KORGDrum Machine, MIDI, Black, Einheitsgröße (PS3)

No complaints. Works good as it should.

It's light and perfect for travel, depending on how (and where) you travel. It's also perfect for home use.Only con: it says Korg on it, so don't expect it to work on Roland or other keyboards. It has no polarity switch.For Korg keyboards, it's spot on. For stage, the usual caveats and recommendations apply: velcro on the bottom, etc.Great buy!

Works great on my multi track recorder. Used for punching in and out to fix mistakes.

I have been using the PS3 footswitch with my Korg Kross 61, and it does exactly what I would expect it to. I've been using it to turn on the sequencer, and it's pretty handy. I wish the Kross keyboard allowed the footswitch's function to change on a track by track basis rather than just on a global level, as there are some songs I played where I would rather use it to control the arpeggiator or the drum track, but this is a flaw with the Kross's software, not the footswitch, and of course, you can change the function in the global settings, but I was hoping for something quicker than that. This is maybe something to be aware of when your purchasing a footswitch, but it would be a problem regardless of which switch you purchase, so I can't really count that against this one. My only complaint with the footswitch itself is that it feels a little cheap compared to the pedal that I am using, but from what I hear the PS1 has a better build quality, so if you think that this would bother you or would cause problems during a performance, try to invest in that switch instead. The PS3 is still a great value for the price, though, and it will definitely expand what you can do with your keyboard.

This is a great, simple, option when you need a sustain pedal. Connects right to my Synth and works great. I wouldn't recommend this for travel and live performance because it is made of plastic. But at home it is perfect.

Works perfectly with Korg KR mini rhythm drum matching. Using this and a Casio keyboard footswitch and both seem to have same functionality. Seems they are interchangeable.

its work ok.

It’s cool!