbit before and read some bad reviews about the semi weighted keys of the alesis and ppl saying that the sensitive keys where better... sorry for asking so much I am so confused at what to get and not make the wrong call.
Hola Joe. Lo siento por no ser Jeremy xD, pero, he investigado bastante del tema, pues quiero comprarme algo mejor que el CT-X700. Yo me compre uno hace menos de un año. Es un lindo teclado, PERO, las teclas ... =S, no me gustan. Hacen ruido y molesta. Los teclado baratos (sobre todo los casio no modernos y baratos) te vienen con esas teclas. Creo que el CT-S300 quiza ya trae mejores teclas que el CT-X700 (pero el S300 suena horrible). Como consejo, para que no te arrepientas, ahorra un poquitito más como para comprarte un CT-S400. Te recomiendo eso porque para juzgar un buen teclado, debes considerar varias cosas. Para mi lo primero es la calidad del sonido (y en especial, el sonido del piano) (te recomiendo el sonido de piano del casio CT-X700,X3000,X5000, CT-S1,S400 o superior, o Yamaha PSR-E373,E473. Estamos en el 2022 y no te recomiendo aspirar a algo menos que eso; además, si entendí bien, el CT-X700 tiene la peor calidad de sonido de piano, versus los otros que te recomiendo, pero aun así, tiene un sonido bonito). Lo segundo es la calidad de las teclas (en eso es malo el CT-X700, por eso te recomiendo los casio modernos, CT-S1, CT-S400 y superior, estos tienen nuevas teclas (y a Jeremy les gusto mucho), el CT-X3000 o X5000 tambien debes de considerarlos, pues tienen teclas mejores o mucho mejores que el X700, todos los Yamaha e373, e473 tienen mejores teclas que los casio, segun los gustos de Jeremy). Un punto que a mi me importa mucho ultimamente es que los parlantes sean buenos (los parlantes del CT-X700 no son muy buenos (solo 5W), pero se supone que los modernos CT-S1,S500 tienen un nuevo diseño (parlante y amplificador de 5W) y me parece que vale la pena considerarlos). Por ultimo, el CT-S1 es un teclado MUY INCOMPLETO, creo que te decepcionaras a la larga por tener muy pocas funciones de los "arranger"; pero el S1 tiene sonidos suculentos (quiza le gana en calidad de sonidos al S400, pero el S500 ya trae todos los sonidos del CT-S1, y el S500 si es un teclado minimamente completo (arranger basico)). Si es tu primer teclado, y quieres ir a lo seguro, el CT-S400 quiza es el mejor punto de partida (Si tienes mas dinero, considera mucho un CT-S500, CT-X3000 or un yamaha PSR473 o quiza un korg EK-50, este korg tiene la mejor calidad de teclas de los que te recomiendo). Si sabes que la musica te gusta mucho, "y estas seguro de ser un músico", de frente te puedes ir por un Yamaha PSR-SX700 (o un SX600, mas economico) (o evalua a los korg PA, que no me convencen aun), pues con eso te ahorras como $250 y vas en serio por esas bestias de $1200 o $1600(que son un manjar de sonidos). En lo personal, si quieres invertir poco dinero, y quieres algo profesional a larga, comprate un teclado barato para praticar (S400 ejemplo),y luego puedes optar en un futuro por un controlador MIDI, que junto con instrumentos virtuales (como keyscape o Komplete Kontrol software) son una locura!, con tu DAW, le ganan a cualquier teclado profesional, con ciertas desventajas claro (latencia, computadora, etc)). Si quieres algo mas barato que el S400, solo en ese caso considera un X700 o un S300. Los teclados de 76, yamaha EW310 y EW425, debes tambien de considerarlos (pues te interesa el piano, y a mas teclas mejor). Sobre lo de la tecla de "octava+", la mejor implementacion en teclado barato son yamaha e473 o ew425 (tienen la tecla dedicada para eso, sin teclas SHIFT y cosas por el estilo), pero incluso sin esa tecla, sospecho que no debes tener problemas pues hay formas de suplirla creo. Eso si, no podras quiza imitar las 88 teclas del piano. Yo estoy aprendiendo aun, y tengo la impresion de que NADA reemplaza las 88 teclas de un piano (ni con octavas+-), pero quiza un experto puede desmentirme. (PD: yo creo que me comprare un PSR-EW425 o E473 o un CT-x5000 (usado xD), pues NO QUIERO SOLO 5W,) Tengo un Korg B1SP (88 teclas) (de 24W de amp) y la diferencia es ABISMAL versus el X700 (en calidad de sonido, potencia, etc.), por eso quiero un teclado portatil y lo mas barato posible, que se acerque un poco a la calidad de ese piano digital B1SP. Tambien considera comprarte un piano digital (las 88 teclas son fantasticas, lo malo es que usualmente no tienen las funciones de los teclados arrenger). Investiga tambien el DGX-670 que parece un cosa unica (yo preferiria un arranger y un piano dig. por serparado). Tambien te puedo aconsejar de piano jaja. Suerte leyendo este testamento. (si me equivoque tipeando, me preguntas nomás para corregirme).
I read it all, good review.
Hi Jeremy nice and informative video as usual. I’d say the CT-S1 is better for a gigging musician, a small band, a church or a café, as well as to accompany a singer. On the other hand, the CT-X700 is a better choice for families, children, or people who are using the many sounds and the 6-tracks MIDI recorder to sketch musical ideas.
By the way, out of curiosity, could you test the Bluetooth module on the CT-X800? It would be great if it worked as it would broaden up the possibilities of the instrument.
I am waiting for the CT-S400 to hit the shelves as it is essentially a CT-X800 with the same form factor as the CT-S1, and with the most severe flaws of the CTX700/800 amended.
Cheers 👍🎹
Thanks for sharing. Unfortunately, the Bluetooth adaptor does not work with the CT-X series unless Casio updates the firmware.
@@JeremySee Too bad. Hopefully it’ll work with the upcoming CT-S400.
Didn't you see my CT-S400 video review where I talked about the BT adaptor?
Jeremy See I must have missed it 😮
Amazing
What piano piece or song is this at 7:43 so nostalgic
Erroll Garner - Misty.
Which has the more pianistic action weighting and response?
Ct s1
Shouldn’t be the comparison between CTX700 and CTS-400? Question is does CTS-1 uses better sample and more memory per sound and better effect than CTX700.
CTX800 vs CTS400
obviously.... the guys trying his best
People might be sceptical about paying a little bit more than the CT-X700 and getting comparatively less features. How about a comparison between the CT-S1 and the PSR-E373 Jeremy? Both of them cost $199. Curious to know which one's going to win.
Yup! That comparison is in the works.
Congrats on the new baby you will be busy.
Crikey! You are the only one on UA-cam that knows this. 😊 Thanks buddy.
CT S400 and CT X800 comprison next? :D
Two keyboards from the same brand for the same price are So Different!
That's shocking
How did Casio Manage to do that...
Can someone tell me where is the sustain button in the Casio x 700
3:38
And I started singing
I have nothing...
If I don't have you
- Whitney Houston -
Super
Does the 700 take batteries?
No it doesn’t
CT-S1 vs. CT-X3000 please
For CT-S1 in "final thoughts" you mentioned "good key action"; for CTX700 not..
Are keyboard actions the same or not
I talked about the key action within the video. Go watch again.
Which one has a louder volume?
And listes. If your ear is wworng, buy a casio infantil. No differencd
for absolute beginners: ctx700
for mid players who wants a better feel and sound quality: CT S1
for pros who has lots of keyboards but need a decent anywhere to take keyboard:ct s1
I have the ctx700 and planning to get s1 as soon as I get the hang of it.
The CT-X700 must be lots of fun with all those voices. I think you made the right choice, but I sense you are concerned about sound quality. I don't think the CT-S1 is a true upgrade because these keyboards are too similar. There's an easy fix for you on the sound side if you have a fairly powerful computer.
Your keyboard can be connected to a computer via the USB port. You can easily get great VST plug-ins, including pianos samples which are much better than the samples built into professional keyboards. Some are free, but expect to pay for the best quality pianos. Waves Grand Rhapsody, for example, features a Fazioli grand piano and costs only around $30, so it's a good starting point. On a PC you can get a free DAW such as Pro Tools or Cakewalk to host your VSTs. If you ever want to upgrade your action (to do full justice to your VST plug-ins) you can get a weighted action MIDI controller with 73 or 88 keys for less than $400.
@@Zoco101 Thank you for your suggestions sir, I have actually changed my mind now.
Why don't you ever test them out with the original piano sound instead of the other affects
Err.... The piano sound I demonstrated IS THE DEFAULT piano tone when you turn on the keyboards...
Around here, the CT-S1 still isn't available so if you want it now, you only have one choice.
In South East Asia, supply is plentiful. 😁
@@JeremySee Yes, I agree but he price in my country is horrible, 100 usd more😞
@@JeremySee
We have no Yamaha DGX-670, no Casio CT-S1, no Casio CT-S400 besides the ones given out for review. We do have stuff like the Yamaha YC-88...the new, more expensive stuff.
Let's SEE which one is better
Pun-ny!
can you take keyboard class like videos
whey no one talk about casio ctx1 ?
The Casiotone ct-s1 and ct-s400 are both now available in the Philippines they're both priced at Php 14,990 (Usd 312.87) they're at the same price as the Ct-x3000 😩😵. With that pricing the ct-x700 and ct-x800 seems like a better deal at Php 9,990 (Usd 208.51) and Php 11,990 (Usd 250.25)
I can't with Ph prices anymore they always inflate because of taxes and other fees. 😩😭.
Ano binili mo? Planning ako ct s1
@@Sugaranch . Ako din planning ng cts1. Nakabili ka na?
Balita s ct s1 yan nyo? Nalilito ako kung psr e373 or ct s1
Guys ano rin binili nio? 2 months na akong ndi maka decide sa ct s1, ct s400, ctx700 at psr e373 😢😢😢
I think the CT-S1 should be compared with the CT-X3000 instead since the two are being sold at the same price.
Err.... We use USA price. CT-S1 $199 USD & CT-X3000 $299 USD
@@JeremySee Here in the Philippines, they are both around $300 USD. I guess the CT-S1 is kinda overpriced here. Probably coz it's a new release.
PH pricing is erratic and random 😉
X700 tones sound artificial but S1 sounds little bit orignal....
Wow this makes the x700 look like a dinosaur.
That's what I'm talking about. Namely, if Casio had made the CT-x 700 more portable, they shouldn’t have made the Casiotone series at all. We know that the Casiotone series in the past, in the early eighties, other than quality workmanship, had nothing revolutionary to offer. "Repetition" of this series can only excite some nostalgics, because we all know that they sounded just like sh1t. The new Casiotone certainly sounds better because of the AiX engine, but they already have four models on offer. The logical step would be to go further with professional arrangers built right around that sound engine, and not to create these little keyboards - toys. But that's just my opinion.
Thank you for sharing your experience. I hope Casio is reading this.