Share your favourite Casio musical instrument memory and get a free fanzine to mark 40 years of its synths, pianos and keyboards
Just 1,000 copies have been printed
Casio Music has released its long-awaited limited edition fanzine, created to mark its 40th anniversary. And, if you’re a Casio fan, you might be able to score yourself a free copy.
The zine, which charts the history of Casio keyboards and synths - from the Casiotone in the ‘80s through to its current Privia piano range - has a print run of just 1,000 copies, and contains both features and vintage adverts.
Those who would like a copy are being asked to share their favourite Casio memory or a short review of their current Casio instrument.
You can find out more and register on the Casio website.
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