Yamaha CK61 61 Key Stage Keyboard

Spesifikasi Yamaha CK61 61 Key Stage Keyboard

Yamaha CK61 61 Key Stage Keyboard

Yamaha has a fairly strong Synthesizer & Stage Piano lineup such as MONTAGE, MODX, CP. But there's no lineup for a very affordable price range. To cover all ranges, Yamaha released a new lineup namely CK, Combo Keyboard with 61 keys and 88 keys.

CK61 is recommended for Café/Restaurant band musicians.
CK88 is recommended for worship players.
CK61: FSB keyboard
CK88: GHS keyboard

Confidential
With intuitive controls, a built-in speaker, and authentic piano, organ, and synth sounds, the compact Stage Keyboard is ready to go wherever your music takes. A whole new combination of sounds and effects on Piano, electric piano, strings, brass, organ and modern synth sounds. Easy-to-use controls let you focus on the music, not the menus. Custom organ controls and Synth and Effects controls. And with its long battery life, it makes you more flexible to use it anywhere.

Play your music anytime and anywhere.
CK turns anything into the stage or studio with intuitive controls, built-in speakers, and all the sound needed to create your own sound.

VOICE
The CK combines the sounds of the Yamaha CP Stage Piano with the organ-focused YC Stage Keyboard and synths to bring you a whole new collection of sounds. All with an intuitive interface so you can focus on the music, not the menus. You'll have piano, electric piano, strings, and brass plus dedicated organ parts and modern synth sounds. Onboard special effects to make it your own. There's even an Analog to Digital (A/D) Input for connecting a microphone or other instrument, applying effects, and recording directly to your laptop. Not to mention that the CK has a built-in speaker and battery to take your new sound to new places. The options are nearly limitless.

CONTROL
CK has an intuitive 1 to 1 interface that gives you the freedom to explore sounds. Everything from dedicated Organ controls to Synth and Effects controls, is designed to keep you creating music rather than dipping into a menu.

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