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RARE 1983 Casio MT-400V Casiotone Analog Filter Synthesizer + Hard Case Speakers
RARE 1983 Casio MT-400V Casiotone Analog Filter Synthesizer + Hard Case Speakers
RARE 1983 Casio MT-400V Casiotone Analog Filter Synthesizer + Hard Case Speakers
RARE 1983 Casio MT-400V Casiotone Analog Filter Synthesizer + Hard Case Speakers
RARE 1983 Casio MT-400V Casiotone Analog Filter Synthesizer + Hard Case Speakers

RARE 1983 Casio MT-400V Casiotone Analog Filter Synthesizer + Hard Case Speakers

$ 208.56

Availability: 100 in stock
  • All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
  • Model: MT 400V
  • Brand: Casio
  • Instrument: Electronic Keyboard
  • Number of Keys: 49
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: Japan
  • MPN: MT 400V
  • Condition: Works good. Includes speakers which can either hang off the back or stand on their swivel bases, plastic carry case and owners manual. I will include a compatible AC adapter for US and Canada buyers only.
  • Features: Speakers

    Description

    RARE 1983 Casio MT-400V Casiotone Analog Filter Synthesizer + Hard Case Speakers
    Works good. Includes speakers which can either hang off the back or stand on their swivel bases, plastic carry case and owners manual. I will include a compatible AC adapter for US and Canada buyers only.
    It has the exact same sounds and rhythms as the MT-65 and Casiotone 403 but you have envelope filter, bass volume and stereo effects controls allowing you to radically change the presets.
    Features:
    - Filter control sliders for attack, decay, sustain, cut-off frequency filter and resonance that can be applied to any of the 20 tones, the drum rhythm sounds, accompaniment chords + bass or white noise
    - "Waw" (variable-speed auto wah)
    - Vibrato on, delayed or off
    - Sustain or reverb
    - Stereo chorus
    - 12 rhythms
    - 1/8" Filter Breath Controller input jack
    - 1/4" Stereo headphone and L/R RCA output jacks
    - Tuning pot on side for easy access
    - Runs on 9V negative (-) tip AC adapter or 6 "D" batteries
    - Auto power off after 5 minutes of idle time