Casio CTK 1150 AD musical keyboard 5 octave BRAND NEW - £50.94 @ eBay

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Casio CTK 1150 AD musical keyboard 5 octave BRAND NEW £50.94 @ ARGOS EBAY

£50.94 eBay4 Sep 13

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Technology

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blue-note

4 Sep 13

From the Argos eBay site, this is a brand new 5 octave, full size keys, keyboard. Not a bad spec for under £51
I'm a piano teacher and this really wouldn't make a bad keyboard for a beginner as it does have the same size keys as a 'proper' piano, so it's easy to migrate from and if it's not for them, you're not going to lose a lot of money at £51 delivered!
It would last them for the first year, at least. After which they would need weighted keys and touch response but then you're talking £250+ to be honest so this is a great first step

This is £100 in store at Argos for some reason, making this a proper bargain. I would stock up but they're bulky old things!

Top comments

PurplePerson

4 Sep 13 8 #3

I'm a piano teacher and recommend using baby grand pianos in smaller houses or the servants quarters.

peeej1978

4 Sep 13 6 #2

in a piano teacher and recommend only Steinway and sons grand pianos for beginners.

Fildo Stronst

4 Sep 13 6 #7

You don't need an expensive instrument to become proficient.

My wife learnt how to play on a vicar's ropey old organ.

:man:

fmuk

5 Sep 13 5 #20

I'm a piano

Latest comments (34)

blue-note

4 Sep 13 2 #5

There's a load of trolls talking s*** on this site aren't there. Literally got nothing better to do?

badgerpelt to blue-note

5 Sep 13 #22

Quite the potty mouth...have you been CRB checked?

peeej1978 to blue-note

29 Nov 16 #34

What's worse? Making a funny comment that people enjoy, or reply negatively and pointlessly to the comment? Seems you also have nothing better to do!

redzarf

5 Sep 13 #32

Thanks OP, bought one.

FYI, the £99 version in the Argos store includes a stand (worth £25) and headphones - so this way I can use a table or desk, and headphones I already had and save £48

blue-note to redzarf

6 Sep 13 #33

Do make sure you are using the correct posture though if you're not using a proper stand or you could get aches and pains after practicing sessions. Glad the post is of help though.

PurplePerson

5 Sep 13 #31

I had kept this page open so I would remember to check that myself. If it had MIDI I'd have been somewhat interested, but if it doesn't... shame.

WillieGophar

5 Sep 13 #30

Would be perfect for me - if it had MIDI :disappointed:
Still a good deal though and heat added :smiley:

aholvoet

5 Sep 13 #29

This must be the funniest deal I've ever seen on HUKD :smile:. I really wish I was a piano teacher right now :-) I'll probably buy this piano just to become one!

zomg

5 Sep 13 #17

"I need my 1987 DG-20 Casio electric guitar
Set to mandolin, yeah
Drop the drums."

:sunglasses:

boomking to zomg

5 Sep 13 #28

Unzip the boom and the lens goes zoom
My b-boom drops ba-dooba boom boom

harvtheman

5 Sep 13 1 #27

I'm a Teacher without a piano, is this one any good??

elsbells

5 Sep 13 #26

I think i'm a piano, teacher.
Well go play with yourself

RustySpoons

5 Sep 13 1 #25

I'm Rolf Harris and I recommend kids start off with one of these.

http://www.stylophone.com/Stylophone_Sales_Center/imag030.gif

jdocuk

5 Sep 13 1 #24

Just registered with the code CMA11ARG which yuu put in the promotion code box, all good here

Fildo Stronst

4 Sep 13 6 #7

You don't need an expensive instrument to become proficient.

My wife learnt how to play on a vicar's ropey old organ.

:man:

Duelling Duck to Fildo Stronst

5 Sep 13 2 #8

You really have to pump the bellows on those older models to get anything out of the pipes. I bet she was pulling out all the stops.

Gort1951 to Fildo Stronst

5 Sep 13 #23

Sounds a bit naughty.

fmuk

5 Sep 13 5 #20

I'm a piano

badgerpelt to fmuk

5 Sep 13 1 #21

do you need teaching?

choc1969

5 Sep 13 #19

Thanks OP

Flombard

5 Sep 13 1 #18

I'm a piano teacher and so's my wife!

SesameStreetKid

5 Sep 13 #16

Bought a similar "beginner" "starter" keyboard albeit a Yamaha for the kids but need to replace for one with touch sensitive keys.

Something to consider.

BTW Funny comments lol

fandyboy

5 Sep 13 #15

There are some right little pianists in this thread.

masterbruce

5 Sep 13 1 #14

I'm not a piano teacher and I recommend a set of technics 1200

positron_ie

5 Sep 13 2 #13

I am a piano teacher and all the voices in my head recommends this item.

PS: What do you mean voices in my head are not real? Well you are wrong. See, and all the voices in my head agrees. Proof.

andy34

5 Sep 13 2 #12

funny comments. heat added

jamalhc

5 Sep 13 4 #11

Never seen so many piano teachers in one thread!!

Trentend

5 Sep 13 1 #10

On the 'Access The Lessons' page it says you should have handy your keyboard serial number.

Jezza67

5 Sep 13 #9

10 Free lesson if you buy this keyboard, you don't actually have to buy the keyboard to get the 10 free lessons, the http://www.casiomusicacademy.co.uk redemption code is listed on the eBay listing! Duh!

musicals

4 Sep 13 3 #6

Think their PS3s have packed up :-D

musical

4 Sep 13 5 #4

I recommend only concert grand Bechsteins after RCM grade 2 but a baby grand from a German manufacturer will do until that point. Steinway is simply not up to the job! They are a shoddy US company pretending to be German. Look, one of their brands is ESSEX. Talk about a chavtastic lack of class.

PurplePerson

4 Sep 13 8 #3

I'm a piano teacher and recommend using baby grand pianos in smaller houses or the servants quarters.

peeej1978

4 Sep 13 6 #2

in a piano teacher and recommend only Steinway and sons grand pianos for beginners.

musicals

4 Sep 13 4 #1

I'm a piano teacher and would encourage children to have these in their bedroom but to practise on a real piano if possible

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