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I have decided that I shall bestow upon you the knowledge of the greatest keyboard ever. I happen to own one of these gems, it is my baby.
IT IS THE CASIO SK1
A full featured sampling keyboard!
sample rate: 1Khz
Bitrate: 2 bit
Smaple time: 2-3 seconds
Keys: 30 something...but I'm missing a few
price: $2 at a garge sale.
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I think I might have had one of those
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Oh wait. I had a shitty little casio keyboard but it didn't sample. =(
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I had the 61 key version of that when I was in high school/college.
I had fun with that thing. I use to make prank calls with it to my
friends in college. Um. long story.
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>IT IS THE CASIO SK1<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
I know of at least one tiny recording label dedicated to the thing, and the guy's looking for submissions for an all-SK1-produced compilation. Effects/distortions okay, but no sequencing samples of it!

On another note, some of the old Casio*tone* keyboards have some nice usable sounds. My band runs the "piano" (very high-electric piano-y, w/ sustain) through a a vintage 15W tube Silvertone amp to great effect. See mp3.com/brittlestars -&gt; "falling backwards"

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i wonder if you can sample that SK1's sounds and get some nice grungy sound?
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Okay I shouldn't tell anyone this but the best cheapo little Casio is the CZ101. If anyone cares I can elaborate.
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Hey Monty,

Is that the little hand-held one that played that monotonous tune on autoplay . . . you know, dum dum .. dum dum .. dum dum . . da da .. da da da da da da.
My little sister used to have one of those and I always wanted to hit her over the head with it.

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At first glance the CZ101 looks pretty much like the average mini keyed piece of junk. A look at the rear, however, will reveal midi in & out. Also the guts are the same as the full sized CZ1000. This allows the use of thousands of free downloadable sound files. With these files, midi, and parameter adjustments on the CZ101, you have a pretty useful little sound module for very cheap. I have three and paid from $3 to $10 each.

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agreed on the cz-101 the thing rocks!! only problem is, people are catching on. they now go for $125-$175 on ebay. i got mine for $90 bucks and it's worth every penny. phase distortion synthesis (invented by casio) is pretty similar to subtractive analog synthesis and it's a great starter keyboard for soundtweakers. since i'm no piano player the mini keys aren't a problem and i love the size of the thing.
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Just had to say this, but the greatest keyboard to me of all time was the classic
FENDER RHODES PIANO! Man such warmth and feel. Memories.........
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thnmnt...I know what you mean. I find mine at local flea markets, yard sales, second hand stores. Like the one that sold me a Tascam Porta5 for $10.
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casio cz-101

I own a Casio CZ-101 and have used it for a few recordings if anyone wants to sample what it sounds like.
Check following songs:
What Can I Do For You?
I Belong To You
Strong Is Your Hand
Preying Tiger
http://www.mp3.com/benvega

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Talking ohh yeah

I would have ta agree on the Rhodes! also The Mini-Moog.
nd the one i have is the Honer string synth I paid $100 for it I love it sounds. But it isnt realy good to use to play live with cause when we play aomg with it after tunning or guitars to a tuner its way off, I trying to find out if its tunable in some way.
O yeah I have a Casio tone bank keyboard! Patch 64 is sweet.
I have used that patch for bass many times.
I also colect cheep keys I have a few Yamahas too.
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I think the Yamaha DX-7 is the best of all time. Low features, but bad-ass sounds.
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I had a CZ-101. I got rid of it as I upgraded my gear (I got real anal about all rack gear, except a master keyboard). I wish I still had the CZ, I also wish I kept my D-50. As far as a favorite - I have to say my Kurzweil 2500
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