http://www.the-piano-depot.com/blog/1607/m-audio-sp-1-us65000-sustain-pedal-for-keyboards/ Compare pianos and piano courses. Get tips, techniques and more. Thu, 19 Aug 2010 06:13:37 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 http://www.the-piano-depot.com/blog/1607/m-audio-sp-1-us65000-sustain-pedal-for-keyboards/#comment-2268 B. A. Metz Tue, 09 Mar 2010 13:54:39 +0000 http://www.the-piano-depot.com/blog/1607/m-audio-sp-1-us65000-sustain-pedal-for-keyboards/#comment-2268 I choose it for the price and features and it lives up to all i need it to do. The size of the pedal is just large enough without being in the way. I choose it for the price and features and it lives up to all i need it to do. The size of the pedal is just large enough without being in the way.

]]> http://www.the-piano-depot.com/blog/1607/m-audio-sp-1-us65000-sustain-pedal-for-keyboards/#comment-2267 A. GARCIA Gomez Tue, 09 Mar 2010 11:21:27 +0000 http://www.the-piano-depot.com/blog/1607/m-audio-sp-1-us65000-sustain-pedal-for-keyboards/#comment-2267 I received a Keystation 61 as a gift and i was looking for a Sustain Pedal for a better performance. What can be better than one designed by the same company? Yes, M-Audio did a great job, is just like any Yamaha or Roland Sustain Pedal and due the universal plug you can use it on any other keyboard brand I received a Keystation 61 as a gift and i was looking for a Sustain Pedal for a better performance. What can be better than one designed by the same company? Yes, M-Audio did a great job, is just like any Yamaha or Roland Sustain Pedal and due the universal plug you can use it on any other keyboard brand

]]> http://www.the-piano-depot.com/blog/1607/m-audio-sp-1-us65000-sustain-pedal-for-keyboards/#comment-2266 A. Castillo Tue, 09 Mar 2010 09:00:14 +0000 http://www.the-piano-depot.com/blog/1607/m-audio-sp-1-us65000-sustain-pedal-for-keyboards/#comment-2266 I was torn between going for a more expensive realistic piano sustain pedal or this cheapie looking pedeal. I just needed a sustain pedal for some piano and synth work. For the time being I am happy with it. This is just a basic sustain pedal. It's either all on or all off. In other words, there is no control of how much sustain you can put on it, which I wish I had known before I bought it, but it works pretty well and it's pretty solid. You get what you pay for. I was torn between going for a more expensive realistic piano sustain pedal or this cheapie looking pedeal. I just needed a sustain pedal for some piano and synth work. For the time being I am happy with it. This is just a basic sustain pedal. It’s either all on or all off. In other words, there is no control of how much sustain you can put on it, which I wish I had known before I bought it, but it works pretty well and it’s pretty solid. You get what you pay for.

]]> http://www.the-piano-depot.com/blog/1607/m-audio-sp-1-us65000-sustain-pedal-for-keyboards/#comment-2265 Mike Tue, 09 Mar 2010 07:27:20 +0000 http://www.the-piano-depot.com/blog/1607/m-audio-sp-1-us65000-sustain-pedal-for-keyboards/#comment-2265 This pedal seems to work pretty well, especially considering the price. I couldn't find many pedals that had my keyboard (Casio CTK-650) listed for compatibility. This pedal's claim of any keyboard holds true for this one. <br />The only negative I've found is it seems like the physical click sound of the pedal button is a little louder than I would have liked. <br />All in all, this pedal seems good for the price. This pedal seems to work pretty well, especially considering the price. I couldn’t find many pedals that had my keyboard (Casio CTK-650) listed for compatibility. This pedal’s claim of any keyboard holds true for this one.

The only negative I’ve found is it seems like the physical click sound of the pedal button is a little louder than I would have liked.

All in all, this pedal seems good for the price.

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