Great smalll amp

The KC-150 is a great keyboard amp for small events that portability is a priority. I had the KC-60 which needed to run a higher volume level than I liked and was prone to distort. The KC-150 is only 3 lbs. heavier and offers a much fuller sound. It does improve if you use a speaker stand to elevate the amp. My keyboards are the Roland FP-7 and a Casio Privia 330.

Great little workhorse

I use the big brother, KC-550 at church and have no desire to lug it home each week. I use this amp to duplicate my set-up for practice at home. I play a synth access guitar and run my RP-1000 and GR-20 through separate channels. I can pop in the headphones and jam at any hour. With multi channels, I can run a line out from my studio and practice against what I'm recording over with a truer mix feel. The 65 Watts is more than enough for most situations, although if you're a keyboardist, the larger unit will give you more bottom end.

My only drawback is the same with all the KC series. I know it's a keyboard amp, but it's billed as a mixing amp and it really ought to have a modest amount of FX - C'mon guys, it's got a mic input, would a touch of reverb have killed the design?

All in all, a great amp. If I play out somewhere, I still keep the big unit at church and take this wherever I go.

A Compact Powerhouse

For a traveling keyboardist/vocalist, this amp. works well. It has presence and works well in open settings with my small combo.

Great for Keyboard

I use this with my keyboards with sampled grand piano sounds. It is clear , does not crack and brings out the bass notes! This is the only amp I would ever use with my keyboards!