Detail 01
Keyboard amp, not a guitar amp
Voiced flat and full-range so piano and organ patches come through as recorded, without a guitar speaker's midrange bump.

Independent shopping perspective
Keyboard amp that doubles as a small PA. For keyboard players and solo performers who need one box for keys, vocals and backing tracks.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
Voiced flat and full-range so piano and organ patches come through as recorded, without a guitar speaker's midrange bump.
Detail 02
Mic and line inputs mean you can run a vocal or a backing track through it, not just an instrument.
Detail 03
Heavy for its price class. A two-hand lift, and a hand truck helps for anything past a short carry.
Detail 04
Sends a clean feed to a house desk or recorder over long cable runs without picking up hum.
Detail 05
Short-run connection to another amp or a recorder. Keep the cable short to avoid noise.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
You can, but it stays clean and flat. It will not give you the overdrive or midrange voice of a guitar amp.
Yes. It is built to handle a keyboard plus a vocal mic or backing track, which covers a solo or duo gig.
Yes, through the balanced XLR output. That feed is designed for a mixing desk and holds up over long cable runs.
41.45 lbs, so plan on a two-hand lift. Fine for car-to-stage, less fun for stairs.
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