Casio CS44 Stand for CDP-120 Digital Piano Review
The Casio CS-44 P Stand is made to hold the Casio CDP-220R and CDP-120 compact digital pianos. This sturdy stand comes in an attractive black finish that blends well in any decor.
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The Korg KDM-2 visually marks the and delivers a powerful sound. Click to enlarge. |
Easy-to-see, large LED. |
Encoder-type TEMPO/CALIB dial. |
Improved cylindrical resonator speaker
This digital electric metronome delivers even clearer and more powerful sound, and Korg's acclaimed cylindrical speaker has been further enhanced with an improved resonator structure to ensure that it is easily heard. Even loud instruments will not overpower the unmistakable, clear sound of the Korg KDM-2. And with the KDM-2 you have the choice of selecting 3 different PCM sounds (cowbell/agogo/clave) for the beat, so you can choose which sound you want to compliment the instrument you're playing. The volume can also be adjusted to the most appropriate level. Since there's a PHONE jack built in to this electric metronome, you can connect a mini-plug (1/8") earphone, perfect for private practice.
Easy-to-see, large LED
The START/STOP switch located on the top panel of the Korg KDM-2 blinks in two colors--red and green--providing for unmistakable visual indication of the tempo. The START/STOP switch is a great feature if you are looking to practice with a silent metronome.
A variety of beats cover even sophisticated rhythms
From basic beats to variations like son clave and rumba clave, the KDM-2 contains a total of 19 beat patterns. You can set the tempo in any one of three ways. Full Step mode lets you adjust the tempo over a range of 30 through 252 in steps of one. Pendulum Step mode lets you set the tempo using the preset tempo settings, as on a mechanical metronome. and Tap Tempo lets you set the tempo by pressing the TAP switch at the desired interval.
Use the reference pitches to tune by ear
Sound Out mode outputs a reference tone that you can use as a tuning guide. You can listen to any one of the twelve pitches from C4-B4. You can also adjust the A4 frequency (calibration) in a broad range from 410 Hz-480 Hz.
Memory backup function
The KDM-2 provides a memory backup function that remembers the specified tempo, beat, calibration, and reference pitch, even when the power off.
Designed for stability and ease of use
The large LCD screen on this electric metronome makes it easy to view the settings. An encoder-type TEMPO/CALIB dial and a Step Select switch provide quick and direct access to settings and functions. Featuring an original design that is compact yet stable, the KDM-2 is at home on your desk, your piano, or anywhere else.
Long battery life
The KDM-2 is designed for long battery life. The electric metronome will continue marking an accurate tempo for approximately 120 hours of continuous use at a tempo of 120 beats per minute.
Three-Year Warranty
Korg digital and electric metronomes purchased from a Korg USA authorized dealer now have a three-year warranty.
What's in the Box
KDM2 Metronome, Four AAA Batteries, User's Manual
Korg's acclaimed cylindrical speaker has been further enhanced with an improved resonator structure to ensure that it's easily heard. Even loud instruments won't overpower its unmistakable, clear sound. And with the KDM-2 you have a choice of 3 different PCM sounds (cowbell/agogo/clave) for the beat, so you can choose the sound that compliments the instrument you're playing. The volume can also be adjusted to the most appropriate level. Since there?s a PHONE jack, you can connect a mini-plug (1/8") earphone for private practice.
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Yamaha NP-30 Portable Grand Digital Piano.
Offering Slim, Light & Compact design with 76-key touch response keyboard. You will be impressed not only by its compact size and light weight body, but also by its superior sound quality.
Features:
- The new NP-30 Portable Grand delivers Yamaha digital piano sound and simplicity in a new lightweight, compact design like nothing else you've seen.
- The new Graded Soft-Touch keyboard is the first of its kind bringing different levels of resistance without the extra weight of moving hammers... the key contributor to the NP-30's fighting weight of only 12 pounds.
- Advanced Wave Memory is Yamaha's exclusive format for reproducing sounds digitally. And it used two microphones to record the piano you hear on every key of the NP-30.
- The NP-30 has a built-in metronome and even has multiple time signatures (3/4, 4/4, 6/8...) to choose from. Plus the numeric key function lets you set the tempo to the exact marking you need.
- Choose any two Voices you'd like to combine and play them both at once.
Bundle Also Includes :
- Medium Keyboard Bench.
- X-Stand Keyboard stand.
- Yamaha Electronic Keyboard Survival Kit.
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For use with all LK models, all CTK models (except the CTK-5000), the WK-110 and the WK-200.
Works worldwide, on both 110V and 240V power grids.
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Casio AD5MR Keyboard AC Power Adapter
The Casio AD5 lets you save the batteries for when you're away from home! The AD5 plugs you into endless hours of playing, not to mention saves you a bundle on batteries. This high quality adapter is designed specifically for your Casio keyboard. Input: AC120V The AD5 Works with the Following Models CTK-431 CTK-451 CTK-471 CTK-481 CTK-491 CTK-495 CTK-496 CTK-520L CTK-531 CTK-533 CTK-540 CTK-541 CTK-551 CTK-555L CTK-560 CTK-560L CTK-571 CTK-573 CTK-574 CTK-591 CTK-593 CTK-611 CTK-620L CTK-631 CTK-651 CTK-671 CTK-691 CTK-700 CTK-731 CTK-800 CTK-900 LD-50 LK-30 LK-33 LK-40 LK-42 LK-43 LK-45 LK-50 LK-55 LK-73 LK-90TV LK-94TV
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The FC4 can also be utilized as an FS controller for synthesizers, tone modules and drum machines.
The FC4 features a 6-foot cable and standard 1/4-inch plug. Works with any keyboard utilizing a sustain pedal with a 1/4" connector.
What's in the Box
FC4 Foot Pedal
For those electronic keyboards with an input jack labeled "SUSTAIN," the FC4 is used in the same manner the sustain pedal on an acoustic piano is used. A specially designed rubber bottom grips the floor and stays put while you play. The FC4 can also be utilized as an FS controller for synthesizers, tone modules and drum machines.
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