7 Reasons Casio CT-X700 is better than Yamaha PSR-E363

[@sandeepmalik9672]

Don't worry about the negative comments. You gave your natural reactions about the keyboard it's upto them to decide. You are not compelling to anyone. Keep on doing the right things.

[@playerone5410]

@Zev Jerome oh yeah u got two fake account I see

[@plj103]

I don’t get the negative. I like your presentation, I enjoy the way you express yourself, and I really enjoy the critiques. You helped me make a satisfying decision on two affordable keyboards by virtue of demonstrating the features available in my price range. I got what I needed without spending more than I might have. And I still keep checking out your videos. Thanks!

[@mbaines95]

I was going to order the psr e300 but changed my mind after not finding it anywhere in a day long internet search. I finally settled for the CT x700. I'm sure it will be fine since I am an absolute beginner.

[@artemisajaimes4563]

It’s bit later than 1am in Mexico, and I will go buy my Ctx700 in +11 hours 🙌🏻 that is the one available at the store I saw it and by watching several videos of different models and matching against price and availability at store this is the one 😍 hope no one else from here is watching right now cause I only saw 1 for immediate delivery 🤭 so excited to start practicing!! 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻

[@matiasrivera380]

Buenas. Como fue tu experiencia con el ctx 700? Estuve averiguando mucho y lo único que me preocupa son las teclas, parecen ruidosas y molestas

[@Hyeji96]

I bought CTX700 right after watching this video I love the sound and appearance of this piano

[@blasterboy5793]

You are confusing us . First I think i will buy Casio CT-X 700 and in you last video I thought I will take Yamaha E-263 and now I think I am gonna buy Casio CT-X 700

[@vvalcin]

You thought you were confused!?! Ha, Lol... I felt confused as well on the Yamaha PSR-E363 vs Casio CT-X700, but I decided to go with the CT-X 700. Overall, I felt I was getting more value from the Casio - mainly piano features and the sound 'to me', and etc. The Yamaha piano is a great option as well, but Casio was just slightly better depending on your usage and listening ear. Hey Jeremy, great review - again! I've listed to several of your reviews and it's always informative; appreciate it!!

[@mamRuth]

@@vvalcin can you share whats your reason choose casio rather than yamaha please?

[@usaniinaizesheni]

I just watched another video where he said the Yamaha PSR E-363 (they should make the names simpler!) was better than the CT-X700

[@cisco26614]

@@vvalcin what about its performance...does it's keys make noice??

[@samueljoy254]

@@cisco26614 yes his old and new videos are confusing us In old he said sound in casio is poor than yamaha And no professional uses casio in stage presentation or abig event

[@moonlightmelodrama]

A new listener. Really appreciate the honest videos; and appreciate the courage that it takes to produce them.

[@dleqw]

I'm practice my english listening with your videos

[@JeremySee]

💪

[@samueljoy254]

@@JeremySee please tell me which company produces nice quality sound producing keyboard and why

[@fayyoosh7870]

Me too ! 😂💛

[@MojaS-dx3cv]

What do you prefer to buy ct-x700 or psr-e363

[@kortalnadeak8517]

One thing that I find from your video: the sound is better than previous ones.

[@robmerritt5272]

Great job giving good expert advice on these keyboards. I have CT-X700 and it sounds great. I use the registration banks to create different presets and some use layers which can have really impressive sounds for accompanying in the church band I'm in. I also have a Roland Go Keys that has somewhat more sophisticated sounds but less powerful control functions and capabilities. For example, it has no layering and also the record function does not auto repeat, at least I haven't been able to find these capabilities. Also on the CT-X700, the first available function is transpose which makes it a very fast operation if you need it.

[@JeremySee]

Thanks for sharing!

[@firdausaagung]

What do you prefer for classical music?

[@garystevens4303]

Does the E463 alleviate those issues that the E363 falls down on? & therefore is the E463 better than the CTX 700?

[@frederickthompson8686]

Jeremy, I think your instructional videos are terrific. Even though it's often sponsored content, the information conveyed is presented in an understandable and relatable format. Keep up the good work!

[@appuajith5021]

Hey Jeremy, I am an absolute beginner trying to find my way around and your videos have been super informative. Thank you so much.

[@czarinarivera7544]

I had experienced playing on both Casio and Yamaha keyboards and I can say at any day, Casio will always win (my own opinion). Its sound quality is brighter and clearer and the keys are better. I find Yamaha keys too hard for my taste. I also find it easier to navigate on Casio's display panel and the freeze button really helps so much for a smooth transition.

[@revelation1959]

Sorry, Ms. What do you mean by "too hard"? Does that mean that we need to push a little bit harder on the buttons? Actually I'd like to buy either one of those, but it's said that the CTX's buttons are harder than the PSR. Is that true? Please answer me. And excuse my bad English.

[@uttamkumar3819]

She wanted to say yamaha has semiwieghted keys

[@marcelo_1984]

The PSR e363 piano sounds so much better, though. And the build quality as well. I have a PSR E303 that I bought in 2007 and it still works!

[@finntv4280]

It is your right to delete hateful comments. Let's keep this channel positive and musician-friendly! Keep it up! 😃

[@ChristopherBudiSantoso]

I usually use lots of preset styles/rhythm with all keyboard brands. hehehe. I don't like Yamaha entry level keyboards for my everyday use. I don't like that keys... But only with Casio CT-X700 (the entry level) I can express my music and my musical needs more expressive. The keys are very responsive. The sounds made me feel like pro! I don't hate Yamaha because I love their other products.

[@vito_keys]

Christopher Budi Santoso Agree with you, sir :)

[@bhaneshsharma2268]

Really loved the way you explained and keep going man don't worry❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@jmj8388]

Thank you for this video because in India the psr e363 costs more than ct-x700.Hence in India ct-X700 gives more value for money than that of psr e363.

[@1234fazermann]

Which is better between 870in&ctx700?

[@AuntJellybeans]

Two quick questions about the Casio CTX-700... are the keys full size like a piano, and is there an internal USB audio interface like there is with the Yamaha PSR-E363? Thanks so much.

[@rindia84]

Bit confused after watching two of your videos a) the previous Title: YAMAHA PSR-E363 vs CASIO CT-X700 - Functions & Features Demo & Review and next the current one b) 7 Reasons Casio CT-X700 is better than Yamaha PSR-E363 - a clear verdict this time! I have planned to buy one beginner's model. If this video was not published, I could have gone straight for YAMAHA PSR -E363, but now ... it's got tough. Please advise. Also can you please throw some light on Roland entry band (within this price brand). Thanks.

[@arjunad8766]

yamaha the way to go obvious.

[@ariereynaldi]

@@arjunad8766 I want to buy for my daughter, why yamaha better than this? I want to buy yamaha but need more reason why. Because I see ctx700/ctx800 really good

[@teenu2123]

@@ariereynaldi I have checked both together. Yamaha e363 is way better. In terms of sound quality.

[@mamRuth]

I think yamaha is good in sound,casio is better in faetures and styles

[@lewisszucs4559]

Thanks man. I just bought a ctx700 today. Sounds definitely better than older casios. I can actually work with this one

[@Zain-xg4kn]

hai pls tell me about it.am a complete beginner about one week learning keyboard.the ctx or psr.bye from malaysia

[@peterg2900]

Hi. Which do you think is better in sound quality, the yamaha psr e423 or the casio ctx 700 please? Thank you

[@amd77j]

Make sure to give the "thumbs up" anytime you feel a reviewer is being honest with their opinions and have expertise to back it up. Trolls are the worst.

[@johnnyblas576]

Would like to say Thank you Because of you I got my Casio 700 it’s better than a Yamaha Thank You and keep on doing you’re Videos......... blessings Johnny Blas

[@JeremySee]

Great choice! Have fun.

[@sp10sn]

That orange screen is less awesome in every way except at night. Damn that Casio is hard on my eyes in the dark. I have both.

[@marcelo_1984]

Fast forward to the e373 and not only the display is blue, but it's also so bright that it is distracting.

[@Terrakol]

In many channel I watched, this channel is the best so far & for some reason his voice is perfect & soothing to hear when he explaining the function & features of the piano clearly compare to other channel i know. Good job man,

[@JeremySee]

Thank you buddy.

[@PrabeshRai]

Should i buy psr 373 or casio700

[@jonathankandula10]

Please suggest me which one should I buy .. Yamaha PSR E363 or Casio CTX 700...?

[@massimookissed1023]

This video is 7 reasons why the Casio is better.

[@thuctran4877]

hi Jeremy, i watched all your videos about X700 since i'm looking for review. but after all, thanks for showing the weak point of the X700. but as a beginner as i am, not using that much function, just try to learn keyboards, i realize that X700 give a piano sound better than Yamaha. thanks for review. i love to see your next videos.

[@jcxzy45070x]

@Nenillo El nuevo AiX combinado con los samples acusticos le dan mejor sonido en mi opinion

[@japrietoj]

Excellent comparison! What about the quality of the keys? Who's the winner?

[@wubba3748]

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[@ronneltorres355]

Continue what you do, you really know what you are doing about your craft. Dont mind haters

[@sharmajikabeta7878]

Well, I was going to buy Yamaha but now going for the Casio model. Thanks man

[@jnhnmk]

casio ct x700 vs yamaha psr e373 For beginners which is good and why i am confused tell me please 🎹😭

[@ryuuen6209]

E373 without doubt

[@svddwd]

Is it better to buy one with pitch bender?

[@mariafriend644]

Why anyone would hate on someone who uses his experience, talent AND money to share his knowledge is beyond me. Thank you for creating these videos in spite of these deplorable..

[@JeremySee]

Thank you for your kind words.

[@pixelfamily4318]

Sir i m beginner , which is best casio or Yamaha and which model number?? Please suggest me sir.. bcz i just confused ❤

[@jimgordley6169]

Brother, keep doing what you do...you do it so well.

[@TommyJones49]

Under woodwind or sax is it transposed to piano sheet music Can I use piano sheet music?

[@irishter]

Thanks for helping me choose my first keyboard. You ROCK!

[@JeremySee]

Yup! Here's a great deal amzn.to/2XfS3v4

[@irishter]

@@JeremySee Thank you!

[@donaldweil3361]

Hi I have my psre363 upstairs in my computer room. In the living room I have a EK50 paired with a CTX700 on a dual stand that gives me a lot of versatility on the living room set as I am used to playing on up to 4 manuals on an organ. I do not think I will try to go that far on the keyboards may be three some day maybe. I enjoy your videos and your playing.

[@bheemaraowaster1584]

Which is better sir ???🐈

[@zenkakarottv205]

Hi bro.. which is better to buy? E363 or P12?

[@konqueror07]

You are getting downvotes because you never actually compare the sounds. try pressing the keys once in the video. Your videos feel more like a gadget review. Press the damn keys let ppl hear the sounds

[@anthonymcmillian5511]

I really enjoy your videos. They overall are very concise and non partisan, and this one is no exception. I currently possess the psrew400, the psrew463, and the Casio ctx 5000. I play gospel keyboard and love to interject different flavors into my performances. When hunting for keyboards sometimes media can play tricks on you. Pointing out these differences for example, would have been welcome advance had I encountered you and your videos prior to assembling my collection of keyboards! Lol! I I went with Yamaha in the beginning because I felt as though Yamahas name meant superiority in quality, but when I got them they still didn't possess what I was looking for. The CTX 5000 was purchased primarily because of price, but it turned to be more than I bargained for! At this juncture, the only thing I am missing is the 76 keys for the 5000, but then this would have put me in another price range! Thank you Mr. See for your valuable inputs! I am taking good notes this time!

[@annejavahez]

can casio ctx 700 be connected to android/mobile phone?

[@chongchuls7443]

hi..can u give opinion between casio cts 300, ctx-700 and yamaha psr-E363 which one should i buy... i'm a bit confusing after watching a lot of reviews..

[@daleclark3138]

Went with CTX-700 for $149 as all the shortcut buttons sounds better for the first keyboard for an old absolute beginner. The $50 I saved over the psr-e363 paid for several books on learning to play a keyboard. Also like that the keys on the Casio are full height similar to acoustic piano keys. Thanks for the thorough coverage of both.

[@JeremySee]

Great choice. Have fun!

[@patty__]

The 7 reasons: 1: Yamaha has smaller screen with non adjustable contrast and less information 2: Registration bank is more spread out and more convenient 3: Dedicated style control buttons Edit: I just stopped because I’m a beginner and didn’t even understand most of it

[@georgeyuanlaurente3388]

Jeremy let me correct the finger-on-bass function in the Casio CTX-700.You can do it in the Yamaha PSR E 363 (just only Major chords) press the key that you Want to be played. Then just press the third or the second note in the chord on the lower octave (although you can adjust the split point if you want. Totally a encouraging video that either the Casio or Yamaha keyboard will you buy. A great video.

[@JeremySee]

+George Yuan Laurente Thanks for watching. The bass-on-chord function has also been pointed out by another subscriber Vinciata. However, in my opnion it is not very practical due to 2 reasons:- 1. player has to play 4 notes. Most users of entry level keyboards are beginning learners and will not have the finger dexterity to accurately change 4 notes octave spanning chords. 2. To even play basic chords in C major key such as F/A or C/G or G/B requires a change of default split point and reduces the range of notes below middle C. This method is best used on EW300 which has 76 keys and players cam play chords 1 octave lower. This function can easily implemenged by Yamaha via software. Its a pity Yamaha decided to strip off quite a few of important features a learning student will find useful.

[@georgeyuanlaurente3388]

I pity you for the ******* trolls.

[@JeremySee]

Makes me want to just shut down the channel. 😥

[@georgeyuanlaurente3388]

Jeremy See they just want to embarrass you by unlikes.

[@germandiaz7331]

Hola!!! El Casio ct- x700 tiene presets con portamento? Tiene pitch bend?

[@desty_desu2000]

So honest and helpful reviews information. Thank you Mr. Jeremy See.👍

[@reginapun7003]

what abour the sound? is it as enriching as korg ek 50? how do you compare between these two?

[@Williamadlam1]

what good about the Casio ctx700? please let me know thanks kind regards William c adlam thank you so

[@dongahng]

I am a Casio Fan especially being a owner of HT series of Casio since 80s. However, I have to say Yamaha has excellent feature that I couldn't ignore when I learn to play or teach my kids to play piano. That is rewind and forward feature of song. You can quickly go back or go forward to repeat the section that you can practice. All the Yamaha even EZ series has that. But I don't see that in Casio. Perhaps there is but I don't see the dedicated button for it on Casio. Anyway, both are great keyboard.

[@markvizcarra9594]

Good day Jeremy! I want to learn how to play piano but i don't know what to choose between Yamaha PSR-E363 or CASIO CTK3500. I haven't seen a comparison video between these two.. Which one do you think is more beginner friendly and has overall quality? Btw your videos are great thanks for sharing infos!

[@JeremySee]

My next video will talk about these two models. Watch out for it.

[@markvizcarra9594]

Wow wasn't expecting for a quick response but thank you

[@JeanPierreARNAUD21]

I've just seen a video which avoid me to buy a keyboard which is not so good, so I thank you for that! The 360 is not as good as the 363 at all! 363 sounds good! It's very difficult to choose when you're a little short of money so you're videos, even if it's sometimes only your opinion are very useful. Anyway Casio 700 and Yamaha seem to be very close. Good wrk

[@battledingo]

Thanks for all your informative videos. They really helped me decide the best keyboard to buy. Take care :)

[@CupofTomorrow]

I'm looking to start playing keyboard for the first time in 20 years. Which would you suggest between the two of these and the Yamaha EZ220?

[@CupofTomorrow]

PS: Your videos have been a tremendous help. Thank you so much!

[@DanielMendozaT]

Muchas gracias, por tus consejos y videos compré dos del Casio ct x700 y estoy feliz de haberlo hecho.

[@matiasrivera380]

Hola. Estoy pensando en comprar el mismo, solo que algo no me convence. Puede ser que las teclas sean ruidosas a la hora de tocar?

[@gbxd]

I am having hard time to choose between CT-X700 and PSR E363. Does the features mentioned in this video will be a deal breaker for a beginer?

[@JeremySee]

If you are a beginner, either model is fine.

[@sandeepmalik9672]

From an Indian point of view confused between e363 vs ctx 700 vs ctx 870 in

[@sanjittoppo1550]

Sir plz reply.. Which is good to buy. Casio ctx 870in vs yamaha psr i400.. ## love from india ##.💓

[@truetalk5211]

I love that your explanations are simple to understand and concise. I have about 4 Yamaha personal (low end) keyboards Would love to ditch them all for a good Casio. Or a Roland One day...

[@IamRajaneesh]

None of the 7 reasons mention sound, quality etc ...😆😆😆 got the reason why you did this video... Now adding psr e363 to my cart...

[@Musicneversleeps4827]

Iam Rajaneesh same lol

[@avalancax3424]

Iam Rajaneesh I orderd it today i am new to playing how far did you get?

[@glitchesforu1184]

@@avalancax3424I'm planning to purchase it as soon as the lockdown gets withrawn and the shops reopen

[@briansun6336]

Iam Rajaneesh sound quality wise, this Casio just blows the Yamaha 363 in the water

[@luv3217]

Wow i dont even have a keyboard you guys are so lucky

[@jeremyullery9776]

Hey Jeremy I have been thinking about buying a M-Audio code49 or a Hammond XB2. I realize there is a very wide price difference but what would you suggest.

[@tryingtobebetter1923]

if anyone can find a keybpard WITH FULL SIZE KEYS AND GOOD SOUND idc about functions. is there a keybord that is cheap that purefly focuses on the sound quality and doesnt even have functions?

[@sahilhiramanlakhraj7508]

These reviews of yours help me alot

[@kumart4655]

Bro iam very confused.which keyboard I want to buy?

[@Kuh5Kohle]

How does the CT-X700 compare to the Yamaha NP-12? I’m especially interested in key-weight. I know what both are non fully weighted but I come from a grand-piano background and am that I would struggle with a semi-weighted keyboard. I’m interested in which one feels more natural to play. Would really appreciate an answer. Thank you for your videos.

[@JeremySee]

In terms of piano touch, the NP-32 is better than the CT-X700. But in terms of voices, rhythms and features, the CT-X700 wins hands down. I do not prefer the NP-12.

[@Kuh5Kohle]

​@@JeremySee Thank you very much Jeremy for your reply. Have you also tried out the Roland GO:KEYS (GO-61K) or GO:PIANO (GO-61PC)? I would like also be interested in knowing how Roland entry-level keyboards compare to the Yamaha NP-12 or Casio CT-X700. Sincerely, Rafael

[@JeremySee]

Don't touch the Roland EX-20. GoKeys & GoPiano are good, if you use headphones or external speakers. Internal speakers are tiny. No arranger functions though.

[@kortalnadeak8517]

Regarding to your explanation, I would choose CTX 700. I love the snare and stage piano. I wish I had it soon. For information, I have used entry level of Yamaha since I was a child. PSR 350, 450, E series, ect.

[@robfriedrich2822]

As long, you want not to use the styles or maybe its drum parts only. But in fact, the styles are a bit like the rhythms of early digital organs, the styles are well meant, but not helpful.

[@robfriedrich2822]

I was impressed about the different Clavi sounds, but when I started the style....

[@kortalnadeak8517]

I never use preset styles. They are not match to our music. I am working with software and I like to use the keyboard as the controller. One thing that I hate from Yamaha is, there is no a freeze function for entry level.

[@AnupamEnosh]

Kortal Nadeak try Yamaha keyboards, they have the best styles, when fared as an arranger in the market.

[@dpurwito]

Kortal Nadeak pop

[@tonyhill8963]

Very informative! Great comparison, hope to see more!

[@victornewman508]

Does casio ctx700 have regular size piano keys ?

[@massimookissed1023]

Yes.

[@caroleann_2142]

Yes

[@superpug666]

Hi! Im stuck between np12...the psre363 or.paying 50$ more.and get the alesis recital...opinion?

[@DAVOTRASTAN]

Hey Jeremy what do you think about the sound of this keyboard kurzweil kp110 am trying to get the best option for me and you are the only one who make these videos thanks

[@stefano.a]

USB “Digital Audio Input and Output mixed with MIDI” data makes PSR-E363 way better than the Casio. With an E363 and a simple iPad or a PC you can have a complex *all digital* portable workstation.

[@teleman07]

Very good point. For people who do not already have a seperate audio out setup, this would be a deal breaker for casio. Being a proud owner of a Casio px160 (which does not have audio over usb either...), I can relate to the person who finds out this lack of foresight by Casio too late. Good thing I bought the px160 for its godlike keyboard only and planned using it as a midi controller and nothing more.

[@masstransita-trane9058]

I enjoy your honest opinions ...

[@ronih6704]

is casio have better accoustic sound than yamaha?

[@softgurl9123]

When it comes to live performance like gigs what would you recommended??? (Pls reply)

[@JJRUPPPromotions]

The main problem with the Casio CT-X700 are the speaker volumes. They are extremely low and I had to buy a PA system which increased my budget almost double. The Yamaha PSR-E363 speakers are twice as loud.

[@alexanderwilliams1731]

Casio is looking & sounding better now than ever before!!!!😃

[@drumninja1869]

Can any of these keyboards allow someone to turn the drum volume of the accompaniment down or off? Looking for keyboard with accompaniment but option to remove drums/rhythm?

[@fred306801]

I am looking to buy a keyboard But know nothing about them. Nor do I know how to play one. Funny thing, the one I was looking at was the Yamaha PSR-E363. I will take a look at that Casio and check out more of your videos.

[@JeremySee]

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[@fred306801]

@@JeremySee I found a Yamaha ew 300 Pawn shop want's $100 is this a good deal. I do not buying used used electronics. Keyboard looks to be in fair cond. , seems to work.

[@jazu40]

If yamaha sounds better so what the point of these electronics in casio?

[@kinozgaming1901]

Can ctx 700 connecting to iPad or android?

[@less3117]

I'm buying the Casio or Yamaha in a day or two. Really can't decide which one to buy. Most interested in pianos and keyboards sounds and I 'think' I prefer the Yamaha grand piano over the Casio, which sounds a little too 'sharp'???? However, the Casio does have many advantages over the Yamaha generally, so might go with that one? Can you say something about the piano quality of both these. Thanks for video, sorry about those trolls!

[@MadMax-ht1gk]

Where do you buy a yamaha piano?

[@William_sJazzLoft]

1 Yamaha great acoustic piano samples 2 Casio has a better diversity of EP samples. So for me it's a toss_up. But it's more likely that the next keyboard i buy will likely be a CT-X 700

[@nneptune1970]

Nice comparison. Have you done a review of CTX 870IN vs CTX 700 and CTX 870IN Vs Yamaha 363 or 463 ?

[@cjaquilino]

Hey Jeremy, wanna shout out how dope your intro them is. I'm assuming you made it but either way it's cool.

[@JeremySee]

Thanks buddy

[@86won]

which one do you recomend? ctx700 or cts300 ? thanks

[@JeremySee]

CTX700 is much better than CTS

[@AuntJellybeans]

Do both of these units come with a "music rest" for sheet music or your tablet to lean against?

[@JeremySee]

Yes. It's standard these days

[@AuntJellybeans]

@@JeremySee Thank you!

[@HiGH5LEARNING]

I followed ur video and I purchased Casio CtX 9000 it is really a superb arranger keyboard, most of my friends r using Yamaha even they recommended me Yamaha bt I purchased Casio im really by Casio CtX.. TQ for ur video

[@JeremySee]

I'm happy to be of help, buddy. Have fun!

[@humphreykalaluka8231]

WHICH KEYBOARD WOULD YOU RECOMMEND BETWEEN YAMAHA PSR E453 AND yamaha ypg 535?

[@robfriedrich2822]

The better and newer one.

[@lbbutant]

If i were to choose between the two based on touch sensitivity alone, which would you recommend?

[@incrediblezab]

I would recommend the 363

[@lbbutant]

thanks. that's the impression i'm getting.

[@vincygomes309]

Good n honest review God bless you bro

[@TheKittengoddess]

I really like the comparison. I've already bought my Yamaha but to me, a very square one beginner, I think my next keyboard will probably have many more bells and whistles. I don't think I'll have need for many of these accessories right now. You will be the first person I turn to when I finally buy that large investment, though.

[@geno8079]

Ctx 800 or psr e373?

[@bernardjohnespina3109]

Thanks for the video. Helps me a lot to buy between the two. :)

[@raghav_vocalist]

Is it suitable for cafe unplugged gigs?