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Casio SP-34 Sustain Pedal für Stage Pianos!
Casio's Auswahl an Zubehör bietet Ihnen ergänzende Pedalen, optionale Adapter oder Stand-Modelle für ausgewählte CASIO Musik-Instrumente.
Perfekte Ergänzung zu Deinem Compact Piano!
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- Product number 00099640
- Colour Black
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Review from on 24.09.2023
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The pedal contains three functions:
On the far right, the forte pedal. Step by step the felt is taken up from the strings. Gradually, more and more strings are not stopped, but sound after (sustain). In my case, I was already satisfied with the simple pedal (included), but of course I was attracted by the so-called "half-pedaling", where gradually the grand piano keyboard is released from the felt.
The effect is stunning. There is less sound energy, the sound is no longer swallowed up by the felt, but sounds more subtle, a bit more restrained, softer, and one's own playing is simultaneously extended into ppp by quite a few delicate pianissimo steps. Actually a paradox: Because the strings are not damped by the mute felt of the mute hammer, you can play much quieter in the buzzer.a dream!!!
In the middle, the key restraint, the sostenuto. A struck note, simultaneous chord tones, cluster are freed from damping with this pedal and can continue to sound until the left foot releases the pedal and the keys are then damped by the felt, as usual.
If the middle pedal remains depressed, all other keys continue to be subject to the management of the right foot. The more upscale and sophisticated piano literature has been fond of this key restraint, especially in the Romantic period since 1850. Premium grand piano construction still uses the middle pedal. On pianos, the middle pedal has a completely different function!
The pedal on the far left is the so-called Una Corda pedal. The entire grand piano keyboard is shifted a few millimeters to the right, so that now the hammers in the middle and high register no longer hit three strings, but only two strings. Suddenly, the low part of the sound becomes weaker. In the very low registers, where only one or two strings are normally struck, this effect is of course hardly to be found. But here, too, the hammer only hits the string with its left-hand corner, so these notes remain much quieter.
The occupation with the classical "wing pedal" has added many more nuances to my playing. It has long since ceased to be "muted or unmuted" (as with the enclosed push button) but highly nuanced volume progressions. My playing seems far more dynamic this way.
Recently I was challenged as an Elton John double, but I was amazed to discover passages with key restraint (i.e. the middle pedal) even with Sir Elton (Song for guy). He knew just what is good.
Absolute recommendation for the pedal SP-34 from Casio.
On the far right, the forte pedal. Step by step the felt is taken up from the strings. Gradually, more and more strings are not stopped, but sound after (sustain). In my case, I was already satisfied with the simple pedal (included), but of course I was attracted by the so-called "half-pedaling", where gradually the grand piano keyboard is released from the felt.
The effect is stunning. There is less sound energy, the sound is no longer swallowed up by the felt, but sounds more subtle, a bit more restrained, softer, and one's own playing is simultaneously extended into ppp by quite a few delicate pianissimo steps. Actually a paradox: Because the strings are not damped by the mute felt of the mute hammer, you can play much quieter in the buzzer.a dream!!!
In the middle, the key restraint, the sostenuto. A struck note, simultaneous chord tones, cluster are freed from damping with this pedal and can continue to sound until the left foot releases the pedal and the keys are then damped by the felt, as usual.
If the middle pedal remains depressed, all other keys continue to be subject to the management of the right foot. The more upscale and sophisticated piano literature has been fond of this key restraint, especially in the Romantic period since 1850. Premium grand piano construction still uses the middle pedal. On pianos, the middle pedal has a completely different function!
The pedal on the far left is the so-called Una Corda pedal. The entire grand piano keyboard is shifted a few millimeters to the right, so that now the hammers in the middle and high register no longer hit three strings, but only two strings. Suddenly, the low part of the sound becomes weaker. In the very low registers, where only one or two strings are normally struck, this effect is of course hardly to be found. But here, too, the hammer only hits the string with its left-hand corner, so these notes remain much quieter.
The occupation with the classical "wing pedal" has added many more nuances to my playing. It has long since ceased to be "muted or unmuted" (as with the enclosed push button) but highly nuanced volume progressions. My playing seems far more dynamic this way.
Recently I was challenged as an Elton John double, but I was amazed to discover passages with key restraint (i.e. the middle pedal) even with Sir Elton (Song for guy). He knew just what is good.
Absolute recommendation for the pedal SP-34 from Casio.
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Review from on 10.05.2020
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Hello,
I have received my order and it was on time and the pills work great. My wife was more than suprised with the results and for me. I expect from you, a return and an exchange or a refund of this one.
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Mister cowherd
I have received my order and it was on time and the pills work great. My wife was more than suprised with the results and for me. I expect from you, a return and an exchange or a refund of this one.
Waiting for a favorable response, good reception.
Mister cowherd
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Review from on 13.12.2019
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Useful addition for the Casio px-s1000. Stable and well made, packaging and shipping flawless.
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