9207.10.00.45 - Valued under $200 each 🖩

This HTS classification pertains to keyboard musical instruments, excluding accordions, that produce or require electrical amplification of their sound. The key defining characteristic for this subcategory is the presence of more than one keyboard. Examples include electric organs, electronic pianos, and synthesizers featuring multiple distinct keybeds designed for simultaneous or layered performance. The classification hinges on the instrument's functional design and its reliance on electrical means for sound generation or amplification, as opposed to purely acoustic mechanisms.

This category is specifically distinguished from its sibling, HTS 9207.10.00.55, by the value of the individual instrument. While both cover electrically amplified keyboard instruments with more than one keyboard, this classification applies exclusively to those valued at under $200 each. This price threshold is a critical determinant for accurate customs reporting and duty assessment, ensuring that lower-value items are appropriately categorized.

As this is a leaf node within the HTS structure, there are no further subcategories under HTS 9207.10.00.45. Therefore, the classification is complete at this level, focusing on the combination of multiple keyboards, electrical amplification, and the specified value threshold to define the scope of goods covered.