... did YOU buy one, Donny ? ...

I don't see the point. When are you ALWAYS going to sustain both keyboards at the same time? Two piano style pedals close together, you can sustain one, or the other, or BOTH (my current system).

They make plenty of sustain pedals with switches so you can use them in either system, but I can't say I've ever needed this...

not me,,.. I dont use a pedal on stage sorry..
but when I do for recording harmonies in the studio I use a BOSS FS6 pedal..

http://www.bossus.com/gear/productdetails.php?ProductId=686

It's just a pedal with two types of switches inside, one for a momentary connection and the other for a latching connection. Nothing special - kinda like a universal cellular telephone charger with multiple connections at the end of the cable.

Cheers,

Gary

I think they are BOTH momentaries, Gary. But both polarities.

If you have a sound module along with your board, you could use it to activate different options in either without using 2 pedals. Maybe vocal harmonies on one and an additional lead instrument on the other. With specific midi channel setups, they wouldn't have to happen together.

Most master keyboards, and a fair number of arrangers, can easily set up whether they transmit sustain pedal commands between keyboards. So you get the best of both worlds... sustain pedal when you want it on the secondary keyboard, and not when you don't...

This 'solution' offers no ability to alter it quickly. You are going to get sustain on BOTH whether you want it or not.

My objection is sustained.