Bold low end with incredible signal quality.

A convenient way to add 200 watts of punchy low end to sub-out equipped KC amps, or to standard amplifiers via the stereo Thru output with 1/4" and XLR jacks. Very tight sound is never muddy. Intuitive controls include crossover knob, phase switch, and shape switch. 10" heavy-magnet speaker.

Roland KCW-1 200W Keyboard Subwoofer Features:

• 200W power
• 10" heavy-magnet driver
• Left and right XLR and 1/4" inputs
• XLR and 1/4" thru out connectors
• Footswitch on/off jack

Express the full range of your keyboard's tone. Make the KCW-1 yours now.

Roland KCW-1 200W Keyboard Subwoofer

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finishing touch for the Roland AC60

Posted by John Westcott from Stevensville on May 10, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: weekend warrior

Reviewer's Play Style: rock blues R&B and acoustic hits

I bought this amp about 2 years ago to use with my Roland ac60 acoustic guitar amp. The extra bottom this thing delivers is great. Using the AC60 and the KCW1 together produces one of the best sounding acoustic guitar/jazz guitar amps available. Basically providing a total of 260 watts of clean power for my acoustic rig. My band mate also has a AC60. We can hook both amps into Sub add 2 mikes and 2 guitars and we have the perfect little PA for small venues.

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It definitely has Ba**s

Posted by Albert Frost from San Antonio, Texas on Feb 28, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Electronic, Hardcore, Progressive

I am in a hardcore electronic band, and we have breakdowns and heavy parts, and connecting it with my KC-550 amp produces amazing tones that would normally sound muddy with certain layered keyboard effects, an all too common problem when playing dynamic high and low keyboard parts at the same time. If you play a lot of low end notes, such as sub bass tones or you play for a rap/dance band and want that low punchy kick that will get people moving, you should consider getting this.

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Works well for what it was intended

Posted by Synthrockguy from Chicago, IL on Mar 30, 2007

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Hobbyist

Reviewer's Play Style: Pop, Punk, Electronica

This sub only works well for what it was intended to do....be an addition to a keyboard amp (and not a stand alone sub). I bought this a couple of months ago and can honestly tell you that if you do not have a keyboard amp with a subwoofer "out", this sub's crossover will dissapoint you. I played with the crossover for a couple of days and hated the way it sounded. Once I hooked it up using the Subwoofer Out of my Behringer KX1800 the sound was everything that I had hoped.

I do love the design. I have nicknamed it the "Borg cube". It is rock solid and built to last.

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Excellent

Posted by EmersonWannabe from Des Moines, WA on May 24, 2004

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Hobbyist/Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock

One word - awesome. Punchy low-end with the ability to go lower than anything I've heard. Not distorted at all. Sure, it cost more than my actual amp, but that's ok, it was worth it. Buy yours today for an experience you can't get enough of.

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Roland KCW-1 200W Keyboard Subwoofer

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