does this pedal work on Yamaha P-35 keyboards?
467595
I'm not familiar with the P-35, but it's worked on every Yamaha I've used it on over the years.
467596
Most keyboards are pretty universal with the pedal and head phone adapters. They don't come in many different sizes, especially since it is a Yamaha. I cant tell you 100% it will, But I don't see why they would change the plug for that one model keyboard. Hope that helps!
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.
1009445
Sorry, I cannot answer this question because I do not own a Yamaha YPG-235 board.
698927
It has a polarity switch on it that lets it work on almost any keyboard, I use them for Korg, Yamaha, and Roland keys.
2261305
no - you are smart to ask! Only the philips software works with the philips pedal.
1852499
It doesn't have a midi input, but if your piano has a 1/8" output the amp should work fine.
515559
sorry I own a yamaha psr 740. I can however say that it all depends on the size of adaptor jack head at the end of the adaptor cable, i may or may not fit your keyboard
785875
They come with a 1/4" adapter, so they should work with anything that has a standard headphone or phono jack on it. I think almost all Yamaha digital pianos have headphone jacks on them, so these should work with your keyboard.
1233037
Hi...It works perfectly with my Yamaha P-105 (88 keys). Easy to assemble and pretty sturdy.
1388763
Yes, Roland pedals will worth with Launchkey. However, I currently have a M-Audio SP-2 Sustain Pedal which I would highly recommend for pedaling with a keyboard.
1794913
I don't know. My daughter uses it with a piano keyboard. It performs well and she has been using it for a couple.of years. It takes a standard jack so it may work.
462810
It does, but it's like a sewing machine pedal. It works, but it's crappy. Nothing like a real piano. I bought a separate one.
654432
We bought a P105 piano with the yamaha stand so I can't speak to your model. It fits perfectly with ours installed with the L85 stand. That one is marketed for the p95. I don't think it would work independently without that stand and the stand isn't universal... It is cut to fit notches molded into the edges of the piano. But the pedals are far better than the little one packaged with the piano. Perhaps you could check out Yamaha's site or go look at one at a music store like guitar center. The stand is great for home use. Well worth it if it fits your keyboard.
1765793
It should work. Here's a link to Express Scribe's Web site.http://www.nch.com.au/hardware/pedals.html
376676
I cannot say for certain, but I know that one of my friends bought a pedal for her Yamaha, which was from a different brand, and it did work. Have you thought of taking your keyboard to a store to try it out? I am not technically inclined myself.
158669
Yes, it does. In fact, you can choose what you want the pedal to control -- either volume or any of the Comp/Efx, Drive, Modulation, Delay, and Reverb modules -- one at a time. Have fun!
717628
Yes. I don't have a Yamaha keyboard, the adapter is used on a Prophet synthesizer, a Shruthi synthesizer, etc. I bought this unit because it seems to work reliably on anything. N.b. The MX16 "midi in" connects to the Prophet (or whatever) 'midi out' : the MX16 'midi out' connect the the Prophet 'midi in'.