Identify this Hohner

[Silas]

Can anyone identify this for me ?


Thanks

[kick52]

Looks like it says Honner TX-50.

[Circuitbenders]

Looks like a rebadged casio to me.

Hohner had a habit of rebadging black Casio keyboards for the european market and giving them white cases.

[Silas]

Hey thanks guys...

Has anyone exsperience bending this?

[Silas]

Which model of Casio would be underneath it ?

[Circuitbenders]

Unfortunately i don't actually know, i know i've seen it in black but i can't quite place where it was.

Now its really bugging me.....

[catweazle]

looks a bit like my Casio Casiotone CT-370 with two loadspeakers.
hav eyou tried  www.casiologie.de ?

[earthstandstill]

Casio CT-460?

http://www.jz-server.de/casiology/_0000/ct-460.jpg

[Circuitbenders]

Thats the one, i think i owned one of those once which might explain why the hohner was so familiar. 

[computer at sea]

Casio CT-460?

I bet that's what it is.

[Silas]

Cool thanks! Again, the big question, is it an interesting bend?

[catweazle]

since it is a casio I'm shure it is very bendable.
Try to use capacitors  10nF ... 10uF  for bending - works great in my CT380 !
Tip: if there is a IC with 2 rows of pins try bending this first
good luck!

[casiologie]

Many more suggestions about CASIO bending you will find here:

http://www.jz-server.de/forum2/

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