CASIO MT-30

The Casio MT-30 is a compact and vintage keyboard synthesizer from the early 1980s, known for its simplicity and charm. It features 37 mini keys and offers 22 preset sounds, including instruments like electric piano, brass, strings, and flute, making it versatile for its time. With 8-note polyphony, it allows for layering multiple notes, and its built-in speaker ensures portability and ease of use. The MT-30 is powered by the NEC D775G CPU, which handles its digital sound generation, and it includes a line-out for connecting to external audio systems. Its retro design and straightforward functionality make it a nostalgic favorite for hobbyists and collectors. The MT-30 was first released in 1981 by Casio Computer Company, Ltd. of Japan.