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Bought it for my casio digital piano-working good,now I can play my favorite classical music
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I use this with my newly purchased Williams Allegro 2 digital piano and I LOVE it
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This one is solid and has a rubberized bottom, it's sturdy and you apply the same pressure as you would on a regular upright piano or grand piano
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Good piano feel with the solid metal build on the switch
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A solid pedal, piano-like feel, feels heavy and seems well-made, works perfectly.
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But if you select other instruments, such as acoustic piano, you definitely notice a functional sustain working with the pedal.
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With the new Piano like Damper pedal I find myself using it like a real Piano Damper Pedal
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I have a grand piano but use the electronic piano for practicing scales and technique
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I'm using a brand new Yamaha YPG-235 76-Key Portable Grand Piano
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Ideal for keyboardists who want a pedal that feels like a real grand piano pedal, or players who seek to replicate the feel of a grand piano on their weighted keyboard.
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My keyboard is a Yamaha Piano Keyboard with samplings from their Grand Piano and the sound is remarkable
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Looks like I went down and stole a grand piano's petal
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When I press down on the pedal it always remains stationary and the feel/resistance from the pedal is spot on with that of a baby grand piano (which Is what I play on when I'm at my mother's home
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Very nice Piano pedal action.
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This sustain pedal is so great with our beautiful new piano.
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I miss my piano but this really helps me on the keyboard.
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Some people will find very annoying that sound when trying to play peaceful piano pieces or record while playing with this pedal on the room
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Looks like I went down and stole a grand piano's petal
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Since the description says the pedal is 'Designed to work and feel just like acoustic piano's sustain pedal' and '..with expressive half-pedal capabilities' one would expect it to have precisely half-pedal/half-damper/progressive-damper capabilities, but it doesn't
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I have a Casio WK220 electronic keyboard, where she has a grand piano, but my Casio WK-220 doesn't have any foot pedals, so I was really concerned about how I was going to tackle that when I get to that point in my lessons
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As a musican and keyboard player, its really one of the best piano style pedals i have used
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I have also used it with a Yamaha P115, and it worked just as well for a more realistic piano keyboard as well
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So loudly that you can hear it from the audience during quiet, lush, piano moments
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Feels like you're playing an acoustic piano.
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Looks elegant just like the grand piano pedal
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Feels almost like a real grand piano pedal
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Great for the Grand Piano voice and many others as well..
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It has the feel of the one on my grand piano and is quite sturdy, has a non-slip bottom and is heavy.
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Works well with my Yamaha electronic grand piano.
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Almost like a real piano
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I needed a universal sustain pedal for my portable $750 Yamaha electronic piano
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I plugged it into my Yamaha Grand Piano, because the pedals stopped working
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She was super excited (She loves the piano) to receive this
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This can get you in a bad habit of "stomping" the sustain pedal which will lead to damaging the pedal and it creates a subtle but none the less audible "thud" in grand pianos
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when i finally master piano, i will use this a lot.
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Stays put and has an excellent piano style feel to it
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Works perfectly with my Yamaha NP-30 Grand Piano
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Works perfectly with my Yamaha NP-30 Grand Piano
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I am an adult beginner piano student and this works perfectly with my keyboard.
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My first choice was to buy my wife a baby grand piano.
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I looked at several brands of pedals at local music stores but, none of them had the classic rounded pedal shape (like on a grand piano) that the SP-2 has
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Basic, Simple, works as it should.
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Very Good A+++++++
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It works as it should and it has not broken yet.
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Had to have it rewired at least 5 times, both at the pedal end of the cord as well as at the plug end to the keyboard itself.
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A must have, good construction , works as it should.
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Works as it should but getting the hang of it difficult for a beginner--nothing to do with the pedal though!!!
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Very solidly built and heavy enough to stay put. Works exactly as it should and looks good although you and almost no one else will be looking at it much.
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inexpensive, built well and works as it should.