Hello,

lately I'm trying to learn after decades to play different movies/music soundtracks on a digital keyboard and after reading about modern cheap lowest end products, trying to find a "good" digital piano keyboard (Casio or Yamaha) and beginning to learn as far as this new idea will last. To "test" if this might be a temporary idea I only bought a cheap new portable Yamaha PSS 37 keys modern keyboard below the 99$/E limit just to test something basic and I think it could actually be fun to learn music at least by memory and sell it later for a better device.

I'd like to ask those who are expert on this complex subject few entry level questions. I understood by myself that the choice of getting a not touch sensible keyboard was a big limitation I'm already seeing by myself. But I didn't want to get a new full size keyboard usually without this feature too (at these prices) and to spend too much when I would replace it soon anyway; so I was thinking to buy a vintage old Casio keyboard that has good prices for great features, DSP, etc.. The idea would be to have a keyboard that could have touch sensitive full size keys with some very good piano sound and synth emulation and I'd like your opinion on some keyboards like the old entry level but not bad Casio CTK-530 or CTK-671 (90>2000 devices) with the first having touch keys and the second also a DSP and possibly to upload from computer different new sounds/configurations.
A thing I don't like of these keyboards are that those keys while full size doesn't seem to have a the classic piano front plastic on each key but empty below.
Anyway they seems good (or not?) and what I could actually upload to the keyboard? If I would like for example to find a good similar Moog analog synthesizer configuration for some specific songs, would it be possible to get a specific sound like those ones?

Thanks for any suggestions.
Bye