Casio SP3 Sustain Pedal for Keyboards

It worked on Casio WK-1630. I honestly never even thought that I could get a sustain pedal on this 20 yo keyboard. Cable is long enough with room to spare. Its a plastic base and moves around on a wood floor. Definitely not an issue if your foot is on it while pressing or depressing.

This Casio Momentary "Sustain Pedal" came in record time - less than two days from my order. I needed a matching unit from a Privia keyboard that I had purchased a three pedal piano unit, but I use it for my Virtual Organ to control the Stop Sequencer and I had already a USB box for many switches and have now two Casio Momentary switches to be used by my feet when needing to quickly move through a sequence of stops. They are both used as a "Next" function for my right or left foot. I have thumb pistons that have a Previous button, which is almost never used but the Next function is critical! This works perfectly and can be placed horizontally or vertically for whatever floats yer boat!

This works perfectly for my Casio Privia PX 160. It does slide a bit on a smooth floor (hardwood for me), so you might have to engineer a solution for that.

Good quality with a fair price ~ Hope it last forever！！

Fantastic pedal works great to replace the original. We had other pedals that were said to be able to be generic replacements but did not work correctly when hooked up to the piano. Once this pedal was purchased, it worked immediately and saved the piano player at church from having to depress the pedal 3 or 4 times to get the old pedal to work. I gave it 4 stars due to the way the construction of these pedals are of plastic. Looking at the way the old pedal broke into several pieces and that this pedal matches the old one exactly I see that it has the same weaknesses in the plastic top piece that the old one did . The old pedal lasted for 3 years though with repeated playing for 1-2 hours a day 3-4 times a week. Pedal works perfectly with the original CASIO piano. Thank you!

Works great

The pedal works well with my Casio WK-6600 keyboard. It is a bit on the lighter side but I don't find that to be an issue, unless you have a cable tugging at it.

This could've been a good pedal—worked with my Alesis QS7 keyboard and seemed well built; however, the distance from off (up) to on (down) is far too deep a press and required far too much effort as the mechanism is quite stiff. Considering the pedal is simply on or off, there is no reason for such a wide distance to press. Because of this I'm returning it and will try another sustain pedal. Update 02-11-22 I tried another pedal (an FZONE) before sending the Casio one back. In short, the new pedal was clinky-clanky noisy, even though the description said it was newly designed to be quiet. So for now, I decided to stick with the Casio, as it is a good "in the ball-park" pedal , other than the issue I mentioned originally. Upped my rating to three stars; however, it shouldn't be so hard to design a great switch pedal.