mr dave

well at your price point it's not going to make a huge amount of difference between what you get.

your main decision will be between a unit that produces a small amount of sounds decently and a unit that produces a large amount of sounds less than decently for the most part. only your ears can determine which one is providing good sounds.

the other thing to pay attention to is what kind of output options it has like... headphone jack, built-in speakers, amp jack.

also, MIDI is it's own beast. you'll need a giant bottle of advil and a metric buttload of patience to get it working right at the start. WAY more hassle than it's worth if you're still only learning to play the instrument. or has the technology improved dramatically over the last 5 years?


both Casios you link earlier would be fine to start. i'd strongly suggest buying the 'optional' power adapter listed for all models as well.

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