Roland DP-10vsRoland RPU-3
Summary
Roland DP-10 and Roland RPU-3: 2 Roland foot pedals compared side by side. They differ on 3 of 10 compared specifications.
| 2 items | Roland DP-10CurrentView details → | Roland RPU-3CurrentView details → |
|---|---|---|
| General | ||
| Manufacturer | Roland | Roland |
| Status | Current | Current |
| Pedal | ||
| Pedal type | Sustain | Sustain |
| Style | Piano-style | Piano-style |
| Pedals in unit | 1 | 3 |
| Connection | ||
| Connector | 1/4" TRS | 1/4" TRS |
| Cable length | 2.2 m | — |
| Polarity switch | No | No |
| Range / minimum control | No | No |
| Build & features | ||
| Housing | Metal | Metal |
| Features | Half-damper, Continuous sensor, Rubber base | Half-damper, Separate plug per pedal, Rubber base |
| Designed for | Roland keyboards with half-damper input; any sustain socket | Roland FP and RD stage pianos |
| Size & weight | ||
| Colours | Black | Black |
Key differences
- Pedals in unit: DP-10 – 1 RPU-3 – 3
- Designed for: DP-10 – Roland keyboards with half-damper input; any sustain socket RPU-3 – Roland FP and RD stage pianos
Both are the same on pedal type (Sustain), connector (1/4" TRS) and polarity switch (No).