Nord Triple Pedal Unit for Nord Stage Pianos

£152.00

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The Guitar Pedals department think you might like this Pedal, the Nord Triple Pedal Unit for Nord Stage Pianos by is New and is looking for a new home.

For ultimate control and advanced piano techniques you need three pedals including the Sustenuto which allows you do selectively sustain notes which not sustaining others. This triple pedal from Nord helps you achieve those effects on your Clavia Nord piano.

Here’s what Nord say about the Triple Pedal

The Nord Triple Pedal offers an unprecedented functionality, with the addition of a dynamic control of the mechanical noise during operation, and the ability for you as a player to use half-pedalling and ”release and catch” techniques.The right pedal is the sustain pedal. When the sustain pedal is operated on an acoustic grand or upright piano, many different sounds are produced by the mechanical components, several of the sounds can be reproduced by the Nord Stage 2.

The left pedal is the soft pedal, the Una Corda. When you press this pedal, all the notes you play will be slightly lower in volume and have a slightly more subdued tone quality.

The middle pedal is the Sostenuto. By using this pedal, you can sustain selected notes, while other notes remain unaffected. Only the notes that are held down when the pedal is operated will sustain. Other notes that you play while keeping the pedal down will sound as if no pedal was operated at all.

Compatible products:

  • Nord Stage 2 HA76, HA88 and SW73
  • Nord Piano 88
  • Nord Piano 2 HA88

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