Casio CZ/ VZ/ FZ - Pro Series

That's really cool! Thanks for adding that. Even in French it still 
is really rare. I've never seen one like that.

-J

--- In CZsynth@yahoogroups.com, "esynthesist" <esynthesist@y...> 
wrote:
> Indeed, there's not a lot of information in it. But it's a nice 
> overview of some legacy stuff :-)
> By the way, there's another "Casio catalogue of 1985" on the net:
> http://oldschoolsound5.free.fr/manuels/catalogue_casio_zill.pdf
> 
> (in FRENCH)
> 
> They say it's from 1985, but it contains more recent synths and 
> keyboards, including the FZ-1 and some... SK samplers. Yep, even my 
> SK-200 is in it.
> 
> But again: almost no information, just some headlines of the specs.
> 
> ///E-Synthesist
> 
> --- In CZsynth@yahoogroups.com, "Scott Nordlund" <gsn10@h...> wrote:
> > >It's a scan of the 1985 Casio Catalogue, with the CZ-1000 and CZ-
> 101
> > >and other - sometimes strange - stuff (such as a keyboard with a 
> built-
> > >in radio & cassette recorder, pffff...)
> > 
> > Amazing, all the casio keyboards of my dreams (except the SK 
series 
> and a 
> > few earlier models) in one catalog, and almost no information 
about 
> any of 
> > them..
> > 
> > that KX-101 thing is very rare, I saw one for sale on ebay once 
and 
> it went 
> > for far too much money.  From the looks of the keyboard part it's 
> probably 
> > just a PT-20 or something.
> > 
> > And is anyone else here drooling over the SYMPHONYTRON 8000?  
I've 
> seen the 
> > CT-8000 for sale before, and I think the auto-accompanyment thing 
> to the 
> > left of the top keyboard, they actually look much less 
interesting 
> when 
> > they're not assembled into a monsterous organ.