Casio Unveils SXC1 Portable Standalone Sampler at NAMM 2026 with New Demo
At NAMM 2026, Casio has introduced the SXC1, a new portable standalone sampler. This device is designed for musicians and music producers looking for versatility and ease of use. The SXC1 features an intuitive interface with modern aesthetics and retro influences.
Key Features of the Casio SXC1 Sampler
The Casio SXC1 boasts impressive specifications that cater to various sampling needs:
- 16 velocity-sensitive pads with selectable backlight colors
- 4×4 grid layout for easy sampling and triggering
- 16 voices and 16-bit linear sampling at 48kHz in WAV format
- 64GB internal memory with support for up to 16 samples in 10 banks
- Built-in microphone and audio input for sampling from external sources
- Internal battery offering up to 2 hours of mobility
- Built-in speaker for on-the-go playback
User Interface and Design
The user interface combines vintage and contemporary elements. It includes:
- Two rotary dials for menu navigation
- A 1.3-inch OLED display for clear visual feedback
- A built-in sequencer for creating beats instantly
Casio has ensured the SXC1’s design is not only modern but also nostalgic, making it appealing to a wide range of users.
Connectivity Options
The SXC1 provides a variety of connection options:
- Headphone socket
- Main audio output
- External input, likely stereo
- USB-C ports for data transfer and power
Availability and Expectations
Currently, the Casio SXC1 is not yet available for purchase. Details regarding its release date and pricing remain under wraps. As anticipation builds, more updates are expected to follow as Casio prepares for market launch.
As excitement grows within the music community, the Casio SXC1 may redefine user experiences in portable sampling. Keep an eye on Filmogaz.com for more updates on this innovative sampler as details emerge.
