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Casio Keyboard Vs Yamaha Keyboard

Has anyone here had the chance to play the new Yamaha PSR E373? If so, what are your opinions vs. the Casio CT-X700? I was all set to get a CT-X700 as a couch practice board, but would consider the new E373 if it had clearly better sounds and a better keybed. I've watched the multiple Jeremy See videos but that's just one person's opinion. I haven't seen the E373 mentioned in any of the threads about portable practice boards, including the Casiotones and the GoKeys/GoPiano.
EDIT: I have read the 'Couch Keyboard' thread and the comments there along with separate threads for the CT-X700, the new Casiotones and the GoPiano/GoKeys.
Here's what I'm looking for and what I understand to be the main similarities and differences:
- Purpose: $200 budget. Couch practice and deck/patio use with the internal speakers. Primarily want to call up an AP/EP for general use or a split to practice playing two different parts simultaneously.
- General Similarities: Polyphony, built-in sounds, speaker size and wattage, runs off 6AA batteries.
- CT-X700 Advantages: Slightly more compact. $41 less expensive ($199 Yamaha + $14.99 A/C adapter vs. $174 Casio). Easier sound selection, 32 registration slots vs. 9, better display.
- PSR-E373 Advantages: Sends audio via USB, DSP, Super Articulation Lite Voices, can set volume for split/layer sounds (Casio doesn't).
- Can't tell yet from the available videos: Better sounds, better keybed.
- Don't Care About: Rhythms, Recorder.
Here's a link to the E373 product page:
https://usa.yamaha.com/products/musical_instruments/keyboards/portable_keyboards/psr-e373/index.html
Thanks!

Last edited by ajstan; 12/05/2002:13 PM. Reason: Clarification and added budget.

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