Sustain Pedal for Keyboard, Gold Sustain Pedal with Classic Straight Plug, Piano Foot Pedal for All Brands Electronic Keyboards, MIDI Keyboards, Digital Pianos, Yamaha, Roland, Korg

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.

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.

The original sostenuto pedal on my keyboard broke, (it was plastic and in the form of a square). Obviously desiring to replace it, I purchased this one. It's not only compatible with my $1200 keyboard, it works flawlessly. It is sturdy and feels more natural than my previous pedal. I'm sure it's one of my greatest purchases. Very pleased.

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.

The media could not be loaded.  It is quite accurate when it comes to using it for sustain, definitely not the quietest pedal in the world, but not the worst either.Is very springy, which is either good or bad depending on preference. I intentionally "broke it in" (pressed somewhat firmly, and repressed until it wasn't so springy) to make it less.The feet on the bottom, the rubber, isn't very good, and if you are on a hard surface it is going to slide. However, there are ways to remedy that on your own.For the price point, this is a very solid and seemingly well made piece of equipment. It does the job well.You'll get what you paid for.

I needed two pedals for my Alesis SR-16 (one for start/stop and one for fill). I ordered these pedals and for the price, I didn't expect them to be as nicely made as they are. Very nice pedals - would buy again.

Needed a sustain pedal for my Yamaha portable grand. Not sure what the switch is for, but found I needed to click it over or else the sustain was full on with a press and release of the pedal. Now it functions properly as your foot presses and releases.

Mine began to die after just 10 months of light home use (on a carpet) so I would not rely on one for gigging or serious recording. Then again, it's 13 bucks! I also bought the Donner one that sells for just a few dollars more around the same time and that one is still going strong.

Does not hold the sustain well enough for my roland ex10