Roland DP-10 Reviews
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Customer Reviewsfrom Crossville, TN USA May 20, 2013Music Background: Play at my church Roland DP-10I have bought several different pedals in the past and none have seemed more durable than this pedal. It stays put when you need it to and has an extra long cable that will reach the highest of keyboard tiers. I highly recommend the Roland DP-10 pedal if you want a pedal that will last. It is truly worth spending a few extra dollars.from Tennessee May 6, 2013Music Background: Accompanist & Teacher DP-10 PedalPurchased as a replacement for one of the schools I work with....LOVE the platform that swings out from the base to go under your heal. No more chasing migratory pedals!!! This should become a standard for ALL pedals.from Mexico April 4, 2013Music Background: 13 years of playing the piano Great!This is a very responsive pedal.It feels natural when using it and its very durable (I have been using it for over 4 years). I highly recommend it from Watsonville, CA March 20, 2013Music Background: Home Studio Very Happy With My New PedalI recently bought my new roland dp-10 pedal and im verry happy with it, even though i have a yamaha p-105 it works really well, i recomend it to anyone who plan in buying one , thanksfrom New York, NY. March 19, 2013Music Background: Pro Musician, Composer, Arranger, Sound Designer Excellent pedalSolidly built, as most things Roland are. Though I don't think I'd ever have the occasion to use the extra length of wire, but it would certainly be useful to any player that stack s multiple keyboards. The non slip rubber plate is a bit of genius. I was skeptical, but it stays in place very well on both hard wood and carpet....haven't tried in on a surface like concrete yet. The biggest asset for me is the half pedaling, which adds extra realism to my Synthogy Ivory II VI. And then there's Sweetwater and my personal sales rep. Michael Eads...simply the best! Thanks, guys!from February 14, 2013 Roland DP-10Great pedal, built to last and the no slip pad is great keeps the pedal putfrom West Point, MS USA November 19, 2012Music Background: Pro Musician Awesome GearVery friendly staff. I had my own representative that showed an interest in my needs. The gear I got was just as I expected. Sweetwater is the number one stop.from Southwest Michigan November 13, 2012Music Background: Composer Best Metal in a PedalThis thing is great with the flipout slide stopper! This is my standard pedal for all new Keyboards.from Milford, CT November 12, 2012Music Background: Gigging Musician Great Pedala well built pedal; replacing a defunct M Gear unit. Glad I spent the xtra $$. You get what you pay for!Sweetwater has the best customer service bar none. from Brooklyn, NY April 5, 2012Music Background: Professional Musician Great PedalFor years I was constantly frustrated with pedals that kept sliding away from me as I used them and then I discovered this pedal. Now embarrassingly I will say that I had no clue why Roland would make a pedal that had this "stupid" piece of flimsy rubber on the bottom of it that didn`t seem properly attached and more annoyingly, this "stupid" piece of rubber could swing out to the sides and even to the front of the pedal. I thought to myself, "Wow, QC at Roland is sliding!". I WAS WRONG. Roland is completely on top of their game and they addressed the sliding sustain pedal issue that we have all had for years with this simple and beautiful design. That "stupid" piece of flimsy rubber is designed to extend out towards the front of the pedal so when you put your foot down, it rests on it and holds the pedal in place! Its a simply genius design or maybe I`m just a little slow? You decide.from Miami. FL, Usa January 16, 2012Music Background: Musician Sr.Luis Arroyofrom Seattle January 12, 2012Music Background: Serious hobbyist, played for 25 years Can't go wrong with the DP-10Had my last DP-10 for over 10 years and I abused it along the way. Solid piece of gear, last a long time. Nice half-damper capabilities as wellfrom April 12, 2011 Best Damper I've Ever UsedThis pedal was included with my Roland RD-700NX. I was initially surprised by how good the pedal felt under my foot. The rubber plate on the bottom works perfectly as a non-slip pad--even on dusty tile floors. I've used quite a few dampers, and this is the best one I've seen. If you need a damper pedal, get this one.from Salisbury, MA February 26, 2012Music Background: 44 years piano and keyboards this is the oneIf you want better control of your sustain, especially with keyboards that offer split or layered sounds, this is it. the less expensive switch pedals that just turn full sustain on and off don't cut it to your discerning ear. Spend the extra bucks you wont regret it.from new orleans, la July 13, 2012Music Background: pro musician Great pedalDoes the job, solid design, slips a little, but quality is high.from United States June 27, 2012Music Background: musician dp-10 reviewIt definitely doesn't slip.. and does it's job to sustain.from Baytown, Texas February 25, 2012Music Background: Music director...home studio PerfectLove the "anti-chase" pad!from Illinois USA July 25, 2011Music Background: Pro Musician Reliable and stays put.Let's face it, sustain pedals are switches so technically they're not amzing. Where this unit shines is in reliability and the fold out rubber foot plate. I own four of these. My oldest pedal has sustained over 12 years of heavy use (my foot gets pretty excited).I used to keep the fold out rubber plate extension tucked away until I realized that using it allowed my heel to hold the pedal in place no matter how slippery the floor is. This feature sets this pedal apart and saves me from tip-toeing in the dark under my rig to find where it slipped to. I used to wish that the cord was not permanently attached and that I could plug in a shorter cord carry a spare just in case. But after so manny years, the cord has never failed on me and I've never had to worry about forgetting my detatchable cords. from April 11, 2013 The rubber plate is goodThe rubber plate is good , but the sound wiith pedal is much different in compare with real piano. |