The white 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. Hi I have a Kawai Digital Piano model CL20, and it didn’t come with the “ Foot pedal F1r or w/optional F-2r” And my question is ¿ can I use the Kawai pedal F-10h in my Kawai Piano CL20? Because I bought other pedal ( from other brand) and it didn’t work. Before I buy I would to know if the F-10h is compatible with a Piano CL-20. Thanks so much.

A: This pedal is compatible with certain Kawai digital pianos, but not the CL-20, which requires the recommended specific pedals, Kawai F1r or F2r.

Q: 2. 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: 3. 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: 4. 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: 5. In the three pedal accessory, is the sostenuto pedal one of them?

A: The Roland KPD-70 3-Pedal Unit for FP-30 and FP-30X Digital Pianos provides sustain, sostenuto, and the soft control that is commonly found on grand pianos.

Q: 6. How would you connect a pair of external powered speakers for stereo?

A: You can connect external powered speakers to the Kawai ES920 Digital Piano by using either the 3.5mm TRS headphone jack or the 1/4" TRS line output and using a stereo Y-cable with the appropriate connectors for the input on your speakers. If needed, you can certainly use adapters to enable compatibility. Connecting external speakers to the headphone jack will bypass the keyboard's built-in speakers.

Q: 7. Can the FP30X be tuned to match another instrument? Friends have a Roland piano with that cabability.

A: Yes, the Roland FP-30X Portable Digital Piano can be tuned up or down to match another instrument.

Q: 8. Is the F-20 pedal compatible with a Kawai ES110?

A: The Kawai pedals will work with Kawai keyboards. This is the pedal shown as the recommended for the ES110: KAF350BLACK

Q: 9. 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: 10. What connection does this include that would allow me to connect the digital piano to my computer to use Finale?

A: The Korg B2SPBK 88-Key Digital Piano has a USB Type-B connector to enable connection wit a computer.