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title: "YAMAHA expression pedal"
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# Metal plate for multi-pedal ganging Heavy-duty metal build Adjustable pedal angle & spring tension YAMAHA expression pedal

**Price:** € 99.51
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎸 Step up your sound game with pro-grade expression control!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** YAMAHA expression pedal
- **How much does it cost?** € 99.51 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Why This Product

- Free international shipping included
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## Key Features

- • **Rock-solid durability:** Built like a brick outhouse to withstand intense gigging and studio sessions.
- • **Universal compatibility:** Works flawlessly with Yamaha devices and other gear with assignable parameters.
- • **Seamless multi-pedal setup:** Metal connection plate lets you gang multiple pedals for complex control rigs.
- • **Precision control at your feet:** Adjust pedal angle and spring tension for a personalized playing experience.
- • **Fortissimo function for dynamic flair:** Easily accentuate key moments in your performance with expressive control.

## Overview

The Yamaha FC7 Expression Pedal is a heavy-duty, metal-built foot controller designed for professional musicians seeking precise volume and expression control. Featuring adjustable pedal angle, spring tension, and a unique fortissimo function, it allows dynamic performance accents. Its metal connection plate supports multi-pedal setups, making it a versatile and durable choice for Yamaha-compatible instruments and beyond.

## Description

From the manufacturer Yamaha FC7 FC7 Foot Controller Expression Pedal The FC7 is a heavy-duty foot controller used for changing volume, expression and other assignable parameters. With its 'fortissimo function', you can accent certain parts of a performance. Adjustable pedal angle, spring point adjustment and a metal connection plate for multiple pedal 'ganging,' add a unique touch to this volume controller tailoring the pedal to various playing styles.

Review: Just buy one - I play a variety of keyboards for gigs and the problem with expression pedals is consistency. What works with one keyboard doesn't always work well with another. That's why I've ended with some very expensive options from Korg, Boss, Hammond etc. The one problem I always come across is the range of expression - i.e. some of them appear to either be on or off with little variance in between. Even when adjusting the keyboard parameters it still feels lacking in the gradient of expression. After reading reviews I bit the bullet and bought the Yamaha. Wish I'd done it years earlier. Built like a brick outhouse, nice pedal travel and works well with the keyboards I use. I've started using a Viscount Legend Live and it sets up perfectly with this keyboard and the Motif I use alongside it.
Review: Great pedal ! Update - nearly 8yrs later ! - UPDATE from my original posting below : I still stand by all I have said below, but after nearly 8yrs of service, the pedal has died on me. I think perhaps I have abused the pedal too much - mainly plugging the jack into the back of my organ keyboard, then lowering the pedal, from behind the keyboard, down to the ground, by holding the cable - so the full weight of the pedal is dangling on the cable. So, with said abuse, 8yrs service is pretty good. I have decided I will buy another Yamaha FC-7 - and resolve to take better care of it ! Read my comments below, from 8yrs ago - it has been a great, reliable pedal : 2016 - My thoughts : Excellent volume/expression pedal. Up until recently, I had a Hammond SK2 dual-manual organ clone - and I used the corresponding Hammond EXP-50 expression pedal. While the EXP-50 pedal is built like a tank, it is perhaps too heavy. My main gripe with the EXP-50 is I play the organ, standing up, as I have my e.piano below it. The EXP-50 isn't great to use standing up. I sold the EXP-50 with my Hammond SK2. I bought a new Hammond "clone" - a Mag C2 organ. I needed a new volume/expression pedal - and my main thought was the Yamaha FC-7 pedal as everyone else raves about it. I now can see why. It does look a bit too generic for my taste though - not very stylish. It feels as solid as the EXP-50, and feels just as solid. I haven't noticed it sliding around on the floor either. However, I works great - and important for me, with a 3 min adjustment (unscrew ONE screw, pull out a metal clip, slide the whole mechanism and footplate itself, further back about 1cm, then replace the metal clip and screw) - it now works easily standing up - without any strain on the ankle or knee. Great result. And, it's much less expensive than the EXP-50. Also quite handy, the cable wraps up inside the pedal when being stored - although that is a bit fiddly to do.

## Features

- Heavy duty foot controller
- Can be used for changing volume, expression or other assignable parameters
- Adjustable pedal angle

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B000UJHIS8 |
| Best Sellers Rank | 1,186 in Musical Instruments & DJ ( See Top 100 in Musical Instruments & DJ ) 15 in Electronic Piano Accessories |
| Brand Name | Yamaha |
| Colour | Black |
| Compatible Devices | Yamaha devices with assignable parameters |
| Connector Type | 1/4 inch (6.35mm) audio plug |
| Control Type | parameter |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (1,391) |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00086792581941, 04957812459440 |
| Hardware Interface | 1/4-inch Audio |
| Item Weight | 680 g |
| Manufacturer | yamaha |
| Material Type | Metal |
| Model Name | FC7 |
| Model Number | FC7 |
| Product Style | Expression Pedal |
| Size | 270 x 110 x 330 mm; 10-5/8” x 4-3/8” x 13” |
| Special Features | Heavy duty foot controller with 'fortissimo function', which enables you to accent certain parts of your performance. Adjustable pedal angle, spring point adjustment and metal connection plate for multiple pedal 'ganging.' |
| UPC | 086792311944 086792581941 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 count |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Yamaha
- **Colour:** Black
- **Model name:** FC7
- **Size:** 270 x 110 x 330 mm; 10-5/8” x 4-3/8” x 13”

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Pattern, Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Has anyone got one of these working with a Yamaha P125?**
A: This Yamaha expression pedal will work with any compatible keyboard. In order to be compatible, it must be wired in the correct polarity (all Yamaha keyboards are) AND have an CC pedal input. A very quick Google of 'Yamaha P125 specs' reveals that this model does not have such an input and so will not work with an FC7. Your alternative option is to use an in-line stereo audio volume pedal, such as a Boss FV-500L. If you're intending to use the keyboard as a MIDI controller with a computer, you might also consider an external MIDI pedal interface, such as those made by Audiofront.

**Q: Can this pedal be used to trigger things like drum breaks or registration change or other assignable things?**
A: I assume that it will depend on what keyboard you have but to answer your question, Yes. I use mine on a Yamaha Genos and it can easily be programmed for most things that are assignable. In fact I use two for various functions.

**Q: Can this work with korg triton le? i connect it but it doesn't do anything**
A: Then you need to go into the settings of the Korg to change the setting as there are usually 2 setting to chose from but it will work you just need to set it correctly

**Q: Can this pedal be used with yamaha psr e433 keyboard?**
A: I am afraid not.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Just buy one
*by L***R on 31 August 2025*

I play a variety of keyboards for gigs and the problem with expression pedals is consistency. What works with one keyboard doesn't always work well with another. That's why I've ended with some very expensive options from Korg, Boss, Hammond etc. The one problem I always come across is the range of expression - i.e. some of them appear to either be on or off with little variance in between. Even when adjusting the keyboard parameters it still feels lacking in the gradient of expression. After reading reviews I bit the bullet and bought the Yamaha. Wish I'd done it years earlier. Built like a brick outhouse, nice pedal travel and works well with the keyboards I use. I've started using a Viscount Legend Live and it sets up perfectly with this keyboard and the Motif I use alongside it.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great pedal ! Update - nearly 8yrs later !
*by R***L on 15 July 2016*

UPDATE from my original posting below : I still stand by all I have said below, but after nearly 8yrs of service, the pedal has died on me. I think perhaps I have abused the pedal too much - mainly plugging the jack into the back of my organ keyboard, then lowering the pedal, from behind the keyboard, down to the ground, by holding the cable - so the full weight of the pedal is dangling on the cable. So, with said abuse, 8yrs service is pretty good. I have decided I will buy another Yamaha FC-7 - and resolve to take better care of it ! Read my comments below, from 8yrs ago - it has been a great, reliable pedal : 2016 - My thoughts : Excellent volume/expression pedal. Up until recently, I had a Hammond SK2 dual-manual organ clone - and I used the corresponding Hammond EXP-50 expression pedal. While the EXP-50 pedal is built like a tank, it is perhaps too heavy. My main gripe with the EXP-50 is I play the organ, standing up, as I have my e.piano below it. The EXP-50 isn't great to use standing up. I sold the EXP-50 with my Hammond SK2. I bought a new Hammond "clone" - a Mag C2 organ. I needed a new volume/expression pedal - and my main thought was the Yamaha FC-7 pedal as everyone else raves about it. I now can see why. It does look a bit too generic for my taste though - not very stylish. It feels as solid as the EXP-50, and feels just as solid. I haven't noticed it sliding around on the floor either. However, I works great - and important for me, with a 3 min adjustment (unscrew ONE screw, pull out a metal clip, slide the whole mechanism and footplate itself, further back about 1cm, then replace the metal clip and screw) - it now works easily standing up - without any strain on the ankle or knee. Great result. And, it's much less expensive than the EXP-50. Also quite handy, the cable wraps up inside the pedal when being stored - although that is a bit fiddly to do.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best keyboard expression pedal
*by D***R on 29 September 2015*

This is hands down the best expression pedal you will find. Built extremely solidly from metal and hard wearing plastic and rubber, it has a much more sturdy construction and larger footprint than the Roland EV-5 or M-Audio pedal but it's not as cumbersome as the Boss. It does use a 50k pot, rather than the rather more normal 10k one. This means it's not compatible with some makes of keyboard - check first; you should be fine with Yamaha and I'm using mine with a Kurzweil with just a small wiring modification (instructions searchable online). It has an adjustable angle to suit standing or sitting (or just personal preference) and you can have it so it goes all the way to maximum or stops a little way short with the final bit on a spring - use it for a bit of extra volume when you're playing a solo or whatever. Basically this pedal gives you all the options, is built like a tank and easily fixable in the event that wear and tear should eventually occur. It's for this reason is the preferred pedal for many West End shows and tours.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Yamaha Accordion Accessory (FC7)
- Yamaha Viola Bow FC5

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