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Yamaha FC-5 Sustain Pedal for Portable Electronic Keyboards |  | Brand: Yamaha
Category: Musical Instruments
Buy New: $14.49
as of 11/9/2009 08:23 CST details
New (11) Used (1) from $13.00
Seller: Stage Riot Music
Rating:  22 reviews
Sales Rank: 1075
Color: black
Media: Electronics
Number Of Items: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.8
Dimensions (in): 0 x 0 x 0
Foot switchCan be utilized as a sustain foot pedal or FS controller in synthesizers, tone modules and drum machines equipped with 1/4 inch phone plug. Works with any Yamaha keyboard utilizing a sustain pedal with 1/4 inch connector.
MPN: FC5
UPC: 086792270890
EAN: 0086792270890
ASIN: B00005ML71
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Works with any keyboard utilizing a sustain pedal with 1/4" connector | | • | Can also be utilized as an FS controller in synthesizers, tone modules and drum machines | | • | 5-foot cable | | • | 1/4" phone plug |
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Product Description
The FC5 can be utilized as a sustain foot pedal or footswitch controller in synthesizers, tone modules and drum machines equipped with 1/4' phone plug. Works with any keyboard utilizing a sustain pedal with 1/4' connector.Yamaha FC4 and FC5For those electronic keyboards with an input jack labeled 'SUSTAIN,' the FC4 model is used in the same manner the sustain pedal on an acoustic piano is used. After pressing down a key, the note will continue to sound utilizing the technology of the FC5 until the sustain pedal is released. The FC5 can also be utilized as an FS controller in synthesizers, tone modules and drum machines.
Amazon.com Product Description
This handy sustain pedal/FS controller hooks up to any synthesizer, tone module, or drum machine with a .25-inch phone jack sustain-pedal input. Specific compatible Yamaha devices include the PSR-D1, PSR-195, PSR-225, PSR-225, PSR-240, PSR-248, PSR-270, PSR-330, PSR-340, PSR-530, PSR-540. Its five-foot cable affords ample placement options. What's in the Box
Sustain pedal/FS controller and an instruction manual.
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| Customer Reviews:
Showing reviews 1-5 of 22
 Works fine, but a little small July 24, 2009
DCwom
This pedal works fine, but on a pile carpet you might need something under it to give it a firmer feel.
 Works perfectly with my Yamaha DGX-200 July 20, 2009
Dan Cundiff (Minneapolis, MN)
This Yamaha FC-5 Sustain Pedal works perfectly with my Yamaha DGX-200.
The pedal feels very well made. It's constructed out of heavy gauge steel and has a rubber bottom to prevent slipping on the floor and a heavy rubber top so your foot doesn't slide off. The cord is exceptionally thick and flexible as well. Couldn't ask for a better made product.
Great pedal. June 12, 2009
Jake Hamilton
This is a great little pedal. The only problem you might have is the fact that it doesn't take a lot of pressure to engage the sustain. Other than that, it doesn't move around or making much noise when pressing on it.
I use the FC-5 in conjunction with my Yamaha PSR-E213. It plugs in and plays perfectly. It creates a semi-realistic and beautiful sustain.
Yamaha pedal, Casio keyboard February 1, 2009
J. Nielsen (Salt Lake City, USA)
This is a great pedal. Its design is very simple & straightforward, constructed basically as a hinged metal box fitted with two rubber pads, but it feels nice under the foot. However, I bought this assuming it would work the same with any keyboard, which, curiously, it does not. When I use this pedal with my primary keyboard, a Casio, it functions in reverse, sustaining notes when it is not depressed, and abbreviating them when it is. Despite this, I am not disappointed with this pedal; in fact, I quite enjoy it, as I am still able to do some interesting things using this peculiar property, but I suppose I'll have to pick up a new keyboard now.
Decent and cheap December 1, 2008
P. Backus
This sustain pedal is decent, especially for the price. It does exactly what it's supposed to do, and I haven't had any problems yet. The casing and the construction feel pretty solid, although that doesn't mean it couldn't crap out on me later, but it does seem well-built.
My only gripe with this is the same problem others have had, which is that the pedal does move slowly backwards as its used if you have it on carpet. This could probably be fixed by attaching the pedal to something, but I personally haven't gotten around to anything like that yet.
Overall, great buy for the price.
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