9207.10.00.75 - Valued $100 or over each 🖩

This HTS category, 9207.10.00.75, specifically covers keyboard instruments with a single keyboard, which are not accordions, and are valued at $100 or more per unit. These instruments produce sound through electrical means or require electrical amplification, encompassing a broad range of electronic keyboards, digital pianos, synthesizers, and similar musical devices designed for performance and sound creation. The emphasis on electrical production or amplification of sound is a key defining characteristic within Chapter 92 for musical instruments.

The crucial distinction for this subcategory lies in the unit value. It is differentiated from its sibling category, 9207.10.00.65, solely by the economic threshold. While both cover electrically amplified keyboard instruments with one keyboard (excluding accordions), this classification applies exclusively to those where each individual instrument has a declared customs value of $100 or greater. This distinction is critical for accurate duty assessment and trade reporting.

As this classification represents a leaf node within the HTS, there are no further subdivisions. Therefore, the focus for classification under 9207.10.00.75 rests on confirming that the instrument meets the criteria of being an electrically amplified single-keyboard instrument (not an accordion) and that its individual value meets or exceeds the $100 threshold. Importers and exporters must carefully consider the transaction value of each instrument to ensure correct classification.