Casio CasioTone Model MT-52 Electronic Keyboard

Hello and welcome to our auction.  Today we have a Casio Casiotone Model MT-52 Electronic Keyboard and Musical Instrument.  This item is in GREAT working condition.  It plays wonderfully.  The unit can run on either batteries or an DC Adapter.  We have included an adapter with this unit that works with the unit.  This is not the original adapter that came with the unit however.  This unit has 26 white keys and 18 black keys, for a total of 44 keys.   

Ok, now on this keyboard, you have your speaker all the way on the left of the upper corner.  Then to the right of the speaker is the controls.  Under the Speaker and controls are the keys of the keyboard.  Lets start with the controls from left to right.  All the way at the top of the front control panel, you have three gray linear dials.  The first one is Tempo Slow/Fast, the second one is Accomp. Volume Min/Max, and the third is Main Volume Min/Max.  Under those three you have, from left to right a yellow knob labeled Casio Chord, then two green buttons labeled Synchro/Fill In, and Start/Stop.  Then a blue knob that controls your beat.  It's got rock, 16 beat, bossa nova, slow rock, disco, swing, beguine, and waltz.  Then you have your selector which has I and II.  rock through slow rock are all on setting I, while the rest of the choices are listed under II.  The Green and blue controls are all listed as Rhythum controls.  Then you have Super Drums which has 5 linear knobs.  These are all suppose to be red, but the fourth linear knob is missing it's red top.  It still works though.  Then next to that you have your Tone Controls.  The tope controls are Piano1, Pioano 2, Harpsichord 1, Harpsichord 2, electric guitar, celesta, jazz organ, pipe organ, flute, violin, trumpet, synth. reed, and then the red selector button all the way to the left of these gray buttons.  Next to the red selector button is the yellow sustain knob which has on/off.  Then you have your power button which is also missing it's top, but still works fine-it's all the way to the right of the unit, with a red indicator light over it to show when the unit is on. 

Now on the flat of the unit, is the "Output" port and the "DC 7.5V" port.  Then on the bottom of the unit, you have a battery compartment which takes 5 size "AA" batteries, on the left side of the unit.  On the right side of the unit, there is a small hole with a screw in the bottom of it that is labeled "Tune".  I think the idea is your suppose to turn the screw in the bottom of this hole to tune the keyboard.  Should you have any questions about this unit, please feel free to contact me.  Thank you so much.  I hope to be shipping to you soon.