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Roland DP2 - Damper Pedal - Black
Momentary footswitch for "non-latch" footswitch operations such as sustaining notes on electronic keyboards.
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Description
The DP2 Pedal Switch is a high-quality inexpensive foot pedal that can be used as a Keyboard Hold pedal or to manage many other synthesizer or effect functions.
Internal Slide-Switch with self-wiping contacts
Mono Plug Extra-Length Cord (3.4m / 11ft.)
Dimensions: W x D x H 63 x 78 x 33mm (2-1/2 x 3-1/8 x 1-3/8 in.)
Technical Info
Rigid Plastic CaseInternal Slide-Switch with self-wiping contacts
Mono Plug Extra-Length Cord (3.4m / 11ft.)
Dimensions: W x D x H 63 x 78 x 33mm (2-1/2 x 3-1/8 x 1-3/8 in.)
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Roland DP2 - Damper Pedal - Black Reviews
9 out of 10
"my litle black box"
Feature:
Compact and easy to carry round. Fits into the pocket of my gig bag easily. Has a sticky bottom so it doesn't slide round.
Quality:
Pretty solid, hasn't fallen apart, which is helpful.
Value:
Extremely cheap for a sustain pedal, and does it's job well.
Desirability:
Doesn't look like most sustain pedals which look like pedals on a piano. It's a black box which i think looks better than the traditional piano pedals.
Sound:
well, it doesn't produce sound, i'ts a pedal fool!
Ease of Use:
Just plug in and you're away.
Support:
Haven't had to deal with Roland yet.
Overall:
This will do me fine for a while. If it broke or was lost, i'd probably buy another, it's just so cheap.
Compact and easy to carry round. Fits into the pocket of my gig bag easily. Has a sticky bottom so it doesn't slide round.
Quality:
Pretty solid, hasn't fallen apart, which is helpful.
Value:
Extremely cheap for a sustain pedal, and does it's job well.
Desirability:
Doesn't look like most sustain pedals which look like pedals on a piano. It's a black box which i think looks better than the traditional piano pedals.
Sound:
well, it doesn't produce sound, i'ts a pedal fool!
Ease of Use:
Just plug in and you're away.
Support:
Haven't had to deal with Roland yet.
Overall:
This will do me fine for a while. If it broke or was lost, i'd probably buy another, it's just so cheap.
Submitted: 01/17/2008
Style of Music: alternative
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