Top 10 best-selling Keyboard / Piano Amplifier

A highly reliable, highly multifunctional personal monitor, the NUX PA-50 comes loaded with a 6.5" woofer and a 1" tweeter that combine to amplify up to 50 Watts of sonic force.

Specially designed to amplify any Clavia Nord piano in all its glory, the Piano Monitor V2 two nearfield speaker system delivers the sound and character your piano only deserves.

The Roland KC-200 packs 100 Watts of power with a focus on detailed sound reproduction for keyboards, organs, synths, drum machines and more. A 12-inch speaker delivers outstanding definition, even in the low-end.

The Roland KC-80 is a thankfully compact and affordable little keyboard amplifier with a power capacity of 50 Watts. Three line inputs and an AUX input offer more than enough room to connect a few instruments plus a phone.

The KC-400 keyboard amplifier is ideal for small to mid-sized gigs. It's very compact and boasts an output capacity of 150 watts as well as various connection options for a microphone or a second KC-400.

The KC-600 offers compact and flexible keyboard amplification at up to 200 Watts and offers more than enough connection options for the stage, studio or rehearsal space.

The super-compact and ultra-rugged Roland CM-30 Cube monitor speaker can be used for a wide range of applications. The CM-30 is equipped with a 2-band equalizer and a Stereo Link function that enables you to effortlessly connect 2 Cube monitors to each other.

The battery-powered and conveniently portable Roland CUBE Street EX has been designed from the ground up with street performers and musicians in mind. This solid stereo amplifier boasts a 4-channel mixer, COSM guitar modelling and a sweet bank of effects.

The Boss Cube Street II follows up the ever-popular Roland Cube, and this smart next-gen stereo amplifier is still designed for both vocals and instruments, and an even better gigging partner for buskers and roaming performers.

The Boss Cube Street II follows up the ever-popular Roland Cube, and this smart next-gen stereo amplifier is still designed for both vocals and instruments, and an even better gigging partner for buskers and roaming performers.