Bigger brother of the CK-10 and same sound architecture as the PT-1. Dream of being in the 80ies, walking through the streets, listening to rap music and playing that cheap violin-sound. Thousand thanks to Paul from Chicago!

The worst CASIO VL-1 fake ever. These Hongkong Guys have stolen the design, the name and even parts of the box (rainbowcolors). Cheapest plastic and only one headaching sound. Best section: the little display with ultra-small LED's to show the notes. But why stereo loudspeakers? This sounds less than Mono!

Meow!

Definetively one of the better Bontempi-Stuff. Cool cheap rhythms and some few nice sounds... better than nothing! I also like the design with that technological attitude.

The motor which moves the figures is louder than the keyboard. Play it arround 2-3 minutes and you get the best headache in your life!

There are these days, when I wish, I had never started collecting mini organs.

Don't read books - play with miniorgans!!!

Write-a-song, sing-a-long and hide-a-secret (behind the flower) - perfect for children at any age.

Looks like a 60ies machine but is from the 80ies - because it is from the German Federal Republic - the "other" germany till 1989. Moni is also an average german name.

Cartridge based Organ with some cool Casio-like rhyhtms and a nice piano sound. This was also released from Yamaha as TYU-40. Thanks to Hiromichi.

A smal kit stored in a funky box of paper.

Hmmmmm...

Second best machine from the PT-series. A cool silver sequel to the very similar white PT-30. Warm and great rhythm sounds and some great rhythm/chord pattern too. Plays ROM Cards - and CASIO made many of them with stored arrangements.

Really hard to play but it has a very unique design and sound. You have to stroll over the pink field to get harp-like sounds. An extra button creates filter-like effekts. Cute.

Same architecture as the CASIO PT-1 but with a built-in radio. It is also the smaller brother of the CASIO CK-200 Boom Box keyboard. Smart design and sophisticated color selection. Only for intellectual people.

What can I say? It exists!!!

Very cute Sing-A-Long. Just made for japanese girls. Thanks to Hiromichi.

Hey, does anybody in the world know about this little freaky machine? This is the one and only calculator with a “Vibrato” switch. And look at the keyboardlike keys. With a shift key you can play the “halfnotes”. Has a built in sequencer - so this is maybe the smallest programmable keyboard of the world. Special Thanks to Alfakom from Denmark!

Incredibly great. Just watch the design. I don't know what's the idea behind, but it looks so sophisticated. Maybe the CASIO engineers were on acid? The keys are a bit hard to play but they offer you 8-note polyphony. The rhythm section is superb - warm and deep sounds. Oooh I love it.

Wow - this looks nearly as great as the CASIO VL-10. Silver slimline design in a leather case. I love the musical keys!!! It also features an alarm clock and you can program your own alarm melody. Yeah, one of my hottest and cutest machines.

Same machine as the YAMAHA HS-501 but without LCD display and the cool shooting game. A bit boring for my taste, but very hard to find boxed!

The worlds only toy keyboard with a built in shooting game? Like with Space Invaders you have to shoot little notes. This is the strangest of 3 little games for learning more about notes. Special Thanks to Lars from Norway for additional Box!

Oh, what a sad thing...

Sure, this machine is an exception in my collection because it is not a real toy, but it is a real analog synthesizer to learn subtractive synthesis. The sound is incredibly great. No virtual analog synth can rebuild this strong and simple energy.

The biggest keyboard in the VL series with 4 note polyphony and some special features. There is a barcode reader enclosed but it only read prepared CASIO-barcodes - so you cannot turn the barcodes from your cornflakes or toiletpaper into weird music. Pretty sad!