SP-2 Universal Sustain Pedal with Piano Style Action For MIDI Keyboards, Digital Pianos and More

This pedal has been working great for me! I play a lot of different gigs with it and it's been holding up very well. I love that it has good traction too. My old pedal sometimes would slip while I was playing it on certain floors but I haven't had any issues with this one. The feel is super nice - I'd say it has the same resistance as an acoustic piano. It also is a very quiet pedal which is super important for me since I record a lot of videos on keyboard and don't like it when pedal clicking sounds get through. Very sturdy little pedal and I'm sure it will last a long time!

I really like this Universal Sustain Pedal. It has a nice, piano-style feel, responds smoothly, and works well with my digital piano. The build quality overall is solid. However, the grip on the bottom definitely needs improvement. It’s always slippery on my carpet, and I have to stop frequently to reposition it. Better traction would make a huge difference. Overall, it’s a good pedal with great functionality, but the lack of stability on carpet holds it back.

I couldn’t be more pleased with this sustain pedal—at any price. The company even includes a very generous cable length, which made it simple to route through my studio desk’s cable management system. The build feels premium: it’s heavy enough to stay in place without sliding. Most importantly, pianists will appreciate that it feels just like a “real” piano pedal—responsive, solid, and reliable. An affordable, high-quality pedal that delivers exactly what it should.

Not bad. Serves its purpose! But I'm not overly enthused. I feel neutral about it. The main downside is that it doesn't have a fade to it. By that I mean there's no pressure sensitivity. It is either on, or off where you can't control the level of sustain which makes it feel a bit jarring when playing a piece with a dynamic use of the sustain pedal. You can clearly hear abrupt stops even when physically easing off the pedal gently because of it. However that's probably my fault for not researching further for one with sensitivity. Other than that, it's great! You take it out of the box, plug it in to your keyboard and play! Very simple. Be warned that it could be inverted (mine came inverted where it ALWAYS had the sustain going except when I was pressing the pedal). If so, there's a little switch on the back or bottom to flip it so it sustains when you press it. It slides quite easily on carpet, I have to re-adjust it every few minutes, but I imagine on hard flat surfaces it should do fine (doesn't seem like the strongest grip). Overall I'm not well versed in the sustain pedal market but this seems like a temporary pedal to use until you get a better setup. If you can find a similar one for cheaper, go with that as you can't really get more basic.

This pedal is very good, I can’t really say a lot about it, except for it feels great and it does its job perfectly 😊

I've been using this sustain pedal with an M-Audio Keystation 88 with Logic Pro X as my DAW of choice. That being said, for me the pedal works consistently and as intended and I am more than happy with my purchase. The resistance and shape of the pedal is similar to a real piano's, which is great regardless of weather or not you have experience with acoustic pianos - the most common alternative, electronic pedals that look like a car's gas pedal, are horribly unintuitive and flimsy imo. This pedal also weighs enough that, thanks to its rubber under side, it will stay in place as you use it on both carpeted and hard floors. The length of the cable is perfect and should meet any wiring-layout that you have with some length to spare still. In 2 months of near daily use I've only had one experience where the sustain pedal was not working properly, but it resumed working again after unplugging it and plugging it back in (it should be mentioned that this happened after leaving the pedal plugged into my keyboard which was plugged into my computer overnight so the issue could have just as likely been due to the Keyboard, Logic Pro, or my computer). This is significantly better than my experience with other pedals where similar issues would occur a few times per week or where, even worse, the pedal would function in an "opposite" manner indefinitely (sustained while the pedal is NOT pressed and then not sustained while the pedal IS pressed). I highly recommend this pedal as a quality product without price being a factor, so with the price of only ~$20.00 it is an absolute bargain and must-have for any musician no matter what your skill level or application for it.

Nice quality pedal works as described.

Works great with a Fractal AM4. Practically plug n play too. I’d expect it will work with Quad Cortex and other pedal modelers. M-Audio EX-P gets a thumbs up!

Good product

Elle fait bien son job et est agréable à utiliser (excellent rapport qualité-prix)

Good quality

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