Casio SP-3H5 Sustain Pedal Footswitch type

Brand

Casio

Casio are respected makers in the world of musical instruments, specialising in keyboards, synths or electronic gear. They bring their own identity through design and sound, offering instruments that stand out for reliability and creativity. Musicians value Casio for producing gear that delivers professional results. With a focus on quality and innovation, Casio continues to play a trusted role in the music industry.

Category

Casio Musical Instruments

Keyboards

Keyboards are versatile electronic instruments used for learning, songwriting, production and live performance. They range from simple, portable models with built-in sounds to more advanced instruments designed for studio and stage use. If you want an accessible way to explore music across many styles, keyboards offer flexibility, convenience and creative freedom.

Musical Instruments

Pianos

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Keyboard

Keyboard refers to electronic keyboards used for playing, composing, and performing music, ranging from simple digital keyboards to advanced synthesizer-based instruments. On SynthForSale, keyboards include instruments designed for studio production, live performance, and home use, often featuring velocity-sensitive keys, built-in sounds, MIDI connectivity, and integration with computers and other hardware. They are commonly used across electronic, pop, ambient, film, and experimental music, and can function as standalone instruments or as controllers for software and modular setups.

Pedal

Pedals are foot-operated controllers used to control and enhance performance. These include sustain pedals, expression pedals, volume pedals, and control pedals that connect to keyboards, synthesisers, and MIDI systems. They allow hands-free control of dynamics and parameters such as volume, modulation, or filters, making them useful tools for both live performance and studio setups.

Piano

A piano is a keyboard instrument designed to produce expressive, full-range musical tones with dynamic response. In electronic and digital form, it is used to recreate acoustic piano sounds or provide playable keyboard parts for composition, performance, and recording. For example, a piano is often used to lay down chord progressions, melodic lines, or harmonic foundations that form the core of a track or arrangement.