Casio SA-76 user manual

No, the Casio SA-76 does not come with a power cord. It is powered by 6 AA batteries or an optional AD-E95100 power adapter, which needs to be purchased separately.

The Casio SA-76 and SA-77 are both compact keyboards designed for beginners and children. While they are quite similar, there are a few key differences between them:
1. Color: The SA-76 is grey and black, while the SA-77 is grey and green. This is purely a cosmetic difference and does not affect the keyboard's functionality.
2. Built-in Tunes: The SA-76 has 50 built-in tunes, while the SA-77 has 100 built-in tunes. This means that the SA-77 offers a wider variety of preset songs that users can play along with.
3. Polyphony: The SA-76 has a maximum polyphony of 8 notes, meaning that only 8 notes can be played simultaneously. On the other hand, the SA-77 has a maximum polyphony of 12 notes, allowing for slightly more complex and layered playing.
Aside from these differences, both keyboards have 44 mini-sized keys, 100 built-in tones, 50 rhythm patterns, and a simple LCD display. They can both be battery-powered and come with headphone jacks for private practice.

The Casio SA-76 has a total of 44 keys.