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Reddit mentions of Donner DSP-001 Sustain Pedal for Keyboard Digital Piano Foot Damper Pedal

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Donner DSP-001 Sustain Pedal for Keyboard Digital Piano Foot Damper Pedal
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Classic-style sustain pedal for use with any electronic keyboard, synth, digital pianoHigh-quality chrome foot pedal with Rubberized cover.Slip-resistant rubber bottom grips the floor to keep the pedal perfectly in placeDesigned to work and feel just like acoustic piano's sustain pedal, enrich your Pianos Tone1.6M (63 inch) cable keeps your pedal where you want it ; 1/4โ€ณ Jack Input; 6 months warranty
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ColorBlack
SizeDSP-001 Basic
Weight0.62 pounds

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Found 1 comment on Donner DSP-001 Sustain Pedal for Keyboard Digital Piano Foot Damper Pedal:

u/bushpusherr ยท 4 pointsr/Blackops4

So, my push-to-talk pedal is 3 different components: The pedal itself is actually the sustain pedal that came with my digital Yamaha piano (any other sustain pedal like this would work though), it connects to my PC through USB using this device (StealthSwitch3), and in order to convert the pedal's 1/4" connection into a 3.5mm connection that the StealthSwitch3 needs I used one of these adapters.

The StealthSwitch3 has software to easily map the pedal to a keybinding (I use right-shift for mine).

Unfortunately, your second question is a bit harder to answer because there really *aren't* many "PC" specific pedals. There are cheap plastic USB foot pedals but they all have horrible reviews (even from another poster in this thread) and seem to be super unreliable. The closest alternative to those is a pretty steep jump, though. My second set of pedals is a USB set built for PC, but they are intended for Flight Sims and that level of interaction, so they are a bit overboard (and expensive as a result). They have their own software that makes key/axis mapping pretty easy as well (but for my purposes I'm actually just using them with their default axis settings).