Choosing a Keyboard Amp.

For example, your amplifier may be fine for the home, a bookstore gig, a small coffee house, or another small room. But at a bigger, noisier venue, it would not suffice; particularly if it's an open air venue. You would have to go with a powerful PA system. In that case you can only use your keyboard amplifier as a stage monitor. Fortunately, some amps give you the option of connecting to the bigger sound system via a low-impedance "line out".

When it comes to musical instruments, usually the more expensive a piece of equipment is the better it is. Particularly if we're dealing with the same brand. But I always say, never spend more than you have to spend. In other words don't pay for features that you will never have use for.

On the other hand, you sometimes have to think long term. You do not want to buy a keyboard amp and have to replace it in very little time because you have outgrown it. In that case you should spend a little more for a better product with better features.

If portability is an issue there are many small keyboard amps out there. Unfortunately, these come with smaller speakers and smaller amplifiers so this means less power.



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