FZONECompact Sustain Pedal for Keyboards Digital Pianos Synthesizers,Tone Modules,Drum Machines All Metal Heavy Design,Non-Slip,with Polarity Switch

My original Korg sustain pedal finally died after many years of Yuce. I bought this at a good price and it works very well. I hope it lasts. It seems to be very good.

When I took these out of my mail box, I was surprised by the weight of the package - even though I ordered two... Most of these little flat switches are of poor quality, and don't last. The FZone is built like a tank, and has a polarity switch - handy for times when you plug into a keyboard with a different damper polarity. The FZone pedal has thick, grippy rubber pads on top and bottom.My only complaint is with the permanently attached cord. It looks pretty ordinary, and looks like it could fail eventually. Putting a female 1/4" socket on the unit would be MUCH nicer. That said, the pedals look like they could last a very long time, and I could replace the original cord when it breaks - or try to shoehorn a 1/4" socket to work with any guitar cord. Overall, very nice.

I absolutely love this pedal. It's not moving for anybody, we all know that's a great thing. It's made rugged it's made smart it seems to be very responsive. I don't know what else you want in a pedal.

I am a big fan for the Roland damper pedals, but they get expensive.I wanted something for rehearsals.This pedal was affordable and very sturdy.It works great with my NUMA. However, it is TS - not TRS. Only effects half damper capability. Fine for rehearsal.Does not seem to work with my Nord Stage 3. I tried open/closed/auto.Still worth it for my NUMA.

I had a brand name pedal but needed another one. Price ranges are wide. This gives you a well made pedal that is reliable and doesn’t slide around and, in my opinion, is superior to my Yamaha pedal.

Works great

I recently bought a Casio CT-S1 keyboard (great little portable keyboard) which unfortunately didn't come with a sustain pedal. I couldn't believe how expensive these little pedals could be not to mention that Casio has a reverse polarity meaning you need a "Casio" brand pedal or one with a polarity switch. I found this little gem and thought I would give it a try. To my surprise, it feels very sturdy. It is heavy and stays in place nicely. It is a simple pedal that works as advertised; I plugged it in and flipped the polarity switch until it worked as needed. I use from home and have had it just a few weeks so I can't comment on longevity or using on the road. I wouldn't hesitate to buy again.

The pedal was done well. It performed as required. I enjoy the fact that there is a reverse polarity switch. Don't hesitate to acquire one of these.