Plays and feels like a grand piano pedal

Not knowing about the requirement (since no instructions come with it, which is also annoying) to have the digital piano off before plugging in the new pedal, we plugged it in when the piano was on and it worked opposite of how it should (reversed polarity)

Vert solid and works flawlessly, unlike my stupid fingers when playing the piano, curse my lack of practicing!!!!

Feels like a proper piano pedal.

It makes her feel more like she's playing the piano

I was going to buy the Yamaha "survival kit" along with the keyboard until I noticed that it came with the cheaper (less piano-like) FC3 pedal

I have an old Technic electronic piano and this pedal works perfectly with it.

This item was exactly what I needed to go along with the Yamaha Portable Grand Piano.

This is a very different controller, graduated just like a piano's sustain pedal.

He is more willing to practice because of the Grand Piano tools.

It's simple plug and play, and it works beautifully with my Yamaha EZ-220.This combined with an electronic keyboard with weighted keys and you got yourself a good substitute for an actual Grand Piano!(plus the additional "voices" and the much greater mobility)As other reviews state, it'd probably be best that you have the pedal up as plugging it in and turning the piano on to avoid sustain issues

Our next step is a real piano, but this will work for now

For the original Grand Piano voices and others of the like... it'll work beautifully

Bought it for my Daughter's Yamaha Porta Grand Piano.

Bought for use with my Yamaha P-105. Works surprisingly well for a relatively inexpensive pedal.

Works as I expected.

Okay, so I'm still going to knock off a

Nice weighted pedal though, doesn't feel like it would break as soon as you play a little dubstep ;D

Have used it for over a year and it works as it's supposed to.