Korg TR-76: What damper/half damper pedal works for it?

[DC-198823]

Hey guys,
I just purchased a Korg TR-76....love it! It's my first (real) keyboard :) Anyways, I'm looking to get a damper / half damper pedal for it, but I am not sure what works for it. The Korg ones are really expensive here (like $90 CDN) after taxes and I don't have that much money, so do any other companies half damper/damper pedals work for it? Does anyone have experience with another half damper/damper pedal that works well with Korg models like the TR076?
Thanks so much!

[jenius_92000]

I think most pedals would do, regardless of polarity, because most Korg keyboards have a feature that lets you select the polarity of the pedal, which is useful if you don't know the polarity. But that's my guess. See what everyone else says.

[DC-198823]

Anyone else???

[RAN7ARAVE]

roland doens't work with half dampening

i have it and it doesn't report correctly with half dampening on

[lebabski]

M-Audio universal pedals. They come with a polarity switch, so they would work anywhere. They're also cheaper, around $25

[mmichaelc]

I have the M audio sp2. It's a great pedal and it works with half damper as well although my keyboard doesn't have that.

[DC-198823]

So if I pick up the M-Audio SP-2, I will be able to use the half damper function on the TR-76?! Does anyone have experience with this? I'd really like to know.

[DC-198823]

Anyone??? :smile:

[lebabski]

Yes. There are only two ways foot pedals/switches work. And since these universal pedals have polarity switches, you won't have any problems with compatibility