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Casio CT-X870IN 61-Key Portable Arranger Keyboard with Indian Tones & Rhythms

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Product Details
  • Item Code: 4971850314844
  • Minimum Order Quantity: 1
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Why This Guitar

Product Highlights

  • Powerful AiX Sound Source
  • Extensive Indian Tones & Rhythms — Specifically curated for the Indian musician, this keyboard includes 21 authentic Indian instrument tones like Sitar, Harmonium, and Tabla.
  • Creative Performance Features — The CT-X870IN features a pitch bend wheel for expressive control, a USB-to-Host port for connecting to computers and DAWs, and a USB-to-Device port for saving your work to a pen drive.
  • Audio inputs include Yes, 3.5mm stereo mini jack (with Center Cancel function)
  • Audio outputs include Yes, via 6.35mm headphone jack
Available Since
August, 2026
Item No.
4971850314844
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Powerful AiX Sound Source

The CT-X870IN is powered by Casio's advanced AiX (Acoustic Intelligent Expression) Sound Source. This technology meticulously reproduces the characteristic sounds of acoustic instruments, delivering powerful bass and clear, expressive high tones for a truly dynamic and high-quality performance.

Powerful AiX Sound Source

Extensive Indian Tones & Rhythms

Specifically curated for the Indian musician, this keyboard includes 21 authentic Indian instrument tones like Sitar, Harmonium, and Tabla, alongside 26 dedicated Indian rhythms such as Bhangra, Dadra, and Garba. This extensive library makes it an ideal choice for practicing, performing, and composing Indian music.

Extensive Indian Tones & Rhythms

Creative Performance Features

Go beyond basic playing with powerful creative tools. The CT-X870IN features a pitch bend wheel for expressive control, a USB-to-Host port for connecting to computers and DAWs, and a USB-to-Device port for saving your work to a pen drive. A 6-track MIDI recorder allows you to capture your musical ideas on the fly.

Creative Performance Features

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Technical Specifications

Hardware & Setup

Body & Build

Finish & Colour

Bench IncludedYes
EssentialNo
EssentialNo
Key ActionSynth Action (Piano-style keys)
Number of Keys61
Keyboard TypePortable Arranger Keyboard
Cabinet IncludedYes
MIDIYes
Stand IncludedYes
Pedal SupportYes
EssentialNo

Everything you receive

What's In The Box

  • Casio CT-X870IN 61-Key Portable Arranger Keyboard with Indian Tones & Rhythms

  • Owner's Manual

  • Local Warranty Card

  • What's in the box

Casio

The Maker

About Casio

Casio makes digital instruments that turn advanced technology into an inviting playing experience for students, families, educators, and performers. Its portable keyboards, Privia pianos, and Celviano instruments combine expressive sounds, responsive keys, learning features, and space-conscious design for practice, teaching, composing, and performance.

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Questions & Answers

6 questions answered by aDawliah experts·avg response 2 hours

Yes, with 21 Indian tones, 26 Indian rhythms, and a step-up lesson system, it's an excellent choice for beginners focused on Indian music.

Yes, it has a USB to Host port that allows you to send MIDI data to a computer for use with music software and DAWs.

The package includes the CT-X870IN keyboard, an AC power adapter, and a music rest.

Yes, it has a standard 1/4 inch jack for connecting a sustain pedal, which is sold separately.

Yes, the CT-X870IN is equipped with a pitch bend wheel, allowing for expressive control over instruments like guitar and saxophone.

No, the keys are piano-style and touch-sensitive, meaning the volume changes with your playing force, but they do not have the weighted hammer action of an acoustic or digital piano.

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