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Description

The Casio MT-35 is a classic portable keyboard that has captured the hearts of musicians and enthusiasts alike. Known for its miniature 49-key format, this keyboard is perfect for both beginners exploring their musical journey and seasoned players looking for a piece of nostalgia. The MT-35 offers a range of sounds and features that make it a versatile tool for various musical styles. Its lightweight design makes it easy to transport, whether you're heading to a jam session or moving from room to room at home.

The MT-35 is equipped with an array of pre-set voice options, allowing you to experiment with different tones and textures. Its built-in speakers provide clear audio output, making it an excellent choice for personal practice or small performances. Designed with simplicity in mind, the user-friendly interface ensures that you can focus on creating music without getting bogged down by complicated settings.

Key Features:

  • 49 mini keys for compact and portable playability
  • Multiple pre-set voices for diverse sound options
  • Built-in speakers for convenient sound output
  • User-friendly interface for easy navigation
  • Lightweight design for effortless transport

Product specs

Brand Casio
Model Casio MT-35 43-Key Synthesizer Early 1980s
Finish White
Year 1980s
Made In Japan
Categories Portable Keyboards
Analog / Digital Digital
Key Size Mini
Keyboard Action Synth Action
Number of Keys 44 Keys
Polyphony 8 Voices

FAQs

What type of keys does the Casio MT-35 have?

The Casio MT-35 features 44 mini keys with a synth action, making it compact and suitable for portable use.

Is the Casio MT-35 polyphonic or monophonic?

The Casio MT-35 is polyphonic with an 8-voice capability, allowing for the simultaneous playing of multiple notes.

What kind of sound generation does the Casio MT-35 use?

The Casio MT-35 utilizes digital sound generation, characteristic of early 1980s portable keyboards.

Is the Casio MT-35 suitable for beginners?

The Casio MT-35 can be a fun and simple option for beginners, especially those interested in vintage sounds and compact keyboards.

Does the Casio MT-35 have built-in speakers?

Yes, the Casio MT-35 comes with built-in speakers, allowing for immediate sound playback without the need for external amplification.

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Owner Insights

We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Casio MT-35.

Features and functionality

  • Drums are analog; voices are digitally generated at low resolution, affecting sound quality compared to other Casios from the same era.

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Mods and upgrades

  • Adding a UMR2 kit allows MIDI control by utilizing digital keyscanning.

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  • Filters on the main voice are static analog muffler filters, suggesting potential for modification.

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Use cases and applications

  • Digital sounds are self-contained with no MIDI, limiting external control but offering a straightforward, standalone experience.

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