does it have a sustain pedal option?
1091137
I work with the developer, eMedia. There is sustain pedal input. More detailed product information can be found at our website at http://www.emediamusic.com/fdkp-61.html .Sincerely,Ellen with eMedia Customer Service
1091138
I work with the developer, eMedia. There is sustain pedal input. More detailed product information can be found at our website at http://www.emediamusic.com/fdkp-61.html . Sincerely, Ellen with eMedia Customer Service
1091139
I'm sorry, I don't know. It has many plug in places. It's totally cute, works well and sounds like a real piano.
841109
It should work fine with all Casio and even Yamaha keyboards. I've never heard of a half-sustain feature, in the material that came with this pedal it said nothing about supporting half-sustain. It does have a switch to change polarity so it can be used on keyboards that are set up opposite of the Casio line.
81239
When we purchased it, we believe it has a single pedal and we bought the three pedal unit. Hope this helps.
659248
Yes. It's center negative just like the pedal. This was one of the quietest adapters I've used.
2136015
It does come with a sustain pedal, but it's a cheap thing. I bought the optional three pedal unit that attaches to the piano for about $70 and am happy with it. It has one usb port.
698926
I bought my sustain pedal for Casio WK 7500 76 key. It works great for mine. It has a standard 1/4" phone jack. That is all I know.
353712
Yes, it comes with a pedal but, at least in my case, it was not a piano-type pedal so I bought that separately. Moreover, be aware that Yamaha pianos have a polarity the reverse of at least some other pianos, so you either need to get a Yamaha pedal or a pedal with polarity control. I also agree that you want a strong stand as this is a heavy instrument. And also yes I still play it all the time and love it.
1737075
Yes you can plug in a sustain pedal. Just be warned, the sustain doesn't last as long as you'd like it to on this keyboard. Still it is a great keyboard and I love to sound quality and voice features.
1642214
It had a pedal ( i no longer own it). I do not remember if it was 2 or 3 pedals.
1758779
I'm pretty sure this comes with a sustain pedal but it's plastic and doesn't hold up well. I ordered a more substantial yamaha pedal for about twenty bucks. Check ebay or amazon online.
1235638
I took a quick look at the PSR-160 documentation - looks like it only offers a handful of patches with SUSTAIN built in. I'm not aware of a way to connect a sustain/damper pedal type controllers via MIDI jacks.
1119386
I love the sound on my Yamaha but I did buy a sustain pedal, otherwise everything sounds staccato. I bought the pedal style, it is heavy so it doesn't move and it resembles a piano pedal. The voices are very good, the organ and string ones especially
1689238
No. No jack for a sustain pedal. There is a warranty-voiding how-to available online (do a search for sustain microkey mod) for installing one if you're handy with a soldering gun.
311379
The gain and volume stay lit when the pedal is plugged in but are switched with the foot switch. It's a good Eq. I am happy with it. It's real sweet clean but it helps shape the the sound distorted as well.Never actually tried boosting overdrive out of it though. I have other pedals for that. It is a nice quality Eq....I don't regret buying it
1120782
What I see is it comes with a sustain pedal, whereas the one I purchased didn't come with this feature.
1689236
As a micro-key keyboard it would be nice to have a sustain jack included but unfortunately there is none. If you want micro-keyboard with sustain try the Korg microstation or the Korg microarranger.
167573
no it doesn't. If you have a set of clipless pedals I would suggest using those.