RolandDP-2 Damper Pedal, Momentary Footswitch for "Non-Latch" Operations

Works with my 2480 but made of cheap plastic. Will not stand up to much foot use.

I bought one of these little pedals when I first heard started giggling about… Oh I don’t know in the 70s. I’ve had it all this time and it still works great and it’s been banged around and beat up and everything. Now that I’m playing an organ that needs a sustain pedal and a pedal for a trigger on the hip Leslie speaker, I now need a second pedal. And this gem is it.Oh and I will add this, if you turn your keyboard on and the pedal is inverse from the way you would like it then shut the keyboard off and press the pedal down with your foot when you turn the keyboard. So that way the pedal will match your fine machine.

I've had a couple of these that were heavily used for rehearsal and gigging and they hold up to heavy use. On stage I'll sometimes wear bigass boots and have stomped on these. I had one pedal that finally started going bad after 10 years, this could be fixed but it also nice to have spares. The wire is a bit too long for me so I mod mine and cut the wire shorter so its about the perfect length from my instrument without having this large coil of wire at my feet. Also you may want to mount these to a small board or tape them down when gigging they're small and light and move around.Of course the price could be a lot lower on these seeing whats inside them, still very simple so not much to break.

It works great, but doesn't stay put. I'll have to find a way to keep it in one place.

I use it as a Leslie slow/fast switch on my Hammond Sk2. It is made out of plastic but it's sturdy and well made. The attached cord is exceptionally long and comes with a retaining strap to keep things neat. A rubber pad on the bottom keeps it from moving. Would make a good backup sustain pedal, too.

I bought this to accompany a Roland A-33 that I found at a pawn shop. It works well and is all that I was wanting and expecting. I suppose time will tell with regards to its durability. I don't have any worries though. It seems solid.

If your like me you don't care much if it looks like a "real" piano pedal. You just want a pedal that works and that lasts. This is the pedal for you. I have purchased about 3 of these but never because they have broken. I buy them because I have 3 boards. I wouldn't buy any other pedal.

This is a great toggle on/off or punch in/out pedal!! It's quality and workmanship are excellent. It seems very sturdy and built to last! I'm using it for my Boss BR1600 digital recorder. It works very nicely!! The product came just as advertised and I got it just a few days after placing my order, super fast shipping!!

It works -- on or off, with no subtlety -- but be (very) aware that polarity matches. If you don't check, you may find it works in the opposite sense to what you expected, and it's not always possible to change it. Do don't do what I did, which was take it to a gig without trying it first. Not only is this embarrassing, it also encourages nerds to swarm around you all confident they can sort it out.

It's USP is its price. It is also from ROLAND and made in Taiwan.Build is okay for a 990 INR priced product. The rubber padding is enough to keep it steady near your feet unless you are a kicker.It's working as expected for my Casio 5000. Initially the polarity was opposite but there is a trick to change that.Plug in the Pedal and then press & hold the function key and turn the power on. [In this mode the sustain will work when you press the pedal].If you want the opposite then plug in the Pedal and turn the keyboard on without pressing the function key [In this mode the sustain will work always but you have to press the pedal to stop the sustain].Hope it helps !

I purchased this foot pedal for my Roland EA-7 Arranger Keyboard. This foot pedal works as assignable switch (like Style On/OFF) on toggle if connected in CONTROL hole and also a Sustain pedal, if connected in HOLD hole. It is made in Taiwan, suitable for Roland range , where DP-2 pedal is recommended, but Roland is not written on the product. Quality is good. It comes packed in a Roland carton box.

Cumple su función y no falla como otros que he tenido. El precio está muy bien teniendo en cuenta que es Roland.

Momentary control pedal. Use it for anything your midi 1/4 ports can handle. One minor setback is it is a fixed pedal so sometime you have to invert the polarity and it doesn't have a button nor does it work with the pedal-hold-power on-off technique. You ll find software work-around so it's not a worry. Been using it with shoes and barefeet for 2 years, it's fine. Long Cable!