Is the keytek KT600 any good? I just got one for christmas

[greatwhitenorth]

I am unsure if it's a good keyboard

[merijn]

Hahaha LOL. When I search on KT600 i get this....


http://www.the-truckers-page.com/assets/images/Kt600.jpg

[Scrap]

In a word, no. :)

[greatwhitenorth]

so it was a big waste of money? have you ever heard of it before? I need some details please

[greatwhitenorth]

like why isn't it a good keyboard?

[mmvrs09]

http://playedtoperfection.com/images/keytekkeyboard.jpg

looks like one of those Yamaha "toy" keyboards. So, you're answer is most probably no, unless you use it for a midi controller. The sounds on the board are probably the standard 128 general midi tones, so don't look for an extravigant sound. If you're starting to learn keyboard and don't own a higher end keyboard, then yeah, it's great to learn on. But if you own a Triton or some high model keyboard, then you'll look at it with discontent.

[Scrap]

What mmvrs09 said is pretty much how I feel about it. It's a toy keyboard, suitable for a beginner, generally between 8-12 years of age. Actually, my girlfriend teaches piano at a family studio and even they don't recommend Mickey Mousers to their young students. However, if you are planning to be a non-serious, casual player, there's nothing wrong with mashing on an old Casioalike. :)

[Drusillus]

Are those mini-keys? :)

Yeah it's probably not a great keyboard, but I still tinker on my old Casio
MT240 from time to time... it's nice having something portable that runs
on batteries that you can fiddle with during commercials while sitting on
the couch. And if it's got MIDI you might find it useful for triggering stuff
from a better keyboard if you get one.

http://myweb.thump.net/1632/casiomainlarge.jpg

:)