written by montequi on 12/06/2012
I actually have a WK3200, which is nearly the same as the WK3500. There is very little not to like on this keyboard and a whole lot to like. In fact, Casio has taken a step backwards in the models that followed. The sampler on this is superb (better than anything Casio has now). The analog synth capability exceeds what the new semi-pro keyboards have now as well. The organ, piano, e-piano, guitar, and woodwind sounds (including the saxophones) are amazing!! As for everyone's issue with the keyboard, I found a fix for that: wheel weights (that I stuck under each key to give it a semi-weighted feel) and white lithium grease (applied generously under each key and to the plastic piece it fits into). Do that and the feel equals keyboards costing $1000 more!!! Oh...and that whole modification cost me $20.
written by on 30/12/2007
On one of the pages a so called pofessonal said that the sound was cheesey another word cheap, myself I own a 1965 organ model m101 with a sharma cabinet another word leslie and a 1980's technics organ. Yet I prefur the casio keyboard wk3500.
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