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  1. Ohh is that so. I guess I have no choice but try to find an SP-33 then. Thanks a bunch guys.
  2. Yeah I tried both — turning the keyboard on with the pedal plugged will not generate any sustain pressed or not press, while turning the keyboard on without the pedal plugged, then plugging it after, will always generate sustain (pressed or not pressed) So I'm not sure if its about the polarity that is the issue. My SP-3 pedal works fine with it. The Korg DS-1H pedal has 3 (TRS), my SP-3 only has 2 (TS).
  3. Hi guys, As the title suggested, I'm having trouble making my Korg DS-1H Pedal work. I have read somewhere that Korg's and Casio's Pedal Polarity is in the same group and should work. After plugging in the pedal, it wont sustain regardless if I press or not the pedal. After unplugging the pedal and plugging it again, now it sustains all notes regardless if I press or not the pedal. Am I missing on something or does this mean I am forced to buy SP-33 from Casio? (Which is pretty hard to find here in the Philippines) Thanks! Rex
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