Casio SP-34 Portable 3-Pedal Unit for CDP-S and Privia PX-S Digital Pianos

After a second thought, let’s have a picture.🙂Also my piano is PX-S1100 fyi.I won’t include a picture here because it looks exactly like what in the thumbnail 🙂(fixed, picture uploaded).About itself, highlighting that the right pedal, to me, can do half/any damping; actually, it mimics the real right pedal pretty well. I tried half damp first then immediately release. To me, it did the trick. Left and middle ones are also doing their jobs.The pedals themselves are a bit short in length. I won’t complain about it though. I would if it’s a regular home appliance. For an instrument it’s okay to me. I mean what if we’re in an audition or jam session and this is what they got? We can’t complain in those situations can we🙂🙂 and it looks like a common thing for digital pianos.I do want to complain about the price though. I know these kind of accessories are supposed to be expensive. But hey, it’s my review, why keep my thoughts inside 😂😂

This is a wonderful step up from the standard sustain pedal provided with my Casio Privia piano. Smooth, silent, and comfortable to use. Nicely designed and weighted so it doesn’t skid across the flooring or carpet. I bought one for each of my two pianos after using some off-brand sustain pedals that looked like piano pedals but were noisy and unreliable. Well worth the added cost, as it makes the piano so much more enjoyable!

So I ordered one of the “used but good” ones for 70$ and it came brand new in plastic.. it works super well, solid, doesn’t slide around. Also didn’t realize but it supports half peddling as well! Heck yeah. Recommend, especially if coming from pedal of the black square variety- make sure it’s compatible with your piano, I know Yamaha and Casio have opposite polarities

This is a very solid set of pedals that give excellent tactile feedback of when you have each one up or down. The cheap sustain pedal that comes with the piano can often lead you to think you have it pressed down when you don't, no such problem here. All 3 pedals work as they should on my Casio Privia S1000.

We have a Casio CDP-S150 keyboard and it is the cheapest keyboard that can accomodate 3 pedals. When I saw the "Like New - No packaging damage observed during inspection" for a much lower price, I decided to get one. To my disappointment, when I opened the Amazon box, the inside content is wrapped in a plastic bag and the original styrofoam protection. This means the original Casio box for the pedals is missing! I surely do not know how this can be classified as "no packaging damage" when the whole original box is missing. And also the bag for the manual was opened too. Obviously someone returned it. And on the pedal plastic bag someone put a label that says something about "weight tolerance". My interpretation is that someone in the shipping department somehow took the pedals out of its original box. Despite my disappointment, I went ahead and tested the item. To my relief, the pedals work just fine and the plastic protection on each of the pedals is intact and the pedals itself look new. But Amazon, if you are going to take the item out of its original box, you should not say this item is "like new without packaging damage"! Really?!

This was a gift I gave to my son for Christmas to use with his new Casio keyboard. He loves it. It gives him far greater control of his music. I asked him how solid it felt under his foot. He said it was great. Stays in place nicely. Very pleased with this purchase. I would recommend it.

Love this pedal. Hooked it up to my Casio Privia 3000 and it works as expected! Good weighting on the pedals.

The pedals work perfectly, but the unit slips around on the floor. I may need to put a rug under it; otherwise, I have to keep my left foot to secure it.