Rpu-3 Keyboard Triple Pedal Unit, A Grand Piano Pedaling Experience

Well made set of pedals. Using mine for multiple functions with Roland RD-2000 + Arturia KeyLab. Works well

A* Product, Very convenient and handy. Allso Very compact and sturdy. Sure it would give you the exact feeling of playing an acoustic piano pedals. It should work as an organ pedal set if you use a organ instrument sound. Very happy with my purchase, one more thing is that Roland products seem to be more premium for the price and I completely recommend this product.

I'm not a pianist but this is a great pedal. These are not switches, they output CC between 0 and 127 so it's easy to half pedal. My keyboard doesn't have three inputs to make use of this directly but with the addition of a DOREMIDI midi pedal converter you can plug this in via midi in or usb and program the pedals to do what you need. This pedal has revolutionised Pianoteq for me. The difference between have a switch style sustain pedal and three proper pedals is incredible. Very much worth the money.

Purchased an RD88 and this pedal unit as part of the package. Great feel and build quality but the soft pedal causes problems when connected to the RD88. Frequently locks out the internal speakers and you have to inc/dec the scene you are on to reset. If you disconnect the soft pedal then problem goes away. Soft pedal rarely required tbh so not a great loss but wonder if anyone else has had the same problem?

Having tried and returned the truly awful M-Audio triple pedal (a cheap and nasty imitation that did not work properly) I finally shelled out for one of these to work with my A-88 controller. The first thing that strikes you is the weight - this is serious build quality that you expect from Roland - rock solid. The jacks are labelled LCR (left, centre, right in case you were wondering) which should correspond to the labelled inputs on your Roland keyboard. If your keyboard isn't a Roland then check with the manufacturer for compatibility. Action is nice and smooth and used with a VST like Pianoteq you can reassign functions if you want to change the default. Overall very impressed. Price is on the high side but you really do get what you pay for.

So far seems to be high quality and reliable.

The absolute best thing about this item is it stays put! I have had single sustain pedals that you end up chasing around the floor while playing. This just feels like it is would attached to a piano - it really doesn't move an inch. Worth the extra just for that.

Roland thought this through thoroughly. If you have this you get that grand piano feel from a compatible stage piano. I have an RD2000 and it works flawlessly with this.