Question 1

For a while, my pedal sustained when NOT depressed, sort of a reverse functionality, which I actually appreciated...but can't replicate. Anyone else?

Accepted Answer

According to the FAQ on the manufacturer's web site (for the SP-Double and SP-Triple), ¨Are the pedals switchable? The pedals will not have a switch to change polarity and will operate as normally open. This means that the pedal will send a value of 0 when up and a value of 127 when pressed down all the way. Different manufacturers may program their keyboards to respond to the opposite (127 when up, 0 when down) and to combat this some pedals may come with a switch to change the polarity of the pedal to match that of the keyboard. Typically, though there are ways around this without the need for the switch.¨  (The article is on the manufacture's website at:  http://m-audio.com/kb/article/1967 )

Question 2

Does this pedal have a gradient on the sensitivity for the sustain, OR is it an on/off sustain switch?

Accepted Answer

It appears this is a simple on/off switch pedal. For continuous or gradient performance the phrases to look for in sustain pedal description are "half-damper" or "half-pedaling." If there is no indication by the manufacturer of one of those descriptions, the pedal is just an on/off switch. If your digital piano or electronic keyboard supports half-damper, then a half-damper pedal varies the nature of the sustain effect based on how far down you depress the pedal. The only half-damper pedals I have found so are the Yamaha FC3A, Roland DP-10, and Korg DS1H. The half-damper effect emulates the action on an acoustic piano of lifting the felt damping pads only part way off of the strings.

Question 3

Where is the cable of the pedal?

Accepted Answer

its permanently attached to the pedal.

Question 4

Does this pedal work with all Korg keyboards?

Accepted Answer

The pedal has reversible polarity, so it will work with all keyboards.

ASIN	B00063678K
Amazon Bestseller	#55,330 in Musical Instruments ( See Top 100 in Musical Instruments ) #154 in Keyboard Pedals & Footswitches
Batteries	1 Nonstandard Battery batteries required.
Body Material	Rubber
Color Name	Black, Silver
Compatible Devices	635665225
Connector	1/4" jack
Customer Reviews	4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (28,782)
Date First Available	June 30, 2009
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item model number	SP-2
Material Type	Rubber
Voltage	9 Volts

M-AUDIO SP-2 SP-2 Foot Pedal for MIDI Devices

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