new Sustain Pedal，Universal for Yamaha Casio Roland Korg Behringer Moo digital Piano and Midi Electronic keyboards

I hooked it up to my Kurzweil, flipped the polarity switch, and it works with no issues. Very comfortable pedal and stays in one position way better than a standard sustain pedal.

I like it, pedal is quite comfortable to use.

Using the included 3.5mm jack adapter it was instant plug-and-play for a RockBand drum controller I picked up a while back. The size of the pedal is perfect and it is a very solid build. Much more affordable than getting a damaged used pedal.

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The pedal is sturdy enough to stay in one place. Much better than the light-weight square pedal that moves around. The only thing is that the pedal gap is a little too much, meaning that I have to raise my foot a little higher to push the pedal down. I press the tip of the pedal to make it easier to operate.

I got this sustain pedal to go with my new Casio CT-S1. It works quite nicely and feels better than the square sustain pedals that come with other keyboards. I especially like the greater surface area compared to the more traditional-style pedals in the market.

I was frustrated by how noisy my pedal was. I'm playing a Yamaha P125. I wanted to try something different. This pedal works fine. It's plastic, it's nothing special. I have my second MGear pedal and it's fine, too. That's the way I would go at this point, with the MGear.

This pedal feels good under the foot, and it stays in place better than other pedals (It is not 100% secure, but it is far better than others).