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Roland KC-400 Keyboard Combo

Roland KC-400 Keyboard Combo

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£525.00 £657.00
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Roland KC-80 Keyboard Combo

Roland KC-80 Keyboard Combo

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£341.00 £410.00
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Roland KC-600 Keyboard Combo

Roland KC-600 Keyboard Combo

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£659.00 £812.00
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Roland KC-200 Keyboard Combo

Roland KC-200 Keyboard Combo

£439.00 £535.00
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Roland KC-220 Keyboard Combo

Roland KC-220 Keyboard Combo

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£455.00 £570.00
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About Roland Keyboard Amps

Roland Keyboard amps offer an excellent solution for monitoring keyboards, stage pianos and synthesizers that don't have their own built-in speakers. Capable of clearly covering the wide frequency ranges produced by a piano at both low and high volumes, Roland keyboard amps sound great at home, in the rehearsal room and on stage.

 

Why Should I Choose a Roland Keyboard Amp?

  • Stunning quality, like all Roland products
  • Wide range of sizes and power ratings
  • Amps for everything from home practice to full stage monitoring

Frequently Asked Questions about Roland Keyboard Amps

Question: Can't I just run my keyboard through a guitar amp?
While it is possible, we really don't recommend it. Guitar amps are really only designed for the relatively limited range of frequencies produced by guitars. You will be able to run your keyboard through it, but it's likely you will damage the speaker.
Question: Can I use a microphone with a Roland keyboard amp?
Absolutely, Roland keyboard amps feature a dedicated microphone input so you can sing along as you play.
Question: Can I play a guitar through a Roland keyboard amp?
Of course, an electro-acoustic guitar will sound great through a Roland keyboard amp and an electric guitar will also work. Although the limited gain and EQ options may restrict your sound, it won't harm your amp in any way.