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WANTED piano keyboard
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W P G
2006-11-14 07:24:13 UTC
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I thought this posted before, but I guess I goofed.

So I'm looking for a touch sensitive keyboard at least 5 octaves (60
keys) that allows a pedal to be attached.
Outlander
2006-11-17 23:16:59 UTC
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I have a next to new Casio with stand and books and plug ins in the back
with 100 song bank 61key we are looking to part with
Post by W P G
I thought this posted before, but I guess I goofed.
So I'm looking for a touch sensitive keyboard at least 5 octaves (60
keys) that allows a pedal to be attached.
W P G
2006-11-18 00:23:04 UTC
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Post by Outlander
Post by W P G
So I'm looking for a touch sensitive keyboard at least 5 octaves (60
keys) that allows a pedal to be attached.
I have a next to new Casio with stand and books and plug ins in the back
with 100 song bank 61key we are looking to part with
Do you know the model of Casio? Does it have touch sensitive keys so
when you hit the key softly it plays softly? And can you plug in a
pedal? Or do you happen to have a pedal? I think its usually referred
to as a sustain pedal, but I'm not too sure.
Outlander
2006-11-20 03:54:27 UTC
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Sorry just saw this
Yes it has soft touch and the plug in for the pedal which we do not have the
model is 641 but I'll have to double check.
Email me as I do not check here often
Post by W P G
Post by Outlander
Post by W P G
So I'm looking for a touch sensitive keyboard at least 5 octaves (60
keys) that allows a pedal to be attached.
I have a next to new Casio with stand and books and plug ins in the back
with 100 song bank 61key we are looking to part with
Do you know the model of Casio? Does it have touch sensitive keys so
when you hit the key softly it plays softly? And can you plug in a
pedal? Or do you happen to have a pedal? I think its usually referred
to as a sustain pedal, but I'm not too sure.
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