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The Casio CTK-7000 is a home keyboard released in 2011. It is marketed primarily to home musicians.
The CTK-7000 has 61 synth/organ style full sized keys with touch sensitivity but no aftertouch. It has 64 notes of polyphony. It has 150 on board sounds including pianos and real world sounds, accompaniments and rhythms, and a sustain/damper pedal.
The CTK-7000 uses Casio's High-level sample playback sound system, a basic PCM-style sample engine used in entry-level keyboards. It also uses Acoustic and Highly-compressed Large waveforms sound source, offering efficient sample playback optimized for low memory with good fidelity.
It has the ability to record and play back user performances. It has built-in MIDI capabilities. It has no built-in learning system. It has no built-in speakers which means you will have to connect it to external amplification and speakers in order to hear it. It runs from AC power.It's a part of the CTK family of instruments.
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The new CTK-7000 offers powerful and extensive features at a price that is unheard of in the portable keyboard market. It offers 800 world-class tones, 250 preset rhythms, 17 track sequencer, 32 channel mixer, as well as audio recording capabilities. Any piece of music you create can be recorded as an audio file on an SDHC card. 9 sliders extend your versatility and provide an impressive 50 drawbar organ tones. Whether you are an amateur or professional musician, the CTK-7000 will allow you to create, edit and play your compositions at home, in the studio or on the stage.
Keyboard: 61 Piano-style keys
Touch Response: 2 Sensitivity levels / Off
Sound Source: Tri-element AHL
Polyphony (max): 64
Tones: 800 incl 50 drawbar organ tones
User Tones: 100 tone editor + 50 drawbar organ
Drawbar Organ Tones: 50
Built-in Rhythms: 250
User Rhythms: 100
Reverb: 10 Types
Chorus: 5 Types
DSP: 100 Preset / 100 User
Controllers: Start / Stop, Intro, Normal / Fill-in, Variation / Fill-in, Synchro / Editing
Pattern Sequencer: 8 track editing x 6 patterns (intro, normal, normal fill-in, variation, variation fill-in, ending)
Rhythm Editor: Easy edit using pattern sequencer
Song Sequencer: 16 tracks + 1 system track supports up to 5 songs. Real time recording, step recording, song edit, track edit, event edit, punch in / out
Mixer: 32 Channels + ext in (instrument or mic), 9 sliders
Layer / Split: Yes
Registration Memory: 6 sets x 16 banks, 100 user presets
One Touch Presets: 250
Pitch Bend Wheel: 0 to 24 Semi-tomes
Sliders: 9
General MIDI Compatible: 16 Channel multi-timbre received, GM level 1
Recorder: Up to 5 audio files
SD Memory Card Storage: SD or SDHC
Display: Backlit LCD
Speakers w/ Bass Reflex System: 4.7†x 2 + 1.2†x 2
Amplifier: 7W + 7W
Terminals
Line Out: L / Mono, R - Std jack
Mic In: Mono - Std jack
Instrument In: Mono - Std jack
Audio In: Stereo - Mini jack
USB: Yes
Sustain Pedal: Std jack
Headphones : Stereo - Std jack
Power: 12V DC or six D cell batteries
Included Accessories
AC Adaptor: AD-A12150
Music Stand: Yes
Dimensions and Weight
Unit size L x W x H: 37.2†x 14.9†x 5.2â€
Unit weight: 15.0 lbs.
Boxed size L x W x H: 39.3†x 17.8†x 6.5â€
Boxed weight: 22.0 lbw.
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This instrument was launched in 2011
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Added: 2026-01-26 Updated: 2026-02-13 ID: 239
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