Hey guys what's going on.

I'm new to this forum, so I don't know if I should be posting this question here, but;

I just bought a Casiotone CT-660 for 12 euro's (which I think is VERY cheap)
on a flea market, and the sounds are awesome.

But frankly, the Pipe/jazz/ organ, the chorus, flute, synthreed, and all the other pad like sounds seem to sustain the notes continuously, while when I used the synth for the first time, it seemed to cut the note off when I let the key go.

is there any sort of way I can reset the keyboard to regain it's original sound?

I can't even play toccata and fugue in D properly haha.

please help!

Why do you think it was being sold cheap?

Well since it was Queensday, which is a national celebrative day for holland.

and in the morning people sell stuff for extremely low prices, and because of the size of the keyboard, I assumed it was pretty cheap.

Hi Retro!

Might be difficult finding a manual for a CT-660. This is an older model and from before the time where manuals were kept on the internet.

You might wanta try -
toy_and_microkeyboards : Toy&Microkeyboards
or -
(look at the other CT-660 videos on the right-hand side!)

or just google on the internet for a manual - though think you'll have to pay bucks (dollars) for any manual you find.

Good luck!

Hey - good idea, that, having a "cheap" day on the Queen's birthday!!

The Scooter

Hell - how about that!

It seems there's a guy on the internet with whole load of old Casio Manuals - the CT 660 is there, too!!

Casio Keyboard Manuals gen.error

and look for your manual!!

- and, hey, Retro - don't forget to say "Thanks" to the guy, too. You can make a comment at the bottom of his webpage!

Cheers

The Scooter