Customer Reviews

Casio SP-3R Sustain Pedal for Casio Keyboards

5 star:		(9)
4 star:		(2)
3 star:		(2)
2 star:		(2)
1 star:		(1)

 

 

I tried to work with this pedal for several months, but found it very frustrating. It slips all over the place!! Why does Casio not put more effort into a pedal that comes with such a nice keyboard -Privia PX-100? I later purchased the M Gear elongated silver pedal, which is wonderful.

I shopped around for a pedal for my daughters keyboard and this one fit the bill perfectly. She is just learning how to play so it works out great. It is a little blocky though, but for the price it works.

The price was great, the pedal works perfect, sounds fine with my keyboard. I like it a lot! Normally, I hate playing keyboards, give me a REAL piano any day, but I don't mind playing this keyboard now that I have a sustain pedal.

Seems to work fine, very inexpensive construction. But as long as it works for the cheap price, we are ok with that.

I have a CTK-491 keyboard, and the pedal works great! It greatly enhances the sound of the keyboard.

The pedal does what it's supposed to do, and as long as you tape it to the floor, it won't move. Otherwise, I'm constantly having to grab and reposition it with my foot.

This pedal came with my PX-330. It works fine as far as sustaining the notes, but it's VERY light and slips all over the place. I'll soon be getting a more substantial pedal to replace it (The M-Audio maybe?). If you're shopping for a pedal, I'd spend the extra $5 and get a better pedal.

This is perfect if you want an inexpensive pedal that works well. The shipping was fast and I am very satisfied with my purchase.

I bought this because I had a Roland pedal that was not wired to work with a Casio keyboard. Sustain was on unless you pressed the pedal. Bought this Casio specific pedal and it works like it's supposed to.

I bought my daughter the sustain pedal for her casio keyboard and it sounds great! She takes piano lessons and some of her songs require the pedal. We were surprised how good they sounded. As close as we are going to get until we can afford to buy her a real piano. Plus for about $20 bucks-you can't beat the price and it sounds great, too !