Tested and working Casio musical keyboard with full size keys. 

Works well, not a loud of wear, excellent sound quality with the built in stereo speakers.  Also has MIDI in, out, and thru jacks along with 1/4" footpedal jacks for volume and sustain.  Just cleaned.  Original Casio adapter (not shown) is included as is the metal music stand.

This has a bunch of standard sounds (piano, organ, flute, brass, etc) plus you can mix sounds together to get unique ones. There are 465 combos and if you add auto harmonize you get even more variations.  Some of the combos are unlike what I have heard on any other keyboard before, and the way the keys work you get some great liquid like effects with some of them. You can save yours choices to one of the 4 register buttons and instantly switch between them when playing.

Two relatively minor issues- the first is that the power jack seems to have a broken pin inside it.  The AC adapter plugs in and works fine but the fit is loose, so if you move the wire around once you have powered it up it will shut off.  As long as the you don't move the keyboard it will stay powered up fine.  You have three options as I see it- you could just leave it as is and it will work fine, you could have it repaired, or you could permanently hook up the AC adapter by attaching the wires directly internally or on the battery terminals.

 The other issue is that the battery cover on the back is missing.  If you want to use this with batteries (it takws 6 D cells) then you would want to put a piece of tape over the back.

I accept checks and money orders (and Moneybookers.com for international bidders). Local pickup in 08610 zip code is OK, cash only if you pick up. Since this is also available locally it is subject to prior sale.

Send me your zip code for shipping options (should cost between $14.00 and $27.00 if you are in the USA).

If you are interested in purchasing this or have any questions please send me an email at zelnic@gmail.com , I can usually reply quickly.

I am a one man operation in central NJ and have been a part time reseller, collector, and pack rat for almost 10 years. I usually find my items at local thrift stores, garage sales, flea markets, etc. In the past I used the eBay auction service exclusively but due to their increasingly restrictive policies and lack of protection for sellers I have moved on to other venues. Total feedback on eBay is around 7000 sales with approx. 99.8% positives- seller ID's are available on request. One of my ebay seller ID's is also "stereos"- check it out and feel free to contact me through eBay to verify.

The safest way to pay me is with a check with "for deposit only" written on the back, money orders are also OK. In most cases I wait until a check has cleared before shipping. I don't like PayPal because of the fees and the chance of fraud. Moneybookers.com is an excellent service that lets you use a credit card to transfer me payment- unfortunately as of October 2008 they apparently are no longer accepting new users from the USA- hopefully this will change back soon when the global financial turmoil that is happening lately has calmed down. If you are in the UK, Europe, Australia, Japan, or some other countries you can link your free Moneybookers.com account with your bank account and avoid almost all the fees - maximum fee is about $0.70. You upload funds to your personal free Moneybookers account then transfer the money to my account- basically Moneybookers allows you to do an International Wire Transfer to my bank account without the high fees or sharing your personal info with a third party.