Overview
Product Specs
The Casio CT-S300 is Casio's new compact and lightweight keyboard. The instrument is perfect for either school or home use, as an educational aid and a tool for composition. The integrated handle at the top makes the product highly portable and, with a weight of only 3.3kg, carrying your Casio keyboard has never been easier.
Built into the 61-key, touch-sensitive keyboard are 400 fun and exciting tones, along with 60 songs for you to explore. And now, with battery power, you can get up to 19 hours of practice without having to be plugged into the wall. You can even connect your smartphone or tablet to access the wealth of educational features that the Chordana Play app has to offer. Learning with Casio has never been better.
The instrument contains a wealth of creative possibilities, making musical composition fun and immediate. Dance Music Mode features 50 contemporary electronic styles, allowing the player to experiment with layering and textures. Other features include a pitch bend wheel, plus the ability to connect to the free Chordana Play For Keyboard tutorial app and to a PC via the USB port.
All Casio keyboards and portable pianos (including the CDP range) are covered by a two year, parts and labour return to base guarantee.
Instruments - Delivery is FREE within mainland UK for all instruments. This price you see is the price you pay.
(Instruments over £100 are always sent by our Express service, regardless of the service selected in the checkout, except for heavy items such as pianos.)
Sheet music, accessories & gifts - We offer 3 services:
You can call or email us to arrange a stock transfer to your preferred branch.
| Location | Stock |
|---|---|
| Hove | In Stock |
| Chichester | Out of Stock |
We are one of the top suppliers of woodwind, brass and orchestral strings across Sussex and are main agents for most of the instruments we sell. We only list instruments we normally carry in stock.
Our instruments are fully checked and set up through our workshop to ensure perfect playing.
