Neewer Sustain Foot Pedal with Polarity Switch

The Neewer Sustain Foot Pedal is a straightforward, well-considered accessory for any keyboardist who wants reliable sustain control without wrestling with compatibility issues at the start of every session. The standout feature is the polarity switch — a small toggle that solves the most common setup frustration with universal sustain pedals. Whether you're playing a Yamaha P-series, a Casio Privia, or a Roland FP, you flip the switch, plug in the 1/4" cable, and the sustain behaves exactly as it should: notes hold when you press, release when you lift. The piano-style action delivers a noticeably more expressive feel than flat momentary switches, which matters for pianists who phrase with their foot as naturally as with their fingers.

Construction is a mix of chrome-plated metal for the pedal surface — where durability actually counts — and high-strength plastic for the housing, which keeps weight at 15.6 oz without feeling flimsy underfoot. The four rubber pads on the underside grip most floor surfaces sufficiently for rehearsal and live performance. The 5-foot cable terminates in a standard 1/4" plug and has enough length for a typical keyboard stand position without draping excess cable across the stage floor. This is not a boutique pedal with half-damper sensitivity, but for the vast majority of keyboard players who need clean, dependable sustain switching across multiple instruments, it performs its role without fuss.