I got a smart paint technician to black lacquer one of my Yamaha FP3 foot pedals as a test piece. he's coming to see the CP33 to see if he can do that too! (and the other pedal!)
EDIT: image to follow. p.s. ditched the stamp job!!!
Snazzy.
(But you're not going to have him do the keyboard, too, are you...?)
Snazzy.
(But you're not going to have him do the keyboard, too, are you...?)
And why not!!!
Should be fun!!!
Because the keyboard could accidentally catch a ray of light and blind you.
That's funny!
I got a smart paint technician to black lacquer one of my Yamaha FP3 foot pedals as a test piece. he's coming to see the CP33 to see if he can do that too! (and the other pedal!)
EDIT: image to follow. p.s. ditched the stamp job!!!
The pedal looks great! As a quick off the topic question if you don't mind, have you figured a way to minimize the Yamaha pedal's squeaking noises. Both of my Yamaha pedals drive me nuts with that.
Michael
The pedal looks great! As a quick off the topic question if you don't mind, have you figured a way to minimize the Yamaha pedal's squeaking noises. Both of my Yamaha pedals drive me nuts with that.
Michael
No Michael, I haven't, sorry!
As a quick off the topic question if you don't mind, have you figured a way to minimize the Yamaha pedal's squeaking noises. Both of my Yamaha pedals drive me nuts with that.
Michael
I have one too (FC3) and I added some more lubricant inside (common petroleum jelly) and I think I bended a small piece of the action a little, but I can't remember which...It's much better now than when I bought it. I also have a much older on/off pedal with my P80, and it doesn't squeak at all now. I think the squeaking goes away with time. Be patient...and play a lot!
Of course I use headphones so I hear it less.
Thanks for the reply sigasa, and for the tip Gilles, I appreciate it.
Michael
I don't notice a squeak with my pedals, probably for the reason Gilles mentions - I've 'played them in' so to speak!