DP-10 Real-Feel Pedal with Non-Slip Rubber Plate

This pedal solved an issue that was pushing me right off the edge. Imagine my disappointment when my brand new Native Instruments Kontrol MK3 S61 keyboard arrived and I could not actually use it for 2 weeks due to some goofy damper pedal issue that was already known to NI, yet they were still shipping it regardless of this issue. I had a variety of 6 or 7 damper pedals (all of which had a polarity switch) and still could not get it right. I ordered 3 more pedals from Amazon and this was the only one that worked. Somehow it managed to function properly despite the know issue. NI was still good enough to eventually replace my new keyboard with the upgraded one. I use this pedal for hours every single day. It is built like a tank, it is silent and the long STICKY rubber pad that extend out from the pedal provides a clever and reliable solution to the "drifting pedal" issue we all deal with. You can buy less expensive ones but this one is very solid, has good weight and will probably out last me. I highly recommend this pedal and I think it is a good value for the money.

The Roland DP-10 works perfectly. It feels solid, responds immediately, and does exactly what it’s supposed to do without any issues. I’ve been using it and it has performed flawlessly every time. A reliable pedal with great build quality — nothing more to say, it just works.

One of my biggest challenges with sustain pedals was that they always start to malfunction quickly, especially the universal ones! I got sick and tired of pedals cutting out on me during gigs, which was always very embarrassing and messed up the flow. Since I got this pedal, it has been absolutely amazing. The build is strong and is very durable. It is easy to carry around size wise and the rubber grip it has prevents it from sliding. Another bonus that I would not have imagined. It is very clean and does not have the annoying sound a lot of pedals have. It was definitely a worthy purchase and worth every penny, so much so that I got two of them! I would definitely recommend this pedal over and over.

The main thing about this pedal is that it has a large rubber flap that flips out longways. Its purpose is for you to to rest your foot on, and in doing so, it keeps the pedal from moving and creeping across the floor as you're working it. It is pretty effective as well! This style seems to be getting hard to find though, as I looked and looked and could not find another with the flap. My Roland keyboard at home has this same pedal and I'm glad I remembered, and that Roland sells the pedal separately! If you want a pedal that doesn't move and creep, get one of these. In all the other ways, it works great. It's springy and sturdy. Highly recommended.

Great pedal. Feels super nice and doesn’t slide around. It is super smooth and well built. Definitely worth spending the money on a good pedal like this one. Highly recommend

The sustain pedal that came with my new digital piano is junk. It is only binary, on or off, no partial or half sustain, and moves around on hard floors. I bought a Yamaha pedal at a local music store and it worked backwards, no polarity switch to test. My piano tech couldn’t get it to work properly either, so I returned it and got this one. In normal play it works great, I can even diminish sustain then add a little more on continuous mode switch selection. I haven’t tested all the voices, but when in harpsichord, upon release, I’m getting a light thud, not in modern piano modes. I will test the others later. When on harpsichord it is binary, maybe true to the instrument, probably not the pedal, but the instrument software. Feature or fault, I do not know, but it is repeatable. The pedal feel, action, staying in place is great. The only reason I didn’t give it 5 stars is because of what I heard on the pedal release on Harpsichord and no obvious polarity switch. The fade on 1/2 or even partial pedal is top notch for this piano. I do not know about others. I’m used to acoustic pianos, so pedal function is important. Partial, full and even partial to full let off are important. My 2 cents.

I bought these for a Roland FP 10, and it works perfectly. I considered a cheaper 3rd party one, but decided on this due to reviews commenting on the solid construction. This is miles better than the junk that shipped with the keyboard and I don't even think about how I'm using it. There is a nice rubber matt on the bottom that stops it from sliding around my hardwood floors too. I considered the three pedal option, but I don't think I'll use the damper (yay headphones!), I'm not sure what my auto sheet music page turning might be yet, and that one is 3x as much.

This is the one I should have purchased first! It costs a little more, but it's worth every dollar! I could not be happier. If you want a great sustain pedal that's going to last and feels great underfoot, you can't go wrong with this one.