BEST KEYBOARD AMPS!
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- 1. BEHRINGER ULTRATONE K900FX : amzn.to/3cWdJRL
2. Roland KC-200 : amzn.to/2AUJOwj
3. Behringer Ultratone Kt108 : amzn.to/37oK5DF
4. Peavey KB 1 : amzn.to/3dT3eAd
5. Roland Mobile Cube : amzn.to/37r4Sqf
6. Behringer Ultratone K450FX : amzn.to/3cRU8SX
7. BEHRINGER KXD12 : amzn.to/2XP8VcS
7. BEHRINGER KXD12: It is a bi-amplified 600-watt keyboard and electronic drum amplifier, as well as a 4-channel PA system. This amplifier contains a 12-inch LF speaker, a 1-inch HF driver, and it gives you four independent stereo channels, each with separate volume and FX send controls. It also has an XLR mic input for direct connection of a dynamic microphone, a stereo AUX input for connecting an MP3 player, and a headphone output for quiet practicing.
6. Behringer Ultratone K450FX: The Behringer Ultratone K450FX is a compact, 3-channel, 45-watt keyboard amplifier and small PA in a rugged enclosure, housing a 10-inch woofer. It features built-in 24-bit digital effects processing with 100 presets, feedback detection and suppression circuitry, a master 5-band graphic EQ, and an XLR input for dynamic microphones.
5. Roland Mobile Cube: It can handle all types of electronic instruments and audio devices and can be used anywhere, anytime. It is equipped with Roland's legendary FX engine, and the MOBILE CUBE offers high-quality stereo reverb and chorus effects. Another unique specialty is that it is a battery-powered stereo guitar combo amplifier that plugs you into instant audio entertainment.
4. Peavey KB 1: It is designed as a personal PA system in a keyboard amp. It features separate inputs on each channel and can easily handle voice, microphones and other instruments, including acoustic and electric guitars, drum machines and backing machines, such as CD and DAT players. Other essential features include a stereo effects loop, ground lift, master level, and XLR balanced stereo line.
3. Behringer Ultratone Kt108: This amplifier is the ideal choice for keyboardists looking for great, classic tube-like sounds in a 2-channel, 15Watt combo with an equally-small price. It comes with a powerful 20-Watt Bugera 8" speaker provides amazingly-rich and deep bass, without the slightest hint of distortion. It has a dedicated 3-band EQ for the ultimate in no-frills sound shaping.
2. Roland KC-200: The KC-200 4-Channel Mixing Keyboard Amplifier from Roland features 100W of power, an integrated mixer with four line-input channels, and a dedicated auxiliary input with support for an XLR vocal microphone. Its bass-reflex cabinet is paired with a redesigned power section and an updated 12-inch woofer. It can be used in sound reinforcement applications for 88-note stage pianos, organs, synthesizers, rhythm machines, and other electronic instruments.
1. BEHRINGER ULTRATONE K900FX: It is a 3-channel, 90-watt keyboard amplifier and small PA in a rugged bass-reflex enclosure, housing a 12-inch woofer and a custom 1-inch horn-loaded tweeter. This amplifier features built-in 24-bit digital effects processing with 100 presets, feedback detection and suppression circuitry, a master 5-band graphic EQ, and an XLR input for dynamic microphones. The FBQ Feedback Detection System comes with a control knob that indicates and eliminates specific feedback frequencies.
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1. BEHRINGER ULTRATONE K900FX : amzn.to/3cWdJRL
2. Roland KC-200 : amzn.to/2AUJOwj
3. Behringer Ultratone Kt108 : amzn.to/37oK5DF
4. Peavey KB 1 : amzn.to/3dT3eAd
5. Roland Mobile Cube : amzn.to/37r4Sqf
6. Behringer Ultratone K450FX : amzn.to/3cRU8SX
7. BEHRINGER KXD12 : amzn.to/2XP8VcS
Ive had the Roland KC 200 for a couple weeks now. I think its an excellent keyboard amp. I use it for practice, and will be taking it to rehearsals, and for gigs will use it as a monitor for larger venues. The clarity required for keys is there. I have had problems finding an amp that did not sound hollow when it comes to the lows in the acoustic pianos and electric keyboard sounds. I’m happy with it and the weight is about 30lbs which is a major benefit when going to rehearsals.
what amp do u reomend to play Coldplay covers? i will play pianos, synth, pads and strings
BeWater - That's interesting. Yes I have found that many amps and speakers sound hollow, but I'm more concerned about weak mids. Good mid frequency definition seems to be impossible with a 12" speaker. Please do prove me wrong because I need a solution. There are one or two 8" and 10" powered speakers which (supposedly) go down to 50Hz, but usually there is a trade off between lows and mids. I wish that three-way speaker cabinets were more common. The few there are have high price tags.
This was a Behringer Ad.
The only keyboard amps I've ever seen that were extremely powerful but so lightweight; Motion Sound and Barbetta (sadly closed down).
Few people were aware of these little monsters
Good information! I stopped using keyboard amps several years ago. I really don't like the frequency response from any of them. I use two QSC K10.2s in bass cab mode. It makes my Korg Kronos2 88 and Korg N264, not only sound louder if needed during a gig, but also sounds both richer and clearer.
I tried Roland a while back, but didn't like the sound. Peavey isn't what it used to be. The only decent keyboard amplifier I found, was an Alto Professional model from 2 years ago.
For Kronos - I will suggest to try play on MarkBass 122 ... Just try and I promise - you will be amazed !!!
@@slobodanjankovic177, thanks! I'll have to see who carries one near me. I'd like to test drive that puppy.
Agreed. I use alto powered speaker with a mixer, problem solved!
@@marchangel7462, sweet!
Guys ive got a Kronos 2 88 and planning to buy a speaker . Planning to jam with my daughter shes using an acouster guitar and some vocals. What do you recommend? Alto speakers or QSC 10.2?
I wonder why people would use small keyboard amps because they sound horrible.
Apartments. I've got the K450 and it's 7.5 times more powerful than a classic Yamaha self-powered cube from 30-plus years ago (the KS10 which was around ... 6 watts - and could still 'put out' for a small room). Suffice it to say I don't think I'll be dialing up the K450 outside of performance spaces. In fact, the biggest reason - aside from the price-performance ratio - was the ability to take several instruments into the inputs and level them to headphones without getting an interface or other gear. Simple cheap - does the job (compared to - say - the Roland KC200 which costs 500 at double the watts, the K450 comes in at 200 and has more power than I need). Can even throw FX filters (similar to pedals) and onboard EQ into the output to sweeten any sounds coming in.
For home use, especially in an apartment, studio monitors are a better choice than a small keyboard amp. They sound much better, and look better, and tend to be on a desk or shelf or stands rather than right on your downstairs neighbor's ceiling.
If don’t mind Behringer being most of them here.
by a large margin a used PEAVEY KBA50 or the 30? either or since they were both the same. the tweeter and Bi-Amped nature of that model along with the options on the back.... BEST BASS AMP EVER!!!
uuuunnngghh - the roland mobile cube looks nice (really it does) - but ... separation? Hell - even cheap boom boxes from the 80s had more stereo separation than that.
I have a Roland Kc990 amp for Roland Fantom keyboards, is that the best one?
He don't care
I just bought a Roland keyboard amp with 4 channels. Should I still use a mixer or no? I usually play with 2 or 3 synths with pedals.
bro what amp do u recomend for Roland XPS30(30 to 50 watts)? I will play many Coldplay covers, thanks
I'm choosing the Behringer KXD 15, while the KXD 12 is fine too. I like every amp featured here. I'm also interested in Vox's VX50KB, Peavey's KB5 and Roland's Cubeand Cube Street, Roland's KC220 and their KC 600 and KC 990 models. There are so many choices! Best wishes, everyone!
I got the vox amp and I think I’m gonna sell it because it doesn’t sound very good😂😂
Does the behringer have the ability to eliminate feedback? I didn't catch it the first four times. Lol
Yes!
Or a PA...
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The KXD12 is NOT a good amp ! It sounds awfully cold !
The peavey kb1 sounds like ass. don't buy it
what amp do you recomend for roland XPS30 (30 to 60 watts)? I will play Coldplay covers
I have a Roland Kc990 amp for Roland Fantom keyboards, is that the best one?
bro, what 30-60 watts amp do you recomend for my XPS30? is a roland amp the best for my xps30? thanks