The black F-350 from Kawai is an optional three-pedal unit that when combined with the optional HML-1 stand (required), transforms the ES100/ES110 digital piano. The F-350 triple pedal bar replicates the damper, soft, and sostenuto functionality of a concert grand piano, further enhancing the ES100/ES110's acoustic piano-like authenticity.

For ES100 and ES110 Digital Pianos    Provides Sustain, Soft, and Sostenuto    Easy to Install

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this work with the Kawai ES 120

A: Yes, the Kawai F-10H - Single Damper Pedal for Kawai Digital Pianos will work great with the Kawai ES120 88-Key Portable Digital Piano.

Q: 2. It says that the weight of this keyboard is 65lbs, and 83lbs packaged. What is the additional 18lbs of weight? I'm looking to purchase local and then ship overseas on an airplane as a check-in; however the max weight airline companies accept is 70lbs. So would it be possible to repackage it in a safe way in which it won't weigh over 70lbs? Like taking the pedals out of the package and putting them in a separate bag?

A: Unfortunately we cannot open and repackage any products for you. Doing so would void our vendor agreements and the manufacturer's warranty.

Q: 3. Is it portable?

A: Yes, the Korg D1 can be used as a portable digital piano. It is considered lightweight.

Q: 4. Is the F- 20 pedal compatible with a Kawai ES3 Digital Piano?

A: Unfortunately the the F-20 pedal is not compatible with your Kawai ES3 Digital Piano.The correct pedal for the Kawai ES3 Digital Piano would be the F-2r pedal.

Q: 5. the pedal is doing the opposite. It sustains when I don't press and vice versa. What should I do to fix the problem?

A: Your keyboard appears to be expecting the opposite polarity for the pedal. See if there is a switch on the pedal itself to reverse polarity, or if you can change this setting on your keyboard. I would expect that the pedal would work correctly out of the box with a Kawai piano, but who knows if a polarity setting could have been changed. Definitely sounds like a simple polarity issue, though, which could certainly arise out of the box if you are using the pedal with another brand of keyboard, because the polarity convention varies among manufacturers.

Q: 6. 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: 7. What is the polarity of this model please? Looking for something compatible with Technics piano with half-damp facility

A: The F10H is an optical pedal so there is no polarity as with a mechanical pedal. The F10H will only work with Kawai keyboards that use optical pedals. The Auray FP-P1L Universal Piano-Style Sustain Pedal, B&H # AUFPP1L has switchable polarity.

Q: 8. With appropriate plug adapter — can this keyboard automatically run on German outlet voltage? Or do you need a power converter?

A: According to the manual for the Kawai ES120 88-Key Portable Digital Piano (Stylish Black), you can use the Kawai PS-129 Power Supply for compatibility in Germany.

Q: 9. What adapter do I need to connect the Korg D1 to GarageBand on a Mac or iPad ?

A: The Focusrite Scarlet 2i2 would allow you to connect the keyboard to both your computer and iPad Pro. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1479275-REG/focusrite_scarlett_2i2_3g_scarlett_2i2_usb_audio.html?sts=pi&pim=Y

Q: 10. Is this compatible with a CL20R digital piano?

A: No, this pedal is compatible with MP series pianos.