Musicians and performers in search of a universal sustain pedal should check out the Alesis ASP-1 MKII Universal Sustain Pedal/Momentary Footswitch, a fast-acting and durable footswitch with a nonslip coating on the bottom, so it remains steady during use. Additionally, it has a polarity switch for compatibility with a wide range of keyboards. Its 5' cable terminates in a 1/4" TS connection.

Expansive Expressive Control    Universal Sustain Pedal    Low-Profile Design    Polarity Switch    Nonslip Bottom Keeps Pedal Secure    Fast-Acting, Durable Mechanisim    5' Attached Cable with 1/4" Connector

• Low-profile sustain pedal / momentary footswitch expands expressive control
• Polarity switch provides universal compatibility for use with any instrument with a 1/4 inch sustain or momentary footswitch input
• Nonslip bottom and footpad keeps the pedal secured in place
• Fast-acting durable mechanism for immediate response
• 5-foot attached cable with 1/4-inch (6.35mm) plug for out-of-the-box use

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can I use an intel core i3 processor with this interface?

A: An i3 should be sufficient to run this. I don't have the system requirements for the unit anymore, but I'm sure you have a good enough computer for it. I happen to have an i7, but I leave the unit on all the time, and it doesn't cause any system degrade at all. I also imagine you can look up the system requirements on the Steinberg web site. And just a side note, I'm very happy with the unit.

Q: 2. Will the vfp 1/15 work with a Casio Keyboard ?

A: As well as being a quality pedal for Studiologic keyboards, the VFP1/15 is also suitable for Casio, Ensoniq, Fatar and Korg products.

Q: 3. Will this work on the GT2 guitar trainer?

A: No, the unit was designed to be used with the RC-30P footswitch.Since the TASCAM RC-30P is no longer manufactured (with no replacement), any momentary closure, NO (normally open) foot-switch using a 1/4 phono plug can be used.Examples: * BOSS FS-5U* M-AUDIO SP-1Thank you for your interest in TASCAM products.

Q: 4. Reviews mentions that the power adapter is for UK plugs and that a converter is necessary. Is that true?

A: No. The external power supply included with the BOSS RC-505MK2 Loop Station that we sell is intended for use in North America.

Q: 5. DP24sd/32sd.. with RC-3F one of the buttons can be set for 'Record' and one for 'Play'. Can 'Record' start recording alone or does 'Play need to be pressed also at the same time?

A: As long as you have a track armed it works. You have the options to set any of the three foot switches to any combination of the following settings.Play, Rec, Stop, FF, Rew, Punch In/Out, PlayStop and cue locate.

Q: 6. is it made out of plastic or metal?

A: What the others have said, both metal and plastic but it's very sturdy. Hands down the best sustain pedal imho...and I've used many others over the years and they never last as long as the Yamaha. I used my original one for almost 20 years before it gave up!

Q: 7. Will this work with Kawai vpc1?

A: Referring to the user manual for the VPC-1, it appears that this pedal does provide the connection types that the keyboard is expecting. The VFP3/10 pedal provides a single stereo TRS jack and a single mono TS jack for its pedal connectivity, with contact open at rest.

Q: 8. Is this compatible with the DGX 670?

A: Yes, the Yamaha FC4A Piano Style Switching Sustain Pedal is compatible with the Yamaha DGX-670 88-Key Portable Digital Grand Piano with Speakers.

Q: 9. Can you really get this product? From what can find, Denon no longer makes it.

A: Yes, It is a special order and usually delivered in about two to four weeks.

Q: 10. When i connect to computer . The light indicator of the usb shows me on/off,on/off ... . Not stable. What is the reason?

A: Not all USB cables are the same. You might try several brands or styles before you find one that works consistently. In general, I find that USB C to USB micro or mini cables tend to not work, or worse, work for a while then lock up with a SoundDesign MixPre 10. According to their tech, USB cables need pull-up resistors to work properly. Maybe true for Steinberg I/O too.