Casio Casiotone LK-S250 61-Key Lighted-key Portable Keyboard

Casio LK-S250 61-Key Lighted-key Portable Keyboard

The Key Lighting System on the Casio Casiotone LK-S250 portable keyboard illuminates your path and indicates the note to play next, making learning to play your favorite songs easier than ever. With 60 songs and activities in the Step-Up Lesson Mode, you can choose how quickly you advance through the levels and enjoy learning at your own pace in the comfort of your own home.

With its 61 full-size, touch-sensitive keys keyboard, the LK-S250 allows you to play notes with a richer sense of expression. Along with a Concert Grand piano, it features 400 acoustic and synthesized instrument sounds, such as electric pianos, organs, strings, synths, and drum kits. Pop, jazz, R&B, rock, dance, Latin, and world music are just a handful of the many musical genres that can be played by a backing band in 77 different auto-accompaniment ways. You can swiftly perform EDM tunes with the 12 dancing patterns added by the highly enjoyable and user-friendly dancing Music mode. To activate drum loops, basslines, synth sections, effects, transitions, and more, choose a style and press the keys.

Key Lighting System and Step Up Lesson

The Step Up Lesson feature, which helps you practice in a four-step style, and the Key Lighting System, which leads you by lighting the next key to play, can both help you become a better player. You may easily play along with any of the 60 pre-installed tunes. To help you practice or remember melodies independently, slow down the tempo and focus just on the left or right hand portions. You’ll use the LK-S450 as your other hand.

Real-Time Backing Tracks for Playing Along

Based on the chords you play, 77 auto-accompaniment types offer real-time band backing recordings. Your chosen rhythm will automatically include a bass and harmony section when you play a chord with your left hand. There are chords for one finger as well.

Stereo Speakers with Balanced Sound

For a device this small, two circular speakers with stronger magnets produce surprisingly good sound. Even at low volumes, a second feature that balances the equalizer with the volume produces a well-balanced sound from the bass to the highs.