is this pedal compatible with Casio CTK 2300? Thanks
1625366
I can't answer that specifically, but I went with the phrase "The SP-2 is a universal sustain pedal with polarity switch for compatibility with all electronic keyboards." I tried it and it works perfectly. Just plug it in. It really is so much nicer than the clunky one that came with the piano.
1625367
This pedal should be compatible with about any keyboard. It has a switch that switches it to normally open or normally closed on actuation.
1571187
First of all, the Tascam RC-3F Foot Switch is heavy duty and works great with my Tascam Mixer. I would contact Boss.com & Tascam.com and ask them both the same question being specific to both as the model number of this footswitch and the model number of your Boss electronic drums. They are both very reliable as far as getting back to you with your questions. Also contact YAHAMA.com electronics/musical instruments as YAMAHA electronic drum pedals work with most/almost all electronic drums and the same pedal from YAMAHA also works on most electronic keyboards/piano/organs/synthesizers etc. Places like Musicians Friend.com, Sweetwater Music.com, Guitar Center.com etc would also be able to answer this correctly and also send you great free catalogs if you request them with lots of free lessons etc. online. Most of the time Amazon is less expensive to buy from with these companies giving you info and ideas and when they have sales they can't be beat to order from these companies directly. I hope this helps. Happy Holidays!
18051
I'm not familiar with Casio either, but I've had the Yamaha for 5 years and it's been wonderful and never given me any trouble at all. It also has great sound quality and all the features you'll probably ever need.
2261305
no - you are smart to ask! Only the philips software works with the philips pedal.
616225
Yes, it have it, I purchased this sustain pedal, and works fine with the keyboard Yamaha FC4 Piano Style Sustain Pedal:Yamaha FC4 Piano Style Sustain Pedal
1883646
I used this with a Casio LK-230 and it worked fine. It was a good buy for the price.
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.
584770
THIS PEDAL IS MADE FOR THE TC HELICON INTERFACES YOU CAN SEE THE MANUAL AT THIS SITE http://www.tcelectronic.com/switch-3/
619134
I don't personally know as I have a Privia. BUT I was in a Best Buy music department and they carry a full line of Casio instruments and they should be able to help you. Just call a Best Buy! :-)
1573021
Apparently so. The Casio ADE95 power supply is compatible with the following Casio keyboard models: SA-46, SA-47, SA76-, SA-77, SA-78, LK-120, LK-125, LK-127, LK-160, LK-165, LK-240, LK-247, LK-280, CTK-240, CTK-245, CTK-1100, CTK-1150, CTK-1200, CTK-2080, CTK-2300, CTK-3200, CTK-4200, WK-220, WK-225, XW-P1, XW-P1GD, XW-P1CO, and XW-G1.
1077577
Absolutely!! I had purchased this pedal for the same amp and it works great!!
1874135
Yes, you can. The Wk-225 comes with quite a few preloaded organ voices. In addition, with Casio's data manager program (available for free on the Casio website), you can connect your keyboard to your computer via USB and add and delete voices, songs and rhythms as you wish. For a fuller listing of the WK-225's features, I suggest you download the PDF of the user manual. Simply Google "manual for Casio WK-225" and it should be the first link.
376673
Anne Bothman is right. Unless your on a Casio keyboard, Casio pedals usually work in reverse of how supposed to work, because of the polarity. (it will hold when you let go of the pedal, and the sound stops when you press on it. it's supposed to work the other way). Most other brands do not have this problem, but your best bet is to get a Yamaha pedal, just in case. That way you will know for sure it's compatible.
1142667
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.
1282001
I don't know. However, in the past, I have used this pedal even with Yamahas, and it did work.
1550192
Mine is a Casio CT-615. I don't know how that compares to Casio PX-130, but it works very well for the one I have.
151747
don't know. pedals usually go by size of plug in. They come in 2 sizes- large and small. Check out your keyboard,