Roland Amp For Keyboard

[30] High quality, as would be expected from a Roland amp/speaker. Versatile in that it can accept a variety of different types of input sources simultaneously, and mixed together as desired. Will likely buy a second in the future to double the amplification power and make use of their stereo capabilities. Less than 15 lbs, so very easy to transport.

[-100 dBu] I use this on a Roland and Yamaha digital keyboard. It really smooths out the response of the keyboard and helps tame the harshness.

[Black] I plug My Keyboard in to A Little Amp,And Bobs your Uncle.

[47 lb] I was looking for a digital keyboard to learn and practice piano. I wanted a keyboard that had the feel and sound of an acoustical piano and was interested in either a Kawai ES-120 or the Roland FP-30X. I found this bundle at B&H. I ordered the Roland, which was delivered the next day. The bundle includes, besides the keyboard, a decent stand for the keyboard, a three pedal sustain assembly, a piano bench, headphones and a dust cover. I have been very satisfied with the performance of the keyboard. The unit has ample features for an intermediate keyboard. I do like the sound and feel of the keyboard.

[Combitube] I have had many keyboard stands, most of them flimsy and not stable. This is by far the most sturdy stand I have ever owned. I have two of them, one to support my Roland RD700GX and the other for my Yamaha PF1500. The Yamaha keyboard is quite heavy, but this stand can hold up to 300 pounds without breaking a sweat. I also like the way it folds up. Assembly takes two minutes and is rock solid once it is up. I would recommend this stand to anyone who does stage or studio work.

[OLED] Although I carefully read through the documentation when I got my Akai MPK Mini a day earlier than projected by B&H, it is really a plug and play unit to add to my lineup for my Ableton Live 10 projects. I already have a great Roland FP30 digital piano/keyboard so for more extensive keyboard parts, I'm covered. But the Roland has to run through an audio interface and it can be cumbersome switching back and forth from direct USB plug-ins to my laptop and using the interface. It's too much work if all I'm doing is tweaking drum patterns or laying down simple mono tracks. That's where the MPK Mini is perfect and I was using it within minutes of plugging it in. and it's an inexpensive solution, so ROI (so to speak) will be off the charts.

[Silver] Well built, metal cased pedal for almost half of what Roland or any other keyboard mfr. charges for their plastic fantastic expression--and it will change polarity with the flick of a switch!

[3.625 lb] Used for MicroKorg keyboard and Roland rack sound module. Quick service with free shipping.

[Yes] No keyboard as yet is like the feel and sound of the real thing but I'm very satisfied with this Roland. The touch and the sound are kind of like a real (cheaper) acoustic piano and the sustain pedal is very accurate. The footprint is also perfect for a small space SS

[22 lb] Double X brace keyboard stand is easy to assemble and holds the keyboard stable. A stable stand is a must for a higher end keyboard such as the Roland FP-4.