A perfect balance of power and value.

The Roland KC-350 120W Keyboard Mixing Amp is ideal for medium-sized gigs. With a 120W amp, 12" speaker and horn tweeter, 4-channel operation, 3-band EQ, XLR mic input, output select switch, and shape switch for quick tonal adjustment. Connectivity includes an XLR line out for connecting to mixing consoles, a 1/4" out for connecting to recording devices, a subwoofer output compatible with Roland's KCW-1, and a stereo link in/out for chaining 2 KC-350s for stereo performance.

Roland KC-350 120W Keyboard Mixing Amp Features:

• 120W
• 12" speaker and horn tweeter
• 4 channel operation
• 3-band EQ
• Shape switch for quick tonal adjustments
• XLR mic input
• XLR line out for connecting to mixing consoles
• 1/4" phone jack for connecting to recording devices
• RCA aux stereo input
• Subwoofer output compatible with Roland's KCW-1
• Stereo link in/out for chaining 2 KC-350s

A versatile amp with great Roland sound and an easy price. Order today.

Roland KC-350 120W Keyboard Mixing Amp

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I love it!

Posted by juniorkingmusic from Brandon, Ms. on Jan 7, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: All

I had a Peavey KB% prior to owning the Roland KC-350 and the Roland blows the Peavey away with sound quality. The KB% is a stereo amp and higher priced but my KC-350 dosen't "clip" out at higher volumne settings. I use a Kurzweil stage piano throught mine and a Yamaha synth.

The only thing better would be to have two of them...so I'm buying another for the stereo effect.

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Great practice amp!

Posted by Wes from Nj on Jun 19, 2007

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Profession

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock, Alternative, Indie

I've owned this amp for about 3 months now. At mid to lower volumes it's awesome. You really couldn't ask for more as far as the crisp, clear, and true sounds it replicates. However, when you adjust the volume up past 3/4 full, the amp begins to distort. It's a problem when trying to play an acoustic guitar or keyboard through it. This amp is more than sufficient when used at anything lower than 3/4 volume or singing. I'd recommend getting the next size up if you need it to compete with drums or loud guitars because it's a nuisance having to ask band members to play softer - and who wants to play softer anyway?

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Kicks in the Band

Posted by Keyboard Man For Hire from Texas on May 29, 2007

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Professional

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock, Pop, Country, Society

I love this amplifier. The KC350 is tough and powerful. It "kicks" out the sound in a loud "Rock and I'm Full of Myself Band". Just don't forget the earplugs. I feel that this amplifier is as good as the KC550, just not as heavy.

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Roland 120W keyboard amp

Posted by SuperAce from Williamsburg, VA on Apr 6, 2007

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Gigging Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Electronica-influenced piano rock

Great amp for the gigging keyboardist. It's light enough to tote around but loud enough so you can hear yourself onstage. The input mixing is great -- especially the switchable input. You can use channel 4 to make your amp monitor a send from the mainboard -- great when the provided monitors are lacking! I only wish that there were sub outs for all the input channels, so I could do my own monitor mix and let the engineer to the house mix. Finally, I did have one problem -- the tweeter died within 2 weeks of new purchase, and I had to have it serviced... the warranty covered everything, and I haven't had any other problems.

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I've owned three of these. I use them...

Posted by jwpiano from Superior, CO on Jan 10, 2007

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Pro

Reviewer's Play Style: Jazz Piano

I've owned three of these. I use them in stereo mostly for piano sounds. All three of them have had intermittent distortion at mid-high frequencies. One of them blew a tweeter. The knobs fall off and the gold indicators on the top of the knobs have to be continually reglued. I would not buy these again.

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Roland KC-350 120W Keyboard Mixing Amp

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