Casio CT-S200 Black
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Essential Information About the Casio CT-S200 Keyboard
Essential Information About the Casio CT-S200 Keyboard
- 61-key ultra-portable arranger keyboard, slim format with integrated strap for easy playing at home or on the go.
- 400 tones, 77 rhythms, and 60 songs: a comprehensive base for beginners to accompany and vary styles.
- "Dance Music" mode to create loops and grooves instantly, ideal for starting out while having fun.
- Connected learning and practice via the Chordana Play for Keyboard app and USB to Host (MIDI) connection.
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A Modern Casiotone: Entry-Level Designed to Play Anywhere
In the spirit of Casiotone keyboards, the CT-S200 focuses on the essentials: a simple, lightweight, and immediate instrument designed for initiation, leisure, and spontaneous creation. Its "plug and play" approach makes it an excellent first arranger keyboard to discover sounds, work on rhythm, and accompany oneself without getting lost in complex settings.
Keyboard Design
61 synth-action keys with light touch: perfect for quickly finding your bearings, chaining chords and melodies, and exploring registers without fatigue. The compact chassis makes it easy to set up on a desk, stand, or small table, while the carrying strap reinforces the series' nomadic DNA. Controls remain accessible and readable, with handy shortcuts to keep the focus on playing (accompaniment, metronome, transposition).
Sound Quality
Based on sample-based sound generation, the CT-S200 offers 400 sounds to cover the needs of beginners and casual keyboardists alike: pianos, electric pianos, organs, strings, basses, synths, and electronic kits. The 48-note polyphony ensures solid chord holding and simple layering, especially with accompaniments. On the output side, the 2 x 2 W amplification delivers a clear and direct sound, suitable for daily practice, with a sound balance designed to remain pleasant even at moderate volume.
Built-in Effects
Reverb to add depth to sounds (piano, pads, leads) and provide a sense of space. Volume Sync EQ to maintain a balanced spectrum when playing at low volume, useful in apartments or when practicing with headphones.
Technical specifications
| Effects | Reverb, Volume | Touch | Lightweight |
| Speakers | Yes | MIDI I/O | MIDI PAR USB |
| Sampler | No | USB to Host port | Yes |
| Max polyphony | 48 | Inputs | Sustain pedal, Stereo mini jack |
| Velocity sensitive | No | Outputs | Headset / Line, Stereo jack, 3.5 mm headphone |
| Synthesis type | PCM | Color | Black |
| Number of keys | 61 | ||
| Transpose function | built-in | Lesson function | yes |
| Number of tones | 400 | Metronome | yes |
| Polyphony | 48 voices | Connections | USB to Host (MIDI), audio input, stereo mini-jack headphone/line output, sustain pedal connection |
| Rhythms | 77 presets with automatic accompaniment | Built-in speakers | 2 x 2 W |
| Songs | 60 presets | Battery operation | possible |
| "Dance Music" mode | yes | Power adapter | AD-E95100 included |
| One-Touch Preset | yes | Dimensions | 930 x 256 x 73 mm |
| Reverb | yes | Weight | 3.3 kg |
| Volume Sync EQ | yes | Music stand | included |
Customer reviews
What customers say
Summarized and selected by AI from recent customer reviews
Customers praise this keyboard as "great for starting music" with excellent sound quality and value for price. Shoppers note it's "particularly lightweight" and portable for travel. The realistic piano sound pairs well with external speakers. Some beginners requested a more comprehensive manual for easier learning.
Review highlights
- “Great keyboard for starting music. With little knowledge you can produce nice things.”
- “Excellent quality-price ratio. Piano sound becomes very realistic and powerful with speakers.”
- “Good for starting out and having fun. Particularly lightweight.”
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Excellent value for money. I use it with an Eris E5 speaker, the piano sound becomes very realistic and powerful. Easy to transport, it accompanies me on the go.
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Not possible before using it, but to make it easier to get started, a slightly more complete manual would be very useful for a beginner.
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Great keyboard for starting out in music. With little knowledge you can produce cool things.
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Great to start and have fun. Especially light.
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Great for getting started and having fun. Especially light.
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Questions frequently asked
Is the Casio CT-S200 suitable for beginners on keyboard?
This model features 61 light keys, 60 learning songs, and a metronome. The 77 auto-accompaniment rhythms allow practicing melody, chords, and timing.
Is the keyboard velocity sensitive?
No, the 61 synth-type keys are not velocity sensitive.
Can headphones and a sustain pedal be connected?
A stereo mini-jack headphone/line output allows playing with headphones or connection to a sound system. A dedicated input accepts a sustain pedal to enhance the expressiveness of piano sounds.
How many sounds and rhythms are available?
The PCM sound engine provides 400 sounds, including pianos, organs, strings, basses, and synths. The maximum polyphony of 48 notes ensures chords hold with accompaniments. The Dance Music mode complements the 77 built-in rhythms with layered parts and loops.
Can the CT-S200 be used as a USB MIDI keyboard?
Thanks to the USB to Host port, it is possible to control software and record MIDI data. The stereo mini-jack audio input also allows playing along with an external source.



