Sustain Pedal for Keyboard, Universal Sustain Pedal with 1/4'' Classic Straight Input Plug, Piano Foot Pedal for Electronic Keyboards, MIDI Keyboards, Digital Pianos, Yamaha, Roland, Korg

Buen pedal a bajo precio

Works perfectly with my keyboard.

This pedal is shockingly immaculate. It has great quality and value. I definitely recommend.

Got this to used on my keyboard. It works as expected. It is a cheap sustain pedal. Doesn’t feel extremely cheap, but not extremely sturdy either. I probably would get it again as long as I am not a professional pianist. When I become a virtuoso, I will upgrade.

I have a few other sustain pedals and this one is ok but it does make a very loud 'clicky' sound each time you press it. It's very cheap plasticy sounding really. It does work though...it sustains...so.. can't really ask for much more.I just wish it was quieter like the one on my other 88 keyboard. It is actually so loud that if I was recording it would have to be EQd out it is kinda loud...but, I don't record with it. I only use it with my Keylab 49 mkII controlling vsts and stuff directly into my audio interface, and it would never be picked up (the loud plasticy sounds)...so it is fine. Honestly, I wish I could of gotten a better one but this works and it isn't so bad that I have to return it or anything and it is better than a cheap small plastic one that came with my other keyboard. 4/5

Far better then the little square pedals often included with keyboards. It stays in place, without having to nail it down.It's a bit stiff, but not too bad, and that might relax in time. Recommended.

It’s a good replacement for the cheap pedal that comes with many keyboard. I love my digital piano. It has touch-sensitive, weighted keys and feels and sounds like a real piano. It’s costly, but it came with a cheap plastic pedal that was tricky to use. The Sovvid pedal has a natural feel and is a good value.

I needed a foot pedal for keying my amateur radio system and this worked well. As long as the keying circuit is low voltage, this is an excellent choice for this application. The only complaint is that it can sometimes get kicked over, so mounting it on a baseplate would make it more stable.