MathiasB

Thanks for your anwser. 

What is your advice regarding my upper question? I put it hereafter:

We just bought the PX560 for my kid. But she need a 3 sustain pedal for her piano lesson. I believed in the first place that it would be easy to plug a such device on it... But now, I am reconsidering to send it back as only the SP-33 is  fitting to the pedal port and is now out-of-sale...

That's a pity as it was the perfect fit for my kid (good keyboard, tons of sounds, 16 tracks...). We will then replace it by a more standard piano (like S1000 or YDP...).

Before that, I would like to have your expertise on our situation, is there a 3 sustain pedals simple solution that could let us keep this keyboard ? Could you help us, please?

Thanks a lot!

On 5/23/2019 at 3:20 PM, Jokeyman123 said:

So the SP-34 connector is not the same as the SP-33? I've made my px560 its own wood stand, looks just like the Casio-I'm sure with a little work, i can retrofit the SP33 across it, doesn't look too difficult. and yes, it would be nice to be able to have an adapter that allows use of the sp-34 with the 560.

Hello Jokeyman, how are you ?

And did you performed the retrofit ? (I bought the SP-34 believing it was fitting to the PX560 in the first place...)

We just bought the PX560 for my kid. But she need a 3 sustain pedal for her piano lesson. I believed in the first place that it would be easy to plug a such device on it... But now, I am reconsidering to send it back as only the SP-33 is  fitting to the pedal port and is now out-of-sale...

That's a pity as it was the perfect fit for my kid (good keyboard, tons of sounds, 16 tracks...). We will then replace it by a more standard piano (like S1000 or YDP...).

Before that, I would like to have your expertise on our situation, is there a 3 sustain pedals simple solution that could let us keep this keyboard ? Could you help us, please?

Thanks a lot!