Roland DP-10 Damper Pedal

Marsoni

M251S

$125.00

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Roland DP-10 Damper PedalThe DP 10 from roland is a solidly built, natural feel pedal features a non slip rubber plate, essential when performing on hardwood or slip prone surfaces, plus an extended cable (2. 2m) for stacked multi keyboard setups. It is compatible with half damper capable keyboards, and it can also serve as a standard pedal switch for sustain, and more. Product Specs Item Number: 19731 Make: Roland Model: DP 10 Condition: Brand New Finish: Black Categories:

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The quality and craftsmanship of this tray are amazing! I bought it mainly for jewelry photography, and the results turned out even better than I expected ✨ The matte finish is exactly what I needed because it doesn’t reflect light, which makes photographing jewelry and pearls so much easier and gives the photos a much more elevated look 📸 I took these photos at night under white lighting, and I’m honestly so happy with how they turned out. The background looks clean, soft, and aesthetic. Sharing some of my photos here for reference — highly recommend!

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Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2026