Hi, Tony. I have DGX-670 and I also have LP-1. I just checked the issue you`ve mentioned. So... there is no problem at all with pedal unit. LP-1 works just like you`re expecting. No sustain when you set it up for start\stop function. No double articulation effect on guitar. But you`re right about the pedal pressure. I made my own stance for the DGX. It`s on wheels, so I can slide it under my computer desk when I don`t play it. When I`m trying to use the triple pedal unit, the sprigs are so stiff, that my wheel blockers can`t hold the stance. I`ve just replaced the hard springs with much softer ones . Luckely raplacing them is not too hard to do. Now the pedal are light and it`s much comfortable to use them. Thank you for your videos.
Hey thanks so much for doing that, really appreciated! DAOK was probably just making sure the sustain, soft and sostenudo worked well without all that extra stuff the DGX offers. Sounds like you made a great modification on your LP-1! Thanks for checking out the channel!
This shows there is a problem with the DAOK triple pedal unit. To test the DAOK, try using it to control the start-stop style, fills, and intro/outro. Same with other distinct functions such as Leslie speaker speed control when using other functions on other pedals. The DAOK pedal makes these functions happen on the wrong pedals (which they were not assigned to) and some functions overlap in ways that they are not assigned to. The internal circuitry of the DAOK is different than the LP-1 (I took it apart to inspect it) and that may be why it does not accurately mimic the LP-1.
@@glennmeader626 That's interesting that the internal circuitry is different (although not surprising since the right pedal on the DAOK has that unusual behaviour). For me, since the left and middle pedal don't have any unusual behaviour and I never tend to (or need to) change what the right pedal does, it works great for me, and has a better playing feel (to me) than the LP-1 that I returned did. Thanks again for visiting the channel!
This pedal seems to have lit a fire under Yamaha, because starting November they are offering a FC35 portable tri-pedal in Japan, explicitly boasting compatibility with the P-525, 225 and most importantly of all the PS-S500 "Smart Piano". Since S500 shares the same L300 stand & LP-1 as the DGX670, FC35 is highly likely to work with DGX670 too, though they don't say that because they don't sell the DGX670 in Japan for some reason. If it comes to Canada, you might want to check it out as something with full compatibility with the DGX while letting you use DGX on an X-stand.
It's about time Yamaha came out with a portable pedal - I'm hoping it's backwards compatible with the P-125 and DGX-670; the new P-225 still isn't on Yamaha's site in my country, so no idea when I would be able to get my hands on one of these but ill try to once they're an option. Thanks for checking out the channel, feel free to subscribe
@@PianoTone I already have subscribed. I notice Yamaha USA has also updated their site to feature the FC35, and yes, they claim to support both DGX-670 and P-125. So maybe you can pick it up over the border.
Wow!! I have gained a lot of knowledge from this channel, the past 2 years! Looking forward to see the yamaha p225 review once you get your hands on it!
Thanks so much for sticking with the channel! And I'm really hoping to get my hands on one a P-225 as well; it probably won't be until 2024 though (they still haven't even been announced in my country yet, and I'll have to wait until my store has them available for rent which might be awhile).
@@PianoTone so it's available on Amazon in the US. I don't know if that's the case with Canada as well. But i wonder how it is available this early on Amazon even when the local stores here have no clue about when it'll arrive!
The LP-1 pedal does not actually require the Yamaha stand as they advertise. The vertical bars on the LP-1 are easily removed, and the triple pedals can then be affixed to a floor plate of your choice. A UA-cam video shows how to do this, so you can have the LP-1 work as a portable pedal unit.
That is an option (if you want to go to the work of doing it), but for me it would also require removing and replacing the springs which I find too stiff. But if you’re into making modifications like that then yes, totally an option! Thanks for the comment and for checking out the channel
Very informative Tony. I’ve just order the DAOK Triple pedal. So now that I have the (Aux) available I was hoping to plug in a Yamaha Expression/Volume pedal for organ patches. I don’t see (volume or expression) settings in the control menu. Is this possible?
I don't know, but the DGX-670 drives me nuts. Good point about the spring pressure with the Yamaha pedal. It is too stiff. I modified my unit extensively which is described in another post under one of your videos. Do you have experience with the P-225?
Just the preliminary review I did just based on the specs (I think you’ve probably seen that); they’re not available in my country until end of 2023 (not even on the website yet). Spec review is here if you haven’t seen it: ua-cam.com/video/LToQWyiv8U8/v-deo.html
Hey! I bought the new Yamaha p-145 and I dont know if this pedal unit is compatible with this one, when I look at the pictures of the P-225 I think is the same port than in my P-145. Please help me with that, for not having to buy the wooden stand LOL. Thanks
That's a great question - and my answer is - I don't know :) Yamaha has added a triple pedal unit port to the P-145 (wasn't on the P-45), but it doesn't list the LP-1 pedal unit as being compatible, but that may be since the 145 uses a different stand than the 225 does. Also, Yamaha has a new triple pedal that doesn't require the stand (FINALLY) the FC-35 (geni.us/66clwX8) but that is only listed as being compatible with the P-225. So if I had to GUESS? The port looks to be the same, I would bet that the FC-35 (and the DAOK) will work with the P-145, BUT I AM GUESSING and could be wrong. I will be reviewing the P-145 in the new year, so I will definitely test my DAOK pedal with it when I do. Thanks for checking out the channel, feel free to subscribe
I have no idea (probably not)- look online for triple pedals compatible with Roland maybe they make one. Thanks for checking out the channel feel free to subscribe
No the CK88 doesn’t take a triple pedal, it has 2 pedal ports that you can connect sustain or expression pedals to. It does support half pedalling if you have a capable sustain pedal. Thanks for checking out the channel feel free to subscribe
Good video. Very informative. Thanks Tony
Thanks!
Lots of great info in your videos. Thank you!
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Thank you very much for the thorough explanation! I appreciate your explanation,❤
Thanks so much!
Hi, Tony. I have DGX-670 and I also have LP-1. I just checked the issue you`ve mentioned.
So... there is no problem at all with pedal unit. LP-1 works just like you`re expecting. No sustain when you set it up for start\stop function. No double articulation effect on guitar.
But you`re right about the pedal pressure. I made my own stance for the DGX. It`s on wheels, so I can slide it under my computer desk when I don`t play it. When I`m trying to use the triple pedal unit, the sprigs are so stiff, that my wheel blockers can`t hold the stance. I`ve just replaced the hard springs with much softer ones . Luckely raplacing them is not too hard to do. Now the pedal are light and it`s much comfortable to use them. Thank you for your videos.
Hey thanks so much for doing that, really appreciated! DAOK was probably just making sure the sustain, soft and sostenudo worked well without all that extra stuff the DGX offers. Sounds like you made a great modification on your LP-1!
Thanks for checking out the channel!
This shows there is a problem with the DAOK triple pedal unit. To test the DAOK, try using it to control the start-stop style, fills, and intro/outro. Same with other distinct functions such as Leslie speaker speed control when using other functions on other pedals. The DAOK pedal makes these functions happen on the wrong pedals (which they were not assigned to) and some functions overlap in ways that they are not assigned to. The internal circuitry of the DAOK is different than the LP-1 (I took it apart to inspect it) and that may be why it does not accurately mimic the LP-1.
@@glennmeader626 That's interesting that the internal circuitry is different (although not surprising since the right pedal on the DAOK has that unusual behaviour). For me, since the left and middle pedal don't have any unusual behaviour and I never tend to (or need to) change what the right pedal does, it works great for me, and has a better playing feel (to me) than the LP-1 that I returned did.
Thanks again for visiting the channel!
Video by TheRigRat describing the problems with this pedal in detail. ua-cam.com/video/2oO76EVjB2Y/v-deo.htmlsi=qfU4iMivZUZJS66b
This pedal seems to have lit a fire under Yamaha, because starting November they are offering a FC35 portable tri-pedal in Japan, explicitly boasting compatibility with the P-525, 225 and most importantly of all the PS-S500 "Smart Piano".
Since S500 shares the same L300 stand & LP-1 as the DGX670, FC35 is highly likely to work with DGX670 too, though they don't say that because they don't sell the DGX670 in Japan for some reason. If it comes to Canada, you might want to check it out as something with full compatibility with the DGX while letting you use DGX on an X-stand.
It's about time Yamaha came out with a portable pedal - I'm hoping it's backwards compatible with the P-125 and DGX-670; the new P-225 still isn't on Yamaha's site in my country, so no idea when I would be able to get my hands on one of these but ill try to once they're an option.
Thanks for checking out the channel, feel free to subscribe
@@PianoTone I already have subscribed. I notice Yamaha USA has also updated their site to feature the FC35, and yes, they claim to support both DGX-670 and P-125. So maybe you can pick it up over the border.
This is nice.. I wish the music stores bundles would have this pedal option it could accelerate my decision to buy.
Would be awesome if stores stocked these! Thanks for checking out the channel feel free to subscribe
Wow!! I have gained a lot of knowledge from this channel, the past 2 years! Looking forward to see the yamaha p225 review once you get your hands on it!
Thanks so much for sticking with the channel! And I'm really hoping to get my hands on one a P-225 as well; it probably won't be until 2024 though (they still haven't even been announced in my country yet, and I'll have to wait until my store has them available for rent which might be awhile).
@@PianoTone Do you reside in the US?
@@DoctorHems Canada
@@PianoTone so it's available on Amazon in the US. I don't know if that's the case with Canada as well. But i wonder how it is available this early on Amazon even when the local stores here have no clue about when it'll arrive!
Looks like Guitar Centre has them . . . geni.us/eFj7
The LP-1 pedal does not actually require the Yamaha stand as they advertise.
The vertical bars on the LP-1 are easily removed, and the triple pedals can then be affixed to a floor plate of your choice.
A UA-cam video shows how to do this, so you can have the LP-1 work as a portable pedal unit.
That is an option (if you want to go to the work of doing it), but for me it would also require removing and replacing the springs which I find too stiff. But if you’re into making modifications like that then yes, totally an option!
Thanks for the comment and for checking out the channel
Very informative Tony. I’ve just order the DAOK Triple pedal. So now that I have the (Aux) available I was hoping to plug in a Yamaha Expression/Volume pedal for organ patches.
I don’t see (volume or expression) settings in the control menu. Is this possible?
Sorry - was this for the DGX670? If so, it's not compatible with expression pedals (would have been a huge add if it was!)
I don't know, but the DGX-670 drives me nuts. Good point about the spring pressure with the Yamaha pedal. It is too stiff. I modified my unit extensively which is described in another post under one of your videos. Do you have experience with the P-225?
Just the preliminary review I did just based on the specs (I think you’ve probably seen that); they’re not available in my country until end of 2023 (not even on the website yet).
Spec review is here if you haven’t seen it:
ua-cam.com/video/LToQWyiv8U8/v-deo.html
Hey! I bought the new Yamaha p-145 and I dont know if this pedal unit is compatible with this one, when I look at the pictures of the P-225 I think is the same port than in my P-145. Please help me with that, for not having to buy the wooden stand LOL. Thanks
That's a great question - and my answer is - I don't know :) Yamaha has added a triple pedal unit port to the P-145 (wasn't on the P-45), but it doesn't list the LP-1 pedal unit as being compatible, but that may be since the 145 uses a different stand than the 225 does. Also, Yamaha has a new triple pedal that doesn't require the stand (FINALLY) the FC-35 (geni.us/66clwX8) but that is only listed as being compatible with the P-225.
So if I had to GUESS? The port looks to be the same, I would bet that the FC-35 (and the DAOK) will work with the P-145, BUT I AM GUESSING and could be wrong. I will be reviewing the P-145 in the new year, so I will definitely test my DAOK pedal with it when I do.
Thanks for checking out the channel, feel free to subscribe
Does it work with a Roland fp-30x Piano?
I have no idea (probably not)- look online for triple pedals compatible with Roland maybe they make one. Thanks for checking out the channel feel free to subscribe
I just got one but it doesn’t work. Instead, everyone I press the sustain pedal it turns my keyboard completely off
Yikes! What keyboard are you using it with? Time to send that back I think!
@@PianoTone I’m using the Yamaha p-125. And yes I’m definitely sending it back. I took the screws out and open the case and I found a red wire broken.
@@brianmichaels444 Are you going to try a replacement?
@@PianoTone yes I’m going to get a replacement, hopefully it works this time
Can i use t with the CK88?
No the CK88 doesn’t take a triple pedal, it has 2 pedal ports that you can connect sustain or expression pedals to. It does support half pedalling if you have a capable sustain pedal.
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Is it compatible with the Yamaha p45?
No the P45 wont work with a triple pedal. Thanks for checking out the channel feel free to subscribe