Casio SA 81

The Casio SA-81 is the perfect first real instrument for your little musicians. Its compact, lightweight body is packed with beautiful tones, rhythms and easy-to-use features that are all about fun for kids, but also introduces them to advanced useful functions that will quickly make them understand that this isn't just a toy.

Key Features
● 44 miniature keys make it easy for even small hands to play
● Maximum polyphony of 32 voices - designed to make the keys sound even when playing many other keys simultaneously
● 100 high-quality built-in tones covering a variety of instruments, including piano, wind instruments, percussion and many other sampled acoustic instruments
● Tone Direct buttons let you select piano, trumpet or drum kit tones with a single touch
● 50 rhythm patterns in a variety of genres, including pop, ballad, dance and more
● 10 built-in songs to play along with - or mute the melody and play it yourself (Ode to Joy, Little Brown Jug, Menuet in G major, Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star, Yankee Doodle, The Nutcracker, Greensleeves, Jingle Bells, Silent Night, Joy to the World)

Useful features
● Layer - play two notes layered together
● Sustain - allows the sound to reverberate even after the key is released
● Reverb - adds a reverb effect for a wider range of musical expression. Choose from four types: ROOM, HALL 1, HALL 2 and STADIUM
● Octave shift - raises or lowers the pitch of notes in octaves to cover a wide range of registers
● Scale tuning (temperament) - in addition to the standard Equal Temperament tuning, you can choose from 16 other types of scale tunings, including Pure Major and Pure Minor, which are ideal for practicing vocal harmony
● Tuning - set the tuning in 0.1 Hz steps to match other instruments or vocals
● Transpose - raise or lower notes in semitone steps
● Metronome - useful for practicing playing at a constant tempo
● Tempo adjustment - change the tempo of the rhythm and metronome according to the music
● Full dot LCD display with three levels for clear operation and function settings