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Its great that you are learning singing. You can definitely do riyaz on your keyboard as practically all keyboards these days come with basic Indian tones and the track recording feature allows you to record the basic tanpura / sitar notes and play them repeatedly.

HTH

The Yamaha PSR E-333 is a very competent keyboard, more so because you liked it.
It is very important for the keyboard player to be proud of his equipment.

I have a feeling that the Casio LK series keyboards is not for you. They are actually aimed at kids who are interested in basic keyboard skills.

HTH

I am only interested in playing the Piano on the keyboard.
I was wondering what do you think of Yamaha PSR E333 @ Rs.11000.
When I compared it with Casio in a shop,the Yamaha sound was much sweeter.
Lastly, have you tried out the Casio Lighted keyboard ones that are available outside of India.

i am learning singing also,so can i do my riyaz on keyboard?

Between the CTK-4200 and PSR-333, the CTK-4200 delivers better value with more tones, more Indian sounds and affordable pricing.

However, since you are planning to learn the keyboard, most music teachers recommend the PSR-333 since they have fixed ways of teaching and find it hard to accept a keyboard they are not familiar with. In fact most of them even give you Sheet Music with exact numbers for the tones & rhythms that you should use to play the music.

Their argument about better build quality of Yamaha keyboards and faster keyboard action holds no water since I am yet to encounter a beginner learner who has busted his Casio keyboard and Youtube is full of videos of professionals playing Casio keyboards at high speed.

HTH

The best keyboard for your money is the Yamaha PSR-I425. You should be able to purchase a bundle (keyboard, stand, cover, adapter) for Rs. 17K.
The next keyboard I would recommend is the Casio CTK-5000. Don’t bother with the CTK-810IN (quite dated now), CTK-6000 (less features than CTK-5000) and CTK-42000 (at the lower end of your budget).

HTH

i am planing to learn keyboard, and i am confused between ctk4200 and yamaha 333….plz suggest me which one should i go for.

New Year Wishes !!
Liked your detailed review.
I am planning to buy a Indian version of Keyboard for self practice for next few years. My budget is approx Rs 10000 to 17000 /-
Confused between so many models of Yamaha and Caiso.
Yamaha PSR-I425, Casio CTK 810IN, CTK 6000, CTK 5000, CTK 4200
Could you please suggest ?

best regards,
Souvik

Apologies for the rather late reply. I got tied up with personal works and the blog got ignored.
If you have not already picked up a suitable instrument, based on the discussion on my blog the CTK-5000 seems to be more feature rich than the CTK-6000.
In fact the CTK-6000 while providing better quality sounds, actually lags behind the CTK-5000 in fun factors like ‘Sampling’.

That said, my personal preference too would be for a CTK-5000 over a CTK-6000.

HTH

Both the Yamaha PSR-I425 and Casio WK-6500 are made of plastic and will not survive a drop. That said, with careful use both keyboards should provide years of fun. If you are looking for a stage-performance type keyboard, go for the Yamaha. If you are looking for a home-studio type of keyboard, go for the Casio.

HTH

I would be putting myself in harms way if I were to recommend any brand over another.
There are Yamaha fans and there are Casio fans and there are people who evaluate deeply before buying – brand be damned.

HTH