Playing keyboard out of a acoustic guitar amp? Playing out of an electric guitar amp. I was until I found this most awesome Roland KC series amp. I now am a keyboard aficionado and it feels good

Great quality amp for just about any instrument including electronic drums. The output power is decent but may limit to smaller venues. Pity it has limited equalisation adjustment meaning you may need a separate effects unit for vocals, otherwise it would get a better value for money rating!

As a working keyboardist, I’d been using a Behringer that was very powerful, very heavy and 4 channel. I wanted a second amp and really didn’t need the onboard effects, as I have a Jupiter X with its own effects, as well as Boss vocal effects. Oh and I love Roland. These are pricey, to say the least, as all of their amps are, and I wanted 2, however... the sound and build quality is super fantastic and I will most likely have the pair, as well as my Jupiter X, for the rest of my semi-pro side hustle days.

Another GREAT keyboard amp

I have the Roland KC-550 which is pretty awesome for our live gigs, but pretty miserable to tote back and forth to practices. I finally broke down and got the KC-200 for practices, home and small gigs, and I am very pleased at the tone and power of this amp! Roland continues to impress me with the quality of their keyboard amps!

Blow me away. This amp is awesome.

Just got this amp in today as I needed something lighter than our kc 350 but with the same quality and great sound. So while I expected it to be pretty good, this amp kills it. Powerful but clean. Loud and clear is the only way to explain the sound this amp delivers. With a weight of only 33 lbs, this amp can go anywhere on the fly.I am extremely pleased with our purchase of this quality piece of equipment. The lows are just as powerful as our kc 350 which was my only real concern. I can't tell you just how happy this makes us. More with less is always a win, win.

I think* i would buy this again....

Seems alright - I've only had it for a few days and I haven't been able to crank it up all the way. I was intrigued to purchase for several reasons: A) 4 inputs; B) dedicated RCA in; 3) 100 watts. I'm running a Mic, SP-404, Korg Monologue, Roland D-50, aaaaaaand a guitar via a compact mixer whilst utilizing 2 amp channels (mic/monologue). Anywho - seems to handle well my only concern: NO REVIEWS ANYWHERE??? Very few "official" reviews for any of the Roland KC line - very curious.

No downside

I use it with my Casio keyboard and 12 string Breedlove guitar. Very warm low end and precise highs. Plenty of output without routing to PA for band practice and small venues. Not at all heavy, very portable.

PLENTY OF POWER.... NO DISTORTION!!!!

My new Korg Nautilus' dynamic range is perfectly matched to the Roland. Power to spare, delivers clean, no distortion sound.

Review of Roland KC-200 Keyboard Amplifier

Serves my needs. Great for practice at home or with band I play in but also plenty loud enough at 100 W for small / medium sized gigs. Simple controls but good tone and sound obtained (linked to Yamaha keyboards).