THIS IS A NICER KEYBOARD THAN THE ENTRY LEVEL MODELS. THE ORGAN DRWBARS ARE REALLY NIFTY. THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE KETBOARD IS PRICED ACCORDINGLY, SOLID BUT NOT ABUSABLE..SOUNDS ARE REALLY GOOD AND LOTS OF THEM.i PURCHASED THE WK245 BUT STEPPED UP TO THE WK7600 FOR THE SEQUENCER, ORGAN DRAWBARS AND THE PITCH WHEEL ..GLAD I DID IT WAS WORTH THE XTRA CHANGE!!

TOAE

NORTHERN MICHIGAN..BRRRR

This is my fourth Casio keyboard and each one gets better. I loved my WK3800 but the quality of sound seems even better on this one. I love the greater variety of tones and rhythms. I don't like that I had to buy a memory card just to record a song. I was hoping that I would be able to record more songs than just 5, and more tracks than 6. Perhaps this keyboard can, but the manual may as well be written in Japanese. It is so complicated and difficult to understand. It just seems there must be an easier way to present the keyboards possibilities a little better. And the layout of the keyboard itself seems complicated. Perhaps I will get used to it over time. I would think that like cars a newer model would build on the previous layout, but each keyboard seems to throw out the old layout and start anew. I thought that based on my previous keyboards, that I could just take this out of the box, and start playing and recording something, but I was wrong. It's a whole new ballgame. But all that being said, I still love it and hope I will adjust. I love the piano and pad tone. I think it was on the wk1300 a/o 1200 I used to love the piano and guitar tone, but again, they did away with it. As they did with some of the 50's rock and roll rhythms they used to have which I also loved. The 7600 has new ones which are good, too, but I miss the old ones. (I play some classical, but mostly swing type pop, and rock and roll, and ballad types)

ex-adagio dancer

Englewood, NJ

Excellent keyboard for anyone starting to produce tracks

Rex

Cleveland, OH

Though this is billed as a workstation, this unit is equally at home playing live shows. Furthermore, the unique addition of drawbar control on the organs really allow you to tune the sound in a realistic way. The sounds are very good, especially in this price point, and the fact taht you have 76 keys allows for most pieces to be played without needing to transpose. The action is great and the tweakability of the sounds really appeals to sound designers like myself. Good stuff!

Shu

Edison, NJ

Great keyboard for just playing at home or even as a one person band. Lots of sounds built in. You can play with a full backing band (with or without drums) in lots of different musical styles. Great investment!

EpR

Sam Ash Music Ontario

This is a great all around keyboard. with 820 tones and 260 presets it's hard to get bored with it. The recording on it is top notch as well. I see no downsides to this keyboard.

Dan

NJ

This keyboard is great for anyone from beginners to professionals. With over 800 sounds, 260 rhythms, and 100 effects, there is surely something for everyone. It is very lightweight, so traveling with it is simple. And with 76 keys, it expands the range from a 61 note keyboard without dealing with the size of an 88 note board. The built in 17 track sequencer is very simple to use, and even export to a WAV file so you can transfer it to a computer and burn your new song to a CD. This is a real hands on product review by Steve at Sam Ash Music in Lyndhurst, OH.

Steve

Cleveland, OH

The Casio WK7600 is definitely one of the most versatile 76 key keyboards out there and at a great price. With over 800 sounds and 250 rhythms, you can do almost anything with it. Best part is you can create and record songs and put them right onto an SDHC card.

Tim

Edison, NJ

This keyboard has everything you need to write. It comes with over 800 different sounds as well as 260 preset rhythms in ranging styles to play along to. The keyboard also has built in effects and a powerful recording function which allows you to produce ready-to-distribute compositions. All in one keyboard!

StrayDave

New Brunswick, NJ