Roland KC-220 30-Watt Stereo Keyboard Amplifier – Battery-Powered, 6.5-Inch Speakers, 3-Channel Mixer, DSP Effects, XLR Mic Input, and Auxiliary Input (KC-220)

Roland KC-220 30-Watt Stereo Keyboard Amplifier – Battery-Powered, 6.5-Inch Speakers, 3-Channel Mixer, DSP Effects, XLR Mic Input, and Auxiliary Input (KC-220)

The Roland KC-220 is a portable stereo keyboard amplifier designed for musicians who need powerful, full-range sound without being tied to a wall outlet. Delivering 30 watts through two 6.5-inch woofers and custom tweeters, it provides clear stereo reproduction for keyboards, digital pianos, synthesizers, drum machines, and other electronic instruments.

With three input channels, an auxiliary input, XLR microphone connectivity, built-in DSP effects, and battery operation, the KC-220 can also function as a compact PA system. Its lightweight design, built-in tilt-back stand, and efficient battery-powered operation make it ideal for rehearsals, street performances, small gigs, and mobile setups.

Key Features

• 30-watt stereo amplifier with 15 watts per channel
• Battery-powered design for portable performances
• Two custom 6.5-inch woofers and two dedicated tweeters
• Full-range stereo sound for keyboards and electronic instruments
• Three 1/4-inch input channels for keyboards, synthesizers, and other gear
• Channel 1 includes an XLR microphone input
• Dedicated auxiliary input with 1/8-inch and RCA connections
• Built-in DSP effects with reverb and two chorus types
• High and low EQ for overall tone shaping
• Mono/stereo line outputs for PA systems, monitors, or recording equipment
• Headphone output for quiet practice and monitoring
• Optional footswitch control for onboard effects
• Runs on eight AA batteries or the included AC adapter
• Removable battery cartridge for convenient battery changes
• Built-in tilt-back stand for angled monitoring
• Integrated mount for the optional ST-A95 speaker stand
• Durable metal jacks for reliable long-term use
• Compact design suited for rehearsals, street performances, and mobile gigs