Casio Ctk 5000 Vs Yamaha Psr 413

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Hello. This Two Arranger Keyboards Are More Or Less In The Same Prize And They Were Released In 2008 So We Can Compare Them Very Well. Wich Is Better For You And Why? Pros And Cons Of Each One.
 
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My opinion

First of all I have to say that yamaha psr 413 is a bit more expensive that casio ctk 5000 but they are in the same category of arranger keyboards.
Casio has always offered keyboards of less quality that yamaha in sounds, but for the same price generaly offers you keyboards with more functions and options that yamaha. For example: The keyboard yamaha psr 413 is better in sounds that casio ctk 5000, but casio ctk 5000 has many options and functions in that yamaha psr 413 doesn't: for example the possibility of using sd card for recording sequences or data, better keys, you can make your own styles, you have more sounds and more styles.
The same was for the previuos versions of these two keyboards: the yamaha psr 403 and the casio ctk 900. The yamaha had better sounds but the casio had more functions and options.
 
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Yamaha PSR 413 Vs CTK 5000

Eventhough both are good, Yamaha is a popular and giant brand among musical instruments. There is no comparison for the PSR 413 sounds with another. CTK 5000 is also good for cheaper price. We are getting the quality for the amount we paid.
 
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Why are Yamaha fans always such huge liars?

SOME of the sounds in the Yamaha are better than the Casio. SOME of the sounds in the Casio are better than in the Yamaha.

For example, some of Casio's ethnic tones can't be beat. They are hugely popular in India and Asian countries. They laugh at anyone who would buy a Yamaha.

If you're going to hand out advice, at least be honest about it. This just makes all Yamaha's look bad. After all, look what kinds of people buy and promote them--OUTRIGHT LIARS.
 

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