Yamaha GO MO DVD Instant Guide for Making Music on the MO6/ MO8 Review

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(More customer reviews)After purchasing my MO8 I was quite impressed with the poower and capability of this keyboard. However, being new at programming, sequencing etc. I was intimidated by the complexity of how to take advantage of what it could do.
I was pleased to find "Go Mo Instant Guide to Making Music With the Mo", so I gladly spent the $35 to order it. It helped me to see what the Mo was capable of and to dig into the manual, step-by-step to find out how to do it. The video does not give you that step-by-step instruction but it does show you how to use some of the keyboard's functions and programs.
I would recommend this to someone, like myself, who needs that extra push, or someone that wants to get an insightful look at what this keyboard does before making the purchase.

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World Tour Deluxe Keyboard Gig Bag Casio WK200 (WK200) Review

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(More customer reviews)this product was just what i wanted and needed. no need to carry other bags for
all my accesseiers. i hope to use it as long as i can.

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M-Audio SP-1 US65000 Sustain Pedal for Keyboards Review

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(More customer reviews)The M-Audio SP-1 US65000 is a sturdy and solid pedal. The case is metal, not plastic, so it'll hold up well over time. The rubber pads on the top and bottom keep it from moving around, though the pads have a tendency to come loose.
The main reliability issue with the pedal is the low-cost construction inside. Instead of having the pedal actuate a switch inside, there's just a stiff bare wire that presses down against another bare wire to make contact. It works and is cheaper to manufacture than using a real switch. However, if the pedal goes unused for a few days, oxidation forms on the bare wire, which results in unreliable contact and flaky pedal response. Depressing the pedal a dozen or more times clears off the oxidation. If it doesn't, opening the pedal and cleaning the wire resolves any inconsistent/noisy pedal signals.
If you're handy with a soldering iron, replacing the pseudo-switch with a real momentary contact switch would yield a really great pedal.

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Compatible with all electronic keyboards, the SP-1 sustain pedal from M-Audio offers a simple, compact, and sturdy means of prolonging a chord or note. The pedal is particularly ideal for any application that requires a non-latching momentary switch. The SP-1 also works with tone modules and drum machines, and comes with a 5-foot cable with a 1/4-inch phone plug.
What's in the Box Sustain pedal, 5-foot cable (1/4-inch plug), user's manual.

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Keywear Pro Keyboard Cover Small Review

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(More customer reviews)perfect fit for axiom 49, dust cover only will not protect your gear other then from getting dust

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Casio SP-3 Sustain Pedal Review

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(More customer reviews)Although the cost was low and the pedal does provide a sustain for my older keyboard (casio wk1200) ... I'm a bit disappointed with the fact it is a bit too light under foot. For the few extra bucks the heavier foot pedal would be better. I gave it a 3 because This guy (on tile or other than carpet) tends to run away from you...other than that... for the price (if you're saving bucks) don't hesitate to purchase it.

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Casio SP-3R Sustain Pedal for Casio Keyboards Review

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(More customer reviews)I tried to work with this pedal for several months, but found it very frustrating. It slips all over the place!! Why does Casio not put more effort into a pedal that comes with such a nice keyboard -Privia PX-100? I later purchased the M Gear elongated silver pedal, which is wonderful.

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Pyle-Pro - Universal Digital Piano & Keyboard Sustain Pedal Review

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(More customer reviews)I was expecting a sustain pedal more like that of a piano where you push down and hold as long as you want it to sustain...doesn't work that way. It sustains until you push on it again which makes it a little on the awkward side to use. It does sustain the keyboard though. All in all, was kind of a disappointment...

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Yamaha FC-5 Sustain Pedal for Portable Electronic Keyboards Review

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(More customer reviews)Growing up with an acoustic piano, I was uncomfortable with how the FC-5 Sustain Pedal felt. For me to tell when I was pressing the pedal or not, I had to take my shoes off. Unwilling to be an environmental hazard, I decided to purchase a pedal that has the feel of an acoustic piano's pedal. (Much better than buying that yellow tape to surround myself with...)
If you are looking for the feel of an acoustic piano's pedal, I would recommend the FC-4. Or if you want the same feel with a pedal that can do more than just sustain, I'd recommend the FC-3.

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This handy sustain pedal/FS controller hooks up to any synthesizer, tone module, or drum machine with a .25-inch phone jack sustain-pedal input. Specific compatible Yamaha devices include the PSR-D1, PSR-195, PSR-225, PSR-225, PSR-240, PSR-248, PSR-270, PSR-330, PSR-340, PSR-530, PSR-540. Its five-foot cable affords ample placement options.What's in the Box Sustain pedal/FS controller and an instruction manual.

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On Stage KSP100 Universal Sustain Pedal Review

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(More customer reviews)This is a good foot pedal. It works on my casio and is actually a better quality and price than the casio brand foot pedal. It doesn't slide around, either.

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Yamaha FC3 Dual Zone Piano Style Sustain Pedal Review

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(More customer reviews)This pedal is really worth the price. I can't imagine not having it. I use it with a Yamaha P70 digital keyboard. I grew up playing a normal piano, and was skeptical about how this would work. The control is very precise. It is indespensible for anyone who is used to using a pedal. At first I thought it was a little high of the ground, but I got used to it.

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M-Audio SP-2 US65010 Sustain Pedal Piano Style Sustain Pedal for Keyboards Review

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(More customer reviews)I had been using the 'pedal' which came with the keyboard for the Privia px-100 keyboard which is nothing like a pedal on a normal piano. I purchased the M-Audio pedal to replace it.
At first I was thrilled with this pedal, but when I bought a stand for my digital piano I discovered a problem. This pedal is very long, 10.5". With the stand against the wall there was no room to push the pedal far enough back to place into a normal playing position. I had to move the stand about 8 inches from the wall to put the pedal into place.
Before buying just beware of how you have/want to arrange your keyboard and be sure you'll have the room to use the pedal comfortably.

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M-Audio SP-2 Sustain Pedal--Play as Passionately as You Want
The M-Audio SP-2 Sustain Pedal is the perfect product 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. Designed to work and feel just like an acoustic pianos sustain pedal, it has a specially designed rubber bottom that grips the floor and stays put while you play.
Feels as good as an acoustic piano pedal.

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