Casio MT-210 Review & Demo

[@semectual]

This is definitely worth it! I have a Casio CT360 and the 20 tones and multiple effects is a great bang for the buck! You got yourself a keyboard in nic shape for $50.00! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@LittleRichard1988]

I used to have this keyboard, it belonged to my paternal Aunt but we were loaned it from 1997-2004 ( I actually gave it to my cousin as my Dad had bought me a Casio LK-35 from Big W but unfortunately I think my Aunt said she got rid of it ages ago, she probably sold it to buy my cousin a piano ). This was my second ever keyboard and I have mised it's lofi sounding drums ever since we gave it back but I now have at least 12 keyboards including a Casio CT-700 and also a Casio MT-500 which I bought pretty much to replace to the MT-210 mainly because the MT-500 has drum pads and is rather similar to the MT-210. It's funny how back in the day I thought a keyboard like this is a bit too limiting and "boring" yet now it seems more fun going back to having limitations.

[@ArashArfaee]

this was my first keyboard!

[@LittleRichard1988]

It was my second keyboard but it wasn't ours. It belonged to my paternal Aunt who loaned it to us from 1997-2004. I think my Aunt sold it in the end.

[@Elazarko]

I have a casio mt210 and I'm wondering if it's worth fixing up two keys and i possibly need a new 9v female input. What do you think? I'm wondering for ways I can upgrade it. I definitely want to use an Anker power bank portable battery to charge it so I'm looking into that if that's possible. And more..

[@MessTraveler]

worth it!!!!!

[@javoazcarate7386]

How do you connect it to the computer? what cable do you need?

[@sauermusicDE]

At around 3:40 in the video you can clearly see the 3,5 mm headphone jack and the stereo line output (cinch L/R). If you use the "normal" soundcard input of your PC, you need a "3,5 mm stereo jack to 3,5 mm stereo jack" cable for the "phones" output of the MT-210...like - for example - the Cordial CFS WW. If you want to connect the cinch stereo "line out" to the PC (which is the usual way to go) you need a "cinch L, R to 3,5 mm jack" cable...like - for example - a Cordial CFY WCC. BUT: If you are using an external audio interface with 6,3 mm input jacks...then you need a Cordial CFY WPP (for the "phones" output) or a Cordial CFU PC (for the cinch stereo line out). Just in case you're wondering: This Casio keyboard has AUDIO outputs only. It does NOT have MIDI! You can record its audio signal into a D.A.W. but you cannot control/play VST plug-ins or other synths/synth modules from it.

[@edmundomota2348]

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