CasioCasio SP-20 - Piano Style Sustain Pedal

I bought this to go with one of the new Casio CT-X5000 keyboards. I tend to pack pedals with their keyboards to ensure a polarity match if nothing else. The new CT-X5000 seemed to deserve a decent sustain pedal and this works well.I have yet to decide on what I will be using for the assignable expession pedal, I might see if the Korg expression pedal I use on my PA600 works, but there is no urgency.To be honest any of the generally available sustain pedals will work on this keyboard as long as the polarity is right or switchable, but using this means that the sustain is operating as well as Casio intended it to, so far its nothing special - but you don't know until you try it out.Anyway a nice piano style pedal that seems well made and does its job. It hasn't got switcheable polarity so will be wrong for some of my keyboards, but will probably work on most.

I got this in excellent condition having paid a bit cheaper as it is second hand. It took a little longer to be delivered but arrived anyway so all is good. It has some weight in it so it won't be moving every time I step on it unlike the previous pedal which came with the piano . I don't know, maybe it's just me but it made my piano sound better.

Great pedal, very sturdy and well built but doesn't have a switch to change polarisation so won't work on many keyboards.

Been using this a few years. It's heavy & substantial & doesn't slide around as much as lighter cheaper ones

So far so good.. only disappointment is that I thought would be more sturdy. When you press down a little it hits the bottom of the pedal so quickly that hits the metal, making that uncomfortable sound all the time I press the pedal ..

Pedal has failed after 18 months.Pretty disappointing as it is built solid.

I use this with my Casio CDP-S100 88 key keyboard, as the pedal provided with the product is an awful plastic affair that doesn’t stay in one place on the floor. As a beginner I needed a pedal that I didn’t need to play football with every time I needed to use it. This pedal is robust, does the job and looks far more professional, although it is expensive for what it is.

The pedal worked for 1 year and 1 month and then broke after routine usage. When I contacted Casio, they said the 2 year warranty ' does not cover wear and tear... the external parts of the unit are not covered by the warranty as they are deemed to be articles of limited resistance and the warranty doesn't cover these parts of the watch, as wear and tear can occur over some time of using the unit.' One has to wonder what the warranty is for in this case... Nothing so it seems. Buyer beware.