M-Audio SP-1 Universal Sustain Pedal

Good and sturdy pedal, metal body not plastic, superb grip both bottom and top. Go for this instead of the Yamaha model anyday.

Very good for a beginner.

Sometimes response is delaied

Good for sound quality, value for money, comfortable

Pedal's Spring is defective. Makes screeching noise when pressed or released. Intermittently malfunctions too.

Inside pin was damaged within 15 days..i am not happy with your product..Please upgrade the product..

MAudio is a good brand but when i purcased this pedal i found out it is not so sturdy like claimed. I was having high hopes with this compact pedal but used it for three rehearsals only and the spring broke. Should have fitted more reliable mechanism for the price. Waste of money for me.

Does the job of sustain but unhappy with the purchase Pros: 1) Price 2) Polarity switch Built-in Cons: 1) Rubber pad on top comes off easily 2) Pressing the peddal is NOT convenient unlike the standard Piano style pedal 3) Not a smooth experience using this pedal. .

Elle fait bien son job et est agréable à utiliser (excellent rapport qualité-prix)

Great pedal with metal construction, Virtually identical to a Yamaha FC5 foot switch, half the price and does the same job, just slightly more resistance to depress than the Yamaha if I remember. Sticks to a laminate floor well. Works flawlessly with my PSR - SX700 keyboard.

I've tried a few of these momentary pedals, including Boss FS-5U (switchable), Hosa FSC-502 (normally open/off) and Roland DP-2 (normally closed/on). The Boss is the best, but it's also the most expensive, and doesn't come with a built-in cable. This pedal is designed a little differently than the Boss pedal, but it shares a feature with the Boss pedal that the Hosa and Roland pedals don't: an external switch that allows you to go from "normally open/off" mode to "normally closed/on," so this single pedal will work with pretty much any piece of equipment/feature that requires a momentary pedal. It's quiet; the construction is very heavy duty ... steel bottom and top, with thick rubber non-skid material on both; it comes with a built-in cable, all at about half the cost of the Boss pedal. At this price, nothing else I've tried even comes close. Very pleased. [After reading a few older reviews, I came across one that explained the remarkable cost difference between this pedal and the Boss FS-5U ... the "guts" of this switch are FAR more rudimentary and prone to glitch/failure than the Boss design (M-Audio switch is activated by two bare internal wires being pushed into contact when you press the pedal). The Boss switch relies on a more sophisticated mini-button momentary switch mounted on an internal circuit board, so I still favor the Boss switch in terms of quality/reliability, but this one DID consistently work for my application, right out of the box. Buyers should also note that the manufacturer seems to have responded to older complaints about the rubber pads coming off/loose by changing to pads with little spikes on their bottoms that stick through corresponding holes in the metal case, to hold the pads more permanently/securely in place. So, still a great value, as long as you're aware of its limitations/potential shortcomings, and the more rudimentary design works for your application. My five star rating still stands.]

Very simple and very durable. Gets quite the stompin from me. Easy to setup as 1- plug it in, 2- use it. I use it with Ableton Live and Ableton Push 2. Medium firm on the push, snaps back quickly. Doesn't move aorund on the ground when you're working it. Not much else to say besides bravo for making a good product and I look forward to using it for years to come.

Finally M-audio decided to ditch those light weight, turdy sustain pedals ! Thanks God. This time, it's Build Solid and heavy. Won't float around between your feet. The only bummer is, It's Made in China 💩