ROLAND KC-990 Stereo Keyboard Amplifier - 320W, 4 Channels, Dual 12" Speakers, High-Fidelity Sound, Onboard Mixing, Durable Design

Introducing the ROLAND KC-990 Stereo Keyboard Amplifier—the ultimate companion for keyboard players seeking powerful, high-fidelity sound and unparalleled versatility on stage. With a robust 320W output and innovative features, this amplifier is engineered to meet the demands of today's musicians, ensuring you always sound your best.

Full-Range Stereo Sound for High-Impact Performances

The KC-990 delivers full-range stereo sound reproduction, thanks to its dual 12-inch speakers and custom horn tweeters. With a total power output of 320 watts (160 watts x 2), it can accurately reproduce an extensive frequency range, making it perfect for any performance setting.

For over two decades, keyboard players have trusted Roland's KC amps, and the KC-990 continues this legacy with enhanced capabilities specifically designed for the modern musician. Enjoy complete control over your stage rig with onboard mixing features and a variety of connectivity options, ensuring you're always ready to perform at your best.

Key Features:

• Powerful Output: 320W of high-fidelity sound for impactful performances.
• Versatile Connectivity: 4 channels for various input options, including balanced and unbalanced inputs.
• Onboard Mixing: Seamlessly blend your sound with built-in mixing capabilities.
• Durable Design: Built to withstand the rigors of live performance while maintaining exceptional audio quality.

Specifications:

Specifications

Rated Power Output

320 W (160 W + 160 W)

Nominal Input Level (1 kHz)

CH1 (BALANCED, L/MONO, R): -50-- -20 dBu
CH2 (L/MONO, R): -20 dBu
CH3 (L/MONO, R): -20 dBu
CH4 (L/MONO, R): -20 dBu
AUX IN/MONITOR IN (AUX 1､AUX 2､AUX 3): -10 dBu
STEREO LINK (IN): 0 dBu

Nominal Output Level (1 kHz)

LINE OUT (L/MONO, R): +4 dBu
LINE OUT (BALANCED L, R): +4 dBu
STEREO LINK (OUT): 0 dBu

Elevate your performances with the ROLAND KC-990 Stereo Keyboard Amplifier—where power, clarity, and versatility converge for the modern musician.