M-Audio Sp-1 - "Works fine ... but it's noisy!"
I have used this pedal with plenty of keyboards of different brands and have never had a problem to make it work. The only downside is that the mechanism is noisy: Every time you press the pedal you …
M-Audio Ex-P - "affordable and long lasting"
The M Audio EX-P is a great MIDI pedal and it will work with all of your M Audio MIDI controllers. This is currently the only pedal that I own but it is the only Pedal that I need for my Axiom Contro…
M-Audio Sp-1 - Feupied's review
Keyboard sustain pedal. It's made of metal with a rubber pad. Its cable is extended by a standard 1/4" jack. It further features a polarity switch for universal compatability, which allows you to …
M-Audio Sp-1 - Cripur's review
The Sp1 is made of metal, very heavy, so it doesn't slide and seems super sturdy. BUT after only one year, both plastic supports (top and bottom) have come almost off, and the first signs of it becom…
M-Audio Sp-2 - moosers's review
The M-Audio SP-2 is a sustain pedal for use with electronic and MIDI keyboards. It's compatible with anything that has a 1/4" output for a sustain pedal, which is going to be pretty much every digit…
M-Audio Sp-2 - " Almost perfect!"
translatedI use it for a few weeks ... I already had "square" style pedals fc5 yamaha, casio sp3 ... Obviously, nothing. To get a feel "close" to a piano, it is better to move towards a standard pedal pia…
M-Audio Ex-P - " Hmm ..."
translatedI use it for 10 days. This is the first model in expression pedal that I tried. What is nice is the potentiometer "tab", which allows to determine the nonzero mini volume when the pedal is fully …
M-Audio Sp-2 - " Good but ....."
translatedI use it for two days No other pedal sustain tried before The concern I have is that the pedal seems to work backwards? Indeed, for the sustain pedal should be in a high position, is this norma…
M-Audio Sp-2 - " very good product ..... just missing the half pedal function"
translatedreceived last Friday. I am a pianist, I manage the depression of the pedal full, half and quarter pedal etc. (for those who understand). I had at least five pedals "sustain" or (rather strong is the …
M-Audio Ex-P - " Beautiful but capricious ...!"
translatedI bought two pedals to control volume on my keyboard. Pretty, pretty heavy, pleasant to use (must tighten the inter-axis to avoid the feeling of having nothing underfoot), do not slip on the floor …
M-Audio Ex-P - " Horrible"
translatedI bought it a year ago to complete my Ring Thing and to use the function (whammy). And it's great no matter what! I suspected that the plastic is cheap (we are in entry level), but from there it b…
M-Audio Ex-P - " Cheap, but satisfying ..."
translatedAs already mentioned it is quite satisfactory. We appreciate the dial to adjust the threshold MIDI. Is the control that is not necessarily obvious. I think it is too soft. Difficult to get the desi…
M-Audio Ex-P - Tobel's review
translatedMIDI expression pedals simple, reasonably priced, good quality of a trs manufacturing, which does not slip on a smooth tile. And it works perfectly! A potentiomtre can rgler MIDI minimum value at …
M-Audio Sp-2 - HooDoo00's review
translatedI use it for only 3 days with a keyboard controller M-Audio Axiom, but in truth, a sustain pedal, it traveled fast. What I like most about this pedal is its weight that allows you to remain perfec…
M-Audio Sp-2 - " Eyes closed!"
translatedto support the view of HooDoo00, I confirm that this pedal is definitely the best on the market! Maybe because of its "volume", DJs and others will find it a little big, but for others it is a real …
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