Roland KC-80
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Essential Information About the KC-80 Keyboard Amplifier
Essential Information About the KC-80 Keyboard Amplifier
- 50 W power with a 25 cm woofer and tweeter for clear and full reproduction of pianos and keyboards.
- 4 channels including a MIC/LINE XLR input, multiple 3.5 mm mini-jack inputs, and AUX IN RCA/stereo for playing along with backing tracks.
- Two-band EQ (LOW/HIGH), LINE OUT +4 dBu and SUB OUT +4 dBu outputs for PA or subwoofer connection.
- Compact format (420 x 300 x 410 mm) and 12.5 kg for stage, studio, or rehearsal room use.
Manufacturer Information
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Designed for Stage and Rehearsal Play
Designed for keyboardists, this amp/monitor combines simple mixing and comprehensive connectivity to amplify digital pianos, arrangers, and synths while accepting a vocal microphone. It easily integrates into a live setup thanks to its dedicated outputs for front-of-house or a subwoofer.Keyboard Layout
Although it is not a keyboard, the interface is intuitive: MIC/LINE selector on CH1, dedicated LINE channels (CH2/CH3), MONITOR channel (CH4) for external foldback, plus a central Master and effective LOW/HIGH equalization.Sound Quality
The sound output relies on a 50 W section and a 25 cm woofer + tweeter pair delivering full lows and precise highs, ideal for pianos, electric pianos, and organs. The LINE OUT and SUB OUT outputs provide natural extension to a PA system.Built-in Effects
2-band equalization (LOW/HIGH) and Master control to quickly adapt the tone to the room.Technical specifications
| Power handling | 50 W | Headphone outputs | Yes |
| Speaker diameter | 10" | Color | Black |
| Fictitious load | No | Connections | XLR, Mini-jack stereo, RCA, 3.5mm jack |
| IR loader | No | ||
| Nominal output power | 50 W | CH2 | LINE knob |
| Power consumption | 50 W | CH3 | LINE knob |
| CH1 (MIC/LINE) | -50 to -20 dBu | CH4 | MONITOR knob |
| CH2 (LINE) | -20 dBu | EQ | LOW and HIGH knobs |
| CH3 (LINE) | -20 dBu | Master control | knob |
| AUX IN (L, R, STEREO) | -10 dBu | Power supply | yes |
| LINE OUT | +4 dBu | CH4 (MONITOR) | 3.5 mm jack |
| SUB OUT | +4 dBu | AUX IN (L, R) | RCA |
| Speakers | 25 cm (10'') woofer x1, tweeter x1 | AUX IN (STEREO) | 3.5 mm mini-jack |
| Power switch | yes | PHONES | 3.5 mm TRS stereo mini-jack |
| CH1 | MIC/LINE knob | ||
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Compactness, reasonable power, fair weight
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Very good product. The Rolland sound is at home.
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Questions frequently asked
Is the Roland KC-80 powerful enough for rehearsals and live performances?
Its rated output power is 50 W, featuring a 25 cm (10-inch) woofer and a tweeter. This setup is designed for amplifying digital pianos, synthesizers, and arrangers during rehearsals or on stage.
Can a vocal microphone be connected to this keyboard amplifier?
The CH1 input has an XLR connector and a MIC/LINE selector, with a sensitivity range from -50 to -20 dBu. This allows a vocal microphone to be integrated into the amplifier's mix.
How many keyboards can be connected to the KC-80?
Channels CH2 and CH3 are dedicated LINE inputs, with CH1 switchable between MIC and LINE. Therefore, three line-level sources can be connected when CH1 is set to LINE.
How to connect the Roland KC-80 to a mixing console or a subwoofer?
The LINE OUT delivers the mix at +4 dBu to a front-of-house console. A SUB OUT at +4 dBu allows connection to a subwoofer. The CH4 MONITOR channel, on a 3.5 mm mini-jack, also accepts an external monitor return.
Is it possible to use headphones and an external audio source?
A PHONES output in 3.5 mm stereo mini-jack TRS format is provided for headphone listening. AUX IN inputs in stereo RCA and 3.5 mm mini-jack allow playback of backing tracks or an external audio source.



