Kawai F-351 B
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Kawai
F-351 B
Product Info
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The Kawai F-351 B is a solid, dependable sustain pedal, particularly well-suited for beginners or those using the HML-2 B digital piano. It's a no-frills unit that gets the job done reliably without breaking the bank, providing a basic level of expression.
Product Description
Kawai F-351 B, Pedal Unit, For Kawai HML-2 B, Colour: Black
PROS
- • Robust construction using durable ABS plastic for longevity
- • Reliable continuous pedal action, avoids mushiness common in budget pedals
- • Designed specifically for Kawai's HML-2 B, ensuring seamless integration
- • Simple, straightforward design minimizes complexity and potential failure points
CONS
- • Limited functionality; lacks advanced features like half-pedaling nuance
- • Plastic construction, while durable, doesn't offer premium feel of metal pedals
- • Appearance is purely utilitarian; lacks aesthetic refinement.
Product Video
Key Features
Type
Sustain Pedal
Polarity
Universal
Half-Pedal
No
Connection
5-Pin DIN
Material
ABS Plastic
Weight
2.2 lbs
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Frequently Asked Questions
While it uses a standard 5-pin DIN connector, compatibility depends on the piano’s input and expected signal – it might work, but full functionality isn’t guaranteed.
No, the action is quite light and straightforward, lacking the nuanced resistance of a traditional acoustic piano pedal. It’s functional, but not designed to replicate that feel.
Higher-end pedals often include half-pedal support, a more realistic action, and sometimes metal construction for improved durability and feel.
