Does the Casio CTK 4200 have a sustaining pedal or is that another item to order?
167316
This keyboard has a jack for a sustaining petal but you have to purchase the petal (Its Optional)
479211
Yep, there is a Sustain port on the back for an optional pedal, right next to the USB port.
1507558
You should and the best for this keyboard is the Casio SP20 Piano Style Sustain Pedal
488995
No, there is no input for a sustain pedal, unfortunately. Overall, I like the keyboard - very nice feel for something so small. Much better than the m-audio version.
80974
Yes, Mine did! Threw manual away along with the box. I've had several Casio's in the past but this is my favorite! I've received lots of compleme s.
462811
Yes, but just one that sustains (only, from what I can tell), not the 3 pedals (or effects) you would expect from a tradition piano. However, this piano is great form learning/practice or if you don't have a lot of room is wonderful and the keys feel like a "real" piano. Very nice sound as well.
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PX-130 WITH stand and pedals at Best Buy for $550 minus online 10% off coupon = $495 if bought in store. I haven't tried the yamaha, but I was very pleased with the action on this casio...shocked, actually, that it was a casio. 128 voice polyphony is great for fast classical pieces using the sustain pedal. This also has some cool electric piano and organ sounds if you mess with chorus and reverb. REALLY a good buy for $495.
827808
Yes it does, although it wasn't clear that the pedal was included so I ordered one and ended up returning it. The pedal is a nice quality pedal.
1634192
Yes, this will work with any keyboard that has a standard jack for sustain pedals (1/4"). According to casio's website the wk-110 has the correct input: http://www.casio.com/products/archive/Digital_Pianos_&_Keyboards/Portable_Keyboards/WK-110/
1581953
If the Casio WK-110 has accommodation for a sustain pedal this one will for surely work.
479212
I believe there is an input for a separetly purchased sustain pedal. Hope this helps!
376674
First off you're asking about a Casio pedal being compatible with a Yamaha keyboard. The only way to know that is if one has both. I do not.What you should do is go out to the manufacture's web site http://usa.yamaha.com/products/musical-instruments/keyboards/digitalkeyboards/dgx_series/ypg-235/?mode=model#tab=product_lineuplook at the available accessories for the product you own to see what accessories are compatible with what you have. It lists the FC4 as a piano type sustain pedal for that keyboard, which does appear to be available to buy through amazon.com First off you're asking about a Casio pedal being compatible with a Yamaha keyboard. The only way to know that is if one has both. I do not.What you should do is go out to the manufacture's web site http://usa.yamaha.com/products/musical-instruments/keyboards/digitalkeyboards/dgx_series/ypg-235/?mode=model#tab=product_lineuplook at the available accessories for the product you own to see what accessories are compatible with what you have. It lists the FC4 as a piano type sustain pedal for that keyboard, which does appear to be available to buy through... » Read More First off you're asking about a Casio pedal being compatible with a Yamaha keyboard. The only way to know that is if one has both. I do not.What you should do is go out to the manufacture's web site http://usa.yamaha.com/products/musical-instruments/keyboards/digitalkeyboards/dgx_series/ypg-235/?mode=model#tab=product_lineuplook at the available accessories for the product you own to see what accessories are compatible with what you have. It lists the FC4 as a piano type sustain pedal for that keyboard, which does appear to be available to buy through amazon.com « Show Less
376675
Casio has different polarity than Yamaha. There are no name pedals that work with Yamaha no problem. Keep searching, is my opinion.
442701
From the materials I have read, it appears that this will work on most Casio's but I'm no expert on this. Does the WK-220 have an assignable jack 'hole' in the back of the keyboard? This is where the pedal jack inserts.
716170
The pedal is great. I no longer have a need for it as I now own a Zoom G5 and will use the compression / sustain included. I still kept this pedal though because the quality of the sustain is the best I have used. The compression also makes a noticeable difference. You won't regret this pedal as It definitely competes with any named brand Compressor Pedal.
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Yes. it comes with a pedal. Its a stealth pedal n it connects to the stealth kick. its weird at first but you will get use to it. The kick shorted out after a month so i had to return it.
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Hi W. Henderson. I believe the pedal is meant to work as one in a real piano would, and sustaining a note for that long is not possible as far as a I know. In my electronic keyboard (Casio CTK-3000) there were some tones that could be sustained for as long as I wanted but, again, it is not a feature of the pedal itself. On another note, I found this pedal to work great with my piano. I highly recommend the pedal.