I'm impressed so far. I'll wait until more vids pop up showcasing more sounds and styles. The demo sounds very nice.., and I'm also impressed with the drum kit in that demo too.

If the sounds are up to par (so far so good too).., I'll be picking up the CTK-7000. I think I saw on a UK site where the 7000 was listed for 399.99

Actually sounds pretty darn good, now if they only made an Oriental version I would snap it up in a heart beat

The WK-7500 and CTK-7000 just might be a game changer for Casio. Even today the public is still probably not ready for another Casio that costs over $1,000 (MZ-2000).

Casio has added some very good features to these new models, and even though they're not up to the full level of the MZ-2000 they sure as hell (appear) to be packing one heck of a punch for the price.

Rumor has it that the CTK-7000 will be $499-$599. If that's the case.., then at that price Casio is really going to create a comfortable spot for themselves in the semi pro/budget arranger market.



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Tony,
Yep...you got me on that one...I agree..that was horrid.

Lee S.

Two more factory demo's http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hxsUJ_3g8p4 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nQsPW48ODI0

Would be nice to hear that quality with someone actually playing it live...who knows how these were made in a studio?

http://www.thomann.de/gr/casio_ctk_7000.htm CTK-7000, 555 euros

http://www.thomann.de/gr/casio_wk_7500.htm WK-7500, 655 euros