Roland KC-80 3 Channel Mixing Keyboard Amplifier, 50-Watt

Roland KC-80 3 Channel Mixing Keyboard Amplifier, 50-Watt

Name: Roland KC-80 3 Channel Mixing Keyboard Amplifier, 50-Watt
Brand: Roland
SKU: 1273680
Price: 411.99 USD
Rating: 9.3 (14 reviews)

$ 411.99

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Based on 14 ratings

Sound quality

9.08

Light weight

7.06

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Product Description

With 50 watts of power, it's a small and inexpensive keyboard amplifier.

The power amp and power supply sections have been redesigned to provide more stability and better bass reproduction.

Custom two-way speaker system with a 10-inch woofer and tweeter that was developed in-house.

Three 1/4-inch input channels, a dedicated auxiliary input with 1/8-inch and RCA jacks, and a master EQ are all available onboard.

An XLR mic input, a 1/4-inch line output, headphones output, and a sub output are all included.

For added durability, use metal jacks.

Questions & Answers

What's the best way to hook up a RD 2000 to this amplifier?

Connect the keyboard's mono output (via a 1/4" pin mono cable) to one of the speaker amp's input channels. Unless you use two speaker amps, your stereo output will be converted to mono at the speaker amp.

Would a 16-piece big band be able to use this amp?

If the venue is small, Yes, I believe that is correct.

Is the only source of power a battery? What size and type of battery do you have?

The KC-100 is a 50-watt radio. 80 does not use batteries in any way. Perhaps you're referring to the KC-XXXXXXXXXXXXXX 220 that can be powered by an AC adapter or by eight AA batteries?

How many ohms are there?

I'm sorry, but I'm not sure what you're asking. The unit of resistance is "ohms," and its value varies depending on where it's measured (point to point) within (or across) a system or device.

Selected User Reviews For Roland KC-80 3 Channel Mixing Keyboard Amplifier, 50-Watt

I adore it! I adore it! OMG, I'm in love with this amp! br>I'm the proud owner of a Yamaha P- It's like a completely different instrument when you're playing 95

5/5

I'm in awe of how great this amplifier is. The bass, in particular, is incredible. br>br>I adore it, I adore it, I adore it, I adore it, I adore it, I adore it, I.

Virginia Rodriguez

| Apr 21, 2021

It's a good investment

3/5

I like how light the wait is. br>I also like how clear the sound is.

Lukas Burgess

| Jul 25, 2021

Relationship between quality and price

5/5

It has a nice tone to it and it's not too heavy.

Ivory Friedman

| Sep 04, 2021

Exceptional dependability

5/5

I bought this small amp 17 years ago to go with my full-size digital keyboard, and it cleanly plays all of the frequencies from top to bottom. It can get quite loud without becoming distorted. I've used it for outdoor performances where I've played bass, accordion, and acoustic guitar. All instruments benefit from it because it covers all frequencies. There's nothing spectacular about it, but it keeps going. I used my broken stereo as a home audio amplifier when it broke years ago. The Roland amplifiers are fantastic.

Ashlynn Foster

| Oct 26, 2021

The sound is fantastic

5/5

We recently bought the KC80 for use outdoors, along with an FP90 keyboard and microphone. If you need Bluetooth, simply connect the speaker to your device with an adapter pigtail. The KC80 is perfect in every way and weighs 27 pounds. Highs are boosted with the KC80 mixer. With the right tweaking, it can sound almost identical to an acoustic piano. Since Roland introduced the KC series, all of my keyboard colleagues have been using it. When comparing the KC series to PA speakers, you can clearly hear the difference in fine tones.