| | |  | Electronic Keyboards | Home » » » » » 3 Sustain Pedal Board | | | | | | | Product Promotions: | | | | | Description: | | A Piano Style, Three Pedal Attachment for Your CS67 Privia Stand! The SP32 pedal adds those extra piano dynamics you want for your Privia Digital Piano. The 3 three pedal system adds an extended damper function in that it simulates a pedal that has been pressed down half way. | | | Features: | |
• Easily connects to keyboard stand
• 3 pedal system
• Extended damper function
• Simulates pedal down 1/2 way
• Great for home of studio
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 52.5 inches | | Product Width:
| 3.25 inches | | Product Height:
| 7.25 inches | | Product Weight:
| 0.04 pounds | | Package Length:
| 52.5 inches | | Package Width:
| 7.6 inches | | Package Height:
| 3.1 inches | | Package Weight:
| 4.4 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 15 reviews |
| | | | Customer Reviews: | |
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19 of 19 found the following review helpful:
 Does the job, but disappointed with the qualityMar 30, 2010
By J. Chu
This pedal board is plastic. It is also a medium grey color, matching part of the px-130 keyboard. The board itself is much flimsier than I expected. What I was expecting was veneered or, foil covered particleboard, the same material that the sturdy stand is made of. Well, its not. It does look more finished than the sustain pedal attached to a cord, but when compared to the px-130 which exceeded my expectations in most regards, and the stand, which was pretty much the Ikea quality I expected, this pedal board underwhelmed. Also, the pedals are short and relatively difficult to depress. I used them with only socks on, and they weren't very comfortable to use, and not at all like a real piano. In shoes, they might be OK. Anyway, I won't return it, because that would be more trouble than its worth. I would give it 2.5 stars if that were possible, since I view it as between "It's OK" and "I don't like it" Nevertheless, the whole ensemble, keyboard, stand and board are nice together.
12 of 12 found the following review helpful:
 Good accessoryJan 14, 2011
By M. Kelley
This pedal assembly attaches easily to the stand that is made for the keyboard and has a special plug that mates with a separate connection under the piano. I have two of the Privia PX 330s, one with the stand and this pedal attachment, the other on a portable stand with standard sustain pedal on the floor plugged into its own 1/4" jack, also on the keyboard. This pedal assembly is so much better because it has all three pedals and they don't slide around on the floor like the single sustain pedal I use on the other PX 330. This is a very clever solution for a keyboard you don't intend to take out a lot. The four screws that hold the keyboard to the stand have very fine threads so need lots of turning to loosen or tighten, and the special plug assembly for the pedals is under the keyboard and is also a bit tricky to remove and replace. So if you get the stand and the pedal assembly do so with a keyboard you intend to leave connected to the pedals and the stand most of the time.
8 of 8 found the following review helpful:
Functional, but disappointing qualitySep 19, 2010
By G. Linden
"linden"
This pedal board works and is designed to work work the PX-130 and the stand for the PX-130. But the quality is disappointing. The pedals themselves are heavy, reasonably attractive, and functional, but the board is made of light, cheap feeling plastic. It's basically the only choice for the PX-130 if you want to round out the unit with a stand and pedals, but I was choosing between several digital pianos, some of which had larger integrated cases, and the low build quality of this pedal board is another strike against the choice I made. Overall, I'm okay with the PX-130 with the CS67 stand and SP32 pedal board, but not really thrilled, and kind of wonder if I might have been better off had I picked one of my other options.
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
 There has been a product upgradeJan 07, 2012
By freebird1963
Apparently, Casio has read the reviews from customers that were dissatisfied and recently upgraded this product. Some reviews say this is a "flimsy piece of particle board with pedals attached". NOT TRUE. My new pedal board is made of high quality aluminum which gives the whole set a very pleasing appearance. The only difference between this board and the pedals on a full size piano is the size of the pedals. Playing barefoot is no problem but the pedals are slightly smaller and closer together which makes for playing in shoes a little difficult. Overall, I am very satisfied with the full set as an amateur.
4 of 5 found the following review helpful:
Dresses up the piano nicelyAug 20, 2010
By K. Eng
The pedals are shiny brass-finished metal with sturdy springs underneath that compress when stepped on. They're integrated into the cross bar (board?) is plastic and has a hollow quality to it against your foot. It's semi-glossy medium gray against the matte black stand which, IMHO, is visually a bit unbalanced. There's slight torquing in the crossbar behind the pedals as you step on them so it's not as sturdy-feeling as the rest of the stand/piano. The pedals connect to the keyboard with a black wire that trains up the right leg of the stand with adhesive hooks which you must position. This is obscured if the keyboard is facing a wall, but not very aesthetic if it's in the middle of your room. Nevertheless, it functions well and completes the package, despite being the weakest link. The piano comes packaged with a sewing-machine-styled plastic sustain pedal. Obviously, this is much nicer.
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