Hi,

You might want to consider midi pedals one oct. that we carry and another Fatar brand that has about 1 1/2 oct. We ship these pedals all over the US and Canada. However using midi pedals you will loose a sound from your right side (part one or two or left)that you will program to send down go the pedals (any sound). This means that whatever type keyboard/digital piano you are using you will loose a opportunity to layer
sounds during the use of the midi pedals.

If I remember right the PR 54 is a digital piano. You could actually take the keyboard part off and mount this on a heavy duty full size keyboard stand and re wire a flat sustain pedal add your pedals split the keyboard and you are all set.

If you need more info email me at: keybstud@sc.rr.com

Walt Tenay Keyboard Studios.


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Originally posted by Koda:
I purchased a little yamaha keyboard as a xmas present for our whole family, I enjoyed playing again so much I went out boxing day and purchased a Techinics Pr54.
I took piano lessons when I was 6 and organ lessons when i was 13 for about 6 years( I am 44 now )

Although I don't remember much and just started taking lessons agian(things are coming back to me) I realize I miss having a bass pedal board. I checked out roland (k7?) but it is 22 1/2" and the distance between the inside of the pr54 and the dampening pedal is 21 1/2" so it won't fit with out removing the pedal. The roland rep sugested getting the larger model and removing both pedals since it comes with i't own sustain pedal. I don't really like this idea , but it is an option.

Anyone have any suggestions or recomondations? Do the add on pedals work well? I just miss the bass and my feet are just looking for something to do

BTW I am new here,