A compact powerhouse combo with all the channels and inputs you need.

It gives you 200W to drive a 15" woofer and horn tweeter. The mixer section provides 4 channels with input options to cover about anything you want to plug in (RCA, XLR, and TRS jacks for balanced or unbalanced signals). 2-band EQ is provided on channels 1 and 2. It also has effects send and return (1/4" jacks), line out (XLR and 1/4"), headphone jack, and a back-panel extension speaker jack. A built-in limiter prevents clipping and allows clear playing at high output levels. All this is housed in a compact, road-ready cab made of 7-ply plywood, internally braced and carpet covered.

Yorkville 200KB 4-Channel Keyboard Amp Features:

• 200W of power
• 15" woofer and RCF N252P horn tweeter
• 4 channel operation
• Channel 1 has an XLR and TRS phone jack
• Channel 2 has an XLR and TRS phone jack
• Channel 3 has a TRS phone jack input
• Channel 4 has one TRS phone jack and 2 RCA jacks
• Channels 1 and 2 have treble and bass tone controls
• Channel 1 features a piano contour switch that automatically optimizes response for keyboard
• Built-in limiter prevents clipping at high output levels
• Cabinet is constructed of 3/4" 7-ply poplar plywood
• Internally braced
• Black carpet cover
• Compact, portable size
• 22-1/4"W x 23-1/2"H x 14-1/2"D

It's more keyboard amp than you thought you could afford, and it's priced easy. Order today.

Yorkville 200KB 4-Channel Keyboard Amp

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Loud, reliable, overpriced, heavy

Posted by Geo from coasts on Mar 18, 2008

Experience w/product: I have used it

Reviewer's Background: pro player

Reviewer's Play Style: jazz

For a monophonic system, this thing is way too heavy and overpriced. It is fairly loud though. I wouldn't say it is high-fidelity, but it does reproduce keyboard sounds well, especially ROCK piano and synth sounds. Even with a Kurzweil 2600 though, Jazz chord-voicings get cloudy in the midrange through this thing, despite a good bit a tweaking.

From experience, I have found all Yorkville / Traynor gear to be reliable. The company uses well-tested manufacturing techniques: surface-mount components, wave soldering, etched circuits, metal chassis, automated assembly, etc. You can be sure that this and any of their other products are solid. They have a good warranty to back that up too.

So if volume, reliability and simplicity are your criteria, this is a good choice.

If stereo-operation, value, lightweight or high-fidelity are more important to you than volume and endurance, look elsewhere. Best wishes...

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powers

Posted by B3man from Burlington, ON on May 7, 2004

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active and recording musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock, jazz

Great sound penetration, even over the loudest guitar player. Great to use as onstage monitor with direct out to mains. I've used this amp for about 3 years now. No problems.

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Awesome

Posted by Bubba from Lafayette, IN on Mar 21, 2004

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock, Country, 50-60's

I purchased this unit approximately 4 months ago and have been pleased ever since. I enjoy the bottom end for the keyboards and I also use this amp for my guitar. I did however, add another cabinet for the mids and highs, because my guitar sounded like it was a little muddy when I was playing.

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Need inputs?

Posted by On Your Own from Montreal, Quebec, Canada on Jul 14, 2003

Experience w/product: I have used it

Reviewer's Background: Active musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Our own thing

Very cool amplifier. Not to heavy and easy to carry. 4 inputs available. Excellent product.

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Yorkville 200KB 4-Channel Keyboard Amp

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