SOUIDMY Universal Sustain Pedal, All Metal Heavy Design, Non-Slip Pedal with Polarity Switch, Durable, Stable and Quick Response for Keyboards
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The bottom of and the humanized design of the Souidmy pedals are made of strong iron instead of cheap plastic, and the pedals are of higher quality than similar products on the market In addition to the pull, the anti-pull There is a fall, and there is an anti-fall Take a step. It has been tested more than 25,000 times and can be used again and again.
I appreciate your question, however, we do not have half pedaling capabilities at the moment. However, we might launch this capability in the future. Please keep an eye on our web shop!
We are not completely certain but it is Universal so it can be applied to many different My Yamaha keyboard works great with it, so if yours takes a 1/4-inch jack then you might give it a try. In the unlikely event that it does not work, you can always return it. If you must return before the deadline, just make sure you do so.
The Yamaha keyboard you mentioned I have, but I am not familiar with. I use the pedal beautifully and it does not move around when I use it.
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It is a nice, basic pedal for keyboards I'm using the EW300 keyboard. It seems to be working well so far. There's a decent amount of heft to keep this piece of equipment in place, as well as a nice grippy sole to keep it in place. I found it to work well on the carpet but believe it would work equally well on the hard floor. When the pedal is pressed, it In addition to the power switch, the polarity switch is a nice feature that will make it a good fit for many As a whole, the piece of equipment appears to be good, and it's already getting a lot of use from my child's piano lessons.
These companies, along with dozens of others who lack common sense and produce waste, should learn from these ones. Thank you so much, Soudmy! It has been a pleasure working with As a result, I will be buying all my sustain pedals from you going forward.
Having said that, it is heavy, as one would expect from an actuator for the floor. When the device is on, it allows This device is switched off only, and it The polarity switch allows it to be used in either direction. As a result, I have moved the switch to its alternate position so that it will function correctly with my Casio CTK-300 This keyboard comes with a removable translucent piece that covers the entire chrome pedal of the tongue that gets depressed when you push down on it. As long as the plastic piece was attached, I left it there. By adding it, the overall height is increased by about 1/8". The tongue is held in place by a small column below it, which serves as a travel stop. Therefore, you get a repeatable amount of travel each time you fully press the tongue. A complete list of travel and size specs can be found in the Amazon advertisement. The rubber covering on the outside doesn't seem to be enough The bottom of the unit is made of this rubber-like material, but despite its substantial weight due to the metal lower piece, the unit still slides I have only observed it sliding when I kicked it a little. Therefore, I have not experienced any problems sliding. A 1/4" jack is the only connection for the device, and I was surprised that it fit very easily into the standard socket on the back of the Casio CTK-80. It was expected that there would be more resistance, but it appears to have taken hold and is not likely to be resisted.
It's a nice unit for the price of $22, and it comes with everything needed. The price was $41, tax included, and I had the unit delivered with Amazon Prime. It's unlikely you'll find a better unit anywhere else for the same price. The need for a sustain pedal, or any other type of on-demand pedal, could not be more apparent With the polarity switch built in and off floor pedal, the SouidMy switch is a good choice.
My brain tends to translate the brand name as "SquidMy" instead of "SouidMy.
A sustain pedal I have was not responding correctly when engaged, so I ordered this one to replace it. In the beginning, the sustain was constant when I connected it to my keyboard. Normally the sustain sound would end when you stepped on the pedal. It became clear to me. Located at the bottom of the sustain pedal is a polarity switch which had been misplaced. I found the spot where it should be placed after I tried it in different positions. I have now tested the pedal and it works perfectly. In comparison with my previous one, this one does not seem to slide around as much on carpeting. This seems to be a very good product. I would consider buying it again from this seller.
To use with my DJ sets, I got this pedal. To get the most out of the sets, you should have complete control of your hands. purchased it, I was unsure which effect it would be used for. Usually they are used as a sustain pedal for your keys. However, I use it for reverb delay and occasional delay with Ableton whenever I hear it. Any DAW can be used with this. In fact, the pedal is acting as a switch for my guitar's signal when I run it through a digital effect. When you compare the price of the pedal with the standalone effects, I think it's a great deal. The build is solid, which makes it perfect for the road.
In addition to working, this pedal squeaks loudly when pressed. My hope was that it would stop in time, but it did not. Went even as far as A little bit of oil and 40 seem to fix the squeaking, but nothing seems to stop it. You're being unprofessional and annoying at the same time. It was a mistake not to purchase the Korg sustain pedal based on my intuition. This is what I originally had, and it lasted for a long time. Never a squeak to be heard. That was a dumb move on my part.
This is a very well-made and solid product. The amount of pressure you need to apply to make it work is not important. It feels a bit like the pedals on a real concert piano. I also like the fact that a switch allows you to change the polarity of the sensor. I no longer have to swivel my foot as I always press down on the pedal for the sustain function, instead, I can place my foot on the pedal, then raise my foot while still having my heel on the floor for There is less movement of the legs and feet.
It keeps its shape better because of the rubber on the bottom. In the future, I will return to you if I need any other assistance.
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