The black Yamaha LP-1 is a three-pedal unit designed to deliver piano-style sustain, sostenuto, and soft control for musicians playing Yamaha P-121, P-125, P-515, or DGX-670 digital pianos on stage, during lessons, or at home. Proper installation with your Yamaha P-121, P-125, P-225, or P-515 requires a separately available corresponding stand (L-121, L-125, L-200, or L-515). The LP-1 supports half-damper response and connects to your compatible digital piano via the included multipin DIN cable. Its durable metal construction withstands the rigors of daily use.

For P-121, P-125 & P-225 Digital Pianos    For P-515 and DGX-670 Digital Piano    Requires Piano Stand for Proper Install    Sustain, Sostenuto, and Soft Pedals    Piano-Style Control    Supports Half-Damper Response    Includes Multipin DIN Connector Cable    Durable Metal Construction

Piano-style sustain, sostenuto, and soft control for your Yamaha P-121, P-125, P-225, P-515, or DGX-670 digital piano

Requires a matching piano stand (available separately) for proper installation with your piano—L-121 stand for the P-121 piano, L-125 stand for the P-125 piano, L-200 stand for the P-225 piano, L-515 stand for the P-515 piano, or L-300 stand for the DGX-670 piano

Supports half-damper response

Multipin DIN cable for easy hook-up

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this pedal work with P 115 keyboard?

A: No, the Yamaha LP-1 3-Pedal Unit is not compatible for use with the Yamaha P-115 88-Key Digital Piano.

Q: 2. Does this really require the piano stand to work, or the does the stand only help it keep in place securely? I would like to be able to use this while the piano on a different stand, and I was hoping there may be a way to secure it in place.

A: This pedal unit is generally fitted under the L-125 piano stand, but it does not require that stand to operate. You could glue a rubber bottom on the unit to keep it in position while in use.

Q: 3. 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: 4. is the pictured photo with the black color on the three pedal the actual item im getting?

A: You are getting the whole bar, exactly as pictured. The pedals are incorporated in the middle of the bar. The pictures are accurate.

Q: 5. is the pictured photo with the black color the pedal the actual item im getting?

A: This is the black model: ROKPD70BKThis is the white model: ROKPD70WH

Q: 6. Is KPD-70 compatible with FP-30X as well?

A: Yes, the KDP-70 is compatible with the Roland FP-30X as well.

Q: 7. Does it come with the stand?

A: Stand not included, it can be ordered separately: Yamaha L-300 Matching Stand for DGX-670 Digital Piano (Black).

Q: 8. Yamaha DGX-670 Does Yamaha make a portable 3-pedal unit? Can the keyboard be plugged into a PA system splitting the signal, left and right. Can 2 powered speakers be used by splitting the Headphone jack. Can an external vocal harmonizer be used with this keyboard?

A: Yes: . Yamaha does make a portable, 3 pedal unit, it may be compatible with the DGX-670, check with Yamaha: BH #YALP7A Yamaha LP7A 3-Pedal Unit for DGX-660, Black Key Features For YPG-635, DGX-640, DGX-650, DGX-660

Q: 9. Would this pedal board work with an 88 key lagrima digital piano?

A: The Roland KPD-70 3-Pedal Unit is designed for use with the Roland FP-30 digital piano and mounts in the KSC-70 piano stand. It is not possible to confirm whether this pedal unit will be compatible with your 88-key Lagrima digital piano or if it will fit onto your piano stand.

Q: 10. DGX-670 can make programs like a drum machine

A: This will not function like a drum machine.