I use a p-125 on gigs, and have read that the triple-pedal setup for home models will also control Leslie speed for the organ voices. I contacted Yamaha to inquire about something for the non-home p-125 and was told nothing exists. Ideally, I only want to get the plug for the switch and find a switch to perform the same function (Leslie on - off). Any suggestions? Am I further ahead buying the unit (about $85), then remove the two legs and make a new floor rest? Appreciate any ideas.
P-125 pedals
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I would buy the LP1.
Test it out first then remove the legs.
Test it out first then remove the legs.
Thanks for the reply. Yamaha tells me that the plug is not available alone. Then how do I find the correct pins
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Again, re-read my post above. check to see if you can use the sustain jack on the back of the P-125 to actuate the leslie slow/fast. Plug a sustain pedal into the yamaha, assign the sustain pedal (for your organ patches) to control leslie speed. It might not be possible on the P-125 but is typical on other keyboards so it should be possible on the P-125. If it is, use a latched pedal so that pressing down (and releasing) activates the fast and a repeat of the process returns to slow. For non-organ programs it would just act as a regular sustain pedal. I'm thinking that this is why the P-125 has both inputs on the back of the keyboard.
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Have a close look at the socket, from the manual it looks like a DIN socket which are readily available from any electronics supply shop.
Then read
diykeyboard.wikidot.com
Then read