Roland KC-110 - Stereo Keyboard Amplifier

Roland KC-110 - Stereo Keyboard Amplifier  

WORLD'S FIRST AA BATTERY-POWERED STEREO KEYBOARD AMP! 

With the new KC-110 stereo keyboard amplifier, Roland adds another great amp to its lineup as well as another “World’s First” title to its pedigree. The KC-110 is the first fully stereo, pro-quality keyboard amp that can be powered by eight AA batteries. Take this amp anywhere, plug in, and experience the rich, spatial sound that has become a Roland trademark.

• World’s first AA battery-powered stereo keyboard amp!
• Runs on eight AA batteries, eight AA rechargeable batteries, or AC power (adaptor included)
• Highly efficient 30 watts (15W+15W) stereo amplifier with two 6.5" (16 cm) speakers and two tweeters
• High-quality stereo digital effects built in: reverb, chorus, “Wide” chorus, and EQ; effects on/off can be controlled with optional footswitch
• Three independent channels with volume control
• XLR Mic/Instrument input, two stereo inputs, stereo AUX input, stereo line outputs, and headphone output
• Mounts on a speaker stand (optional ST-A95 Speaker Stand)
• Built-in tilt-back stand
• Removable battery cartridge for easy battery replacement

True Stereo Sound

The KC-110 delivers pure, rich stereo sound with spatial projection that encircles the room. Its dual-power design (15W + 15W) enables brilliant stereo/multi-band chorus with “Wide” mode, plus gorgeous stereo reverb that will enhance any instrument or voice. A built-in tilt-back stand allows optimal placement and projection.

Onboard Effects

Enhance your instruments and voice with the KC-110’s onboard high-quality digital effects. EQ, reverb, and chorus are provided, plus Wide mode for deep, dramatic stereo imaging. For hands-free operation on stage, the effects on/off can be activated with an optional footswitch.

Versatile I/O

Whether you need to amplify a single instrument or a trio, the KC-110 is built to handle a variety of situations. Three channels are provided, each with independent volume control. Channel 1 is a Mic/Line channel, with XLR and 1/4" inputs; channels 2 and 3 offer stereo line inputs. You can also connect an MP3/CD player to the AUX input for play-along practice or performance. Master stereo outputs are provided, as well as a headphone out.