http://www.keyboardcasio.org/wk-series/casio-wk-7500 Wrote:Possible Roadblocks

But lets be upfront about a major issue. The keys, both white and black, are about 1/2” shorter than a standard keyboard. This probably isn’t a big deal for beginning and intermediate players, but it can be a big headache for experienced keyboardists. The size and depression won’t feel exactly right, and may even lead to fatigue and other problems as your muscle-memory keeps going for full-sized keys. You may also want to avoid this model if you’re expecting to “graduate” to acoustic piano or play both acoustic and electric keyboards.

You should also be aware that many players have noted that the 7000′s audio quality is not quite up to the standards of the WK 8000. Many non-professionals may not notice the difference, but you should give both a listen. If you can tell the difference you may well want to pay a bit extra for the 8000.

This may not bee the best keyboard for the novice. Although it’s usually best to go with a keyboard you won’t outgrow for quite a while a workstation may be overwhelming for a beginner. On the other hand, you don’t have to use the advanced features until you’re ready.

(19-01-2013, 11:16 AM)suharyo Wrote: oh gitu
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