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M-Audio SP-2 Sustain PedalItem ID: PedalPianoSwitchable Damper Pedal with 6-foot Cable and Non-slip Rubber Bottom 
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From Our Research Team:A High-quality Damper Pedal for Any Electronic KeyboardThe M-Audio SP-2 Sustain Pedal is is a high-quality switchable damper pedal that's perfect for keyboard players who want the most realistic pedal action. The SP-2 model is used in the same manner as the sustain pedal on an acoustic piano. This classic-style pedal works with any M-Audio keyboard and is compatible with all electronic keyboards. Designed to work and feel just like an acoustic piano's sustain pedal, it has a specially designed rubber bottom that grips the floor and stays put while you play.M-Audio SP-2 Sustain Pedal Features:
The M-Audio SP-2 Sustain Pedal is key for keyboard players who want the most realistic pedal action! SP-2 Sustain Pedal Image Gallery
Can We Help?call toll-free (800) 222-4700 or E-mail usto get personalized advice from a Sweetwater Sales Engineer. Reviewsbased on 5 reviewsGood Pedal
by Sheri from Fargo, ND
It's a pedal what can you say. Works good and not as clunky like older pedals. Can't go wrong at this price!
January 26, 2012 Music Background: Pro Producer Worked well for over 3 years
by Kidpr3 from Pasadena, CA USA
I've used the SP-2 for over 3 years. I play two to three gosple services a week. Had no problems until just recently. I feel it was a good investment. I plan to buy two more so that I will have a back... read more [+] up. Great value!! close [-]
November 28, 2011 Music Background: Hobbyist Great upgrade from a stock sustain pedal
by Johnathan from Michigan, USA
If you're still using a flimsy plastic sustain pedal that came with your keyboard that runs away on you when you're using it, why? This pedal has a switch that allows it to work with Roland and Yamaha... read more [+] style keyboards, as well as Korg and Casio keyboards (they have different switching polarities - some expect the switch to be normally open, and some expect it to be normally closed).July 12, 2011 Music Background: Musician (worship leader), Hobbyist This pedal has a great feel if you're used to a normal piano pedal, but it feels a little spongy when you press it down all the way. I was going to get a Roland SP-10, but thankfully my sales engineer clued me into the different polarities and I got this one instead. My only real complaint is that I got the pedal to replace a plastic one that came with my Casio PX-130 because that pedal kept running away from me while I played (I'd end up with one foot reaching underneath and behind the stand). This one doesn't move nearly as much, but it is still guilty of moving around a bit too. I guess that's gonna happen with many pedals, but just be aware. It doesn't move around that much, and the pedal is long enough (about 10 inches) that I can set it against some parts of my keyboard stand to make sure it stays put, just, FYI, buyer beware, etc... close [-] Works... For a while...
by Josh Lyon from Shreveport, LA
This pedal worked just as it should for about 3 months, the I started experiencing issues. The sustain would only last for about 1 second and then it would release on its own. After about 2 days of ... read more [+]this it stopped working all together. Now I'll admit I step on it pretty hard most the time, but I expected more durability from M-Audio... close [-]
February 6, 2011 Music Background: Recording Engineer, Musician M-Audio SP Sustain Pedal sudden quit working
by Larry Herbstritt from
This started out to be a great sustain pedal. It worked perfectly for about five months and then suddenly the sustain held for just a few seconds and then dropped. When I flipped the polarity switch t... read more [+]he sustain was holding indefinitely. I tried switching it back, hoping it would again work as well as it had with the polarity reversed but again it dropped off after a few seconds. The price is nice for this pedal but if it doesn't sustain it's rather worthless even if it was free. close [-]
June 20, 2011 Music Background: Music industry professional musician for more than 30 years. Also popular
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