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I highly recommend getting this amplifier if you are a keyboard player and you gig or play with a band because of the sound quality and EQ. The only change I would make with this would be to add some reverb too it but outside of that I found no cons to having it. It is fun to have and gives you the sound you need to sound great!
I was very confused and upset with Peavey on the KB3 and did not keep it for more than a week. The sound is clean and crisp but at this price you can just get so much more. I do not recommend getting this at this price, maybe if you can get a lightly used one for less than 200 I say go for it because the sound is pretty good (not loud though). I...
You can even mount this amp to a pole if you want, though didn’t have a pole so it just went on the floor. I do recommend having a good quality cord when using it because I noticed that cheaper cords don’t sound as good. This amp weighs around 40 pounds which is still pretty light; it is a 3 channel amp with a 5 band EQ built right into it! Thi...
This amp is only 16 pounds and is no taller than a foot and a half. It is very easy to pack it up and take it with you or slide it in a closet like I use to do to keep it out of the way. I have only dropped it once but it didn’t affect the performance of the amp; it just scratched the outside part of it. I recommend getting this if you are in th...
The weight of this amp is almost 1 hundred pounds. That is very heavy, that is the only downfall of the Roland K 880. It is a huge hassle to have to lug this thing around from venue to venue and in and out of our van. That is the reason why we don’t hook two of them up together in stereo because that would just be 200 pounds of gear that we woul...
If I every needed a quick buy again to have an amp for a performance and didn’t have the money on hand to purchase a higher end model I would purchase the Behringer Ultratone K900FX again without a doubt. Behringer outdid there self on this one, I didn’t not expect this kind of quality out of such a low priced amp from them.
The price of the Roland KC-150 is the selling point. It is very affordable and can work great for your home personal needs, but if you are in need of an amp for venues and small clubs then I really wouldn’t go for the KC 150. There are better amps that will cost a little more , but will give you a better sound when cranked to high volumes.
What i like most : the clean sound (good signal/noise ratio), and the bass sounds are lovely. Very good value for money I would do the same choice again, if i can find a second hand one at the same price (70 €)
I have had this amp for 1 1/2 years. What I like most? It has stereo connections for a single speaker. That comes in very handy when you want to use this amp as a PA speaker but only have one (good for DJs). I also like how light it is for its size. Its not a feather but its the same size as some other solid state amps I own but weighs a good 20...
This amp is really good for keys and acoustics. Since this is what I got it for, I am very satisfied with it. It doesn't color the tone that comes out of my keyboard, but it doesn't have the anemic, lifeless feel that comes with running keys through the DI into the PA. In other words, it brings the keyboard to life. The built-in compression goes...
