Yamaha LP-7A

42 ratings

Pedal Unit

3 Pedals for DGX-630/DGX-640/DGX-650/DGX-660

42 customer ratings:

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21 customers have given this product a 5-star rating.

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Functional and fits nicely to the yamaha dgx 630 stand but a bit cheap and plasticky

Michael D. 858, 31.12.2013

I got this unit to use with my Yamaha dgx 630 portable grand 88 key keyboard. I am very impressed with the yamaha keyboard and stand itself. But this unit was a little bit underwhelming for my liking.

On the plus side it fits in nicely to the built in stand for the aforementioned keyboard.
It comes with a lead which plugs into the sustain port in the back of the yamaha
It also has three pedals and having the soft and sostenueto pedals is a nice benefit.

however the downside of this unit becomes apparent when you start to use it. The pedals feel cheap and plasitcky. They also tend to creak a bit as you press them. This creaking is not noticeable if you are playing through headphones but can be irritating when playing at soft volumes through the standard keyboard speakers.

It also seemed a bit steep at 60 odd euros and i would have liked to see a slightly better build quality for that money.

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Yamaha LP-7A

Camelia, 15.05.2013

It's a must! I really think Yamaha should include this pedal in the main package, not as an optional. All three pedals are working properly, but the sustain pedal makes all the money! And I can't imagine someone playing piano without this pedal. It has a strong and robust body, it is very trustful and reliable, in three years I pressed and depressed these pedals for thousand and thousand times and it works like a new one.

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