Casio electronic synthesizer with amp and speaker.
3C50.12 • B+45+55
Casio CTK-471 Digital Synthesizer. This Synthesizer has many preset instruments. The instrument that is closest approximation to a sine wave is the 'Whistle'. OPTIONAL: An oscilloscope to project video images of the synthesizer waveforms.
Usage
Spring 2014 - Fall 2022
2
reservations across 1
class
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