Peavey KB5 2 x 10" Keyboard combo
Specifications
- 5-channel amplifier
- 2 x 10" + Horn drivers
- 20 Hz - 20 kHz
The KB5 features separate inputs on each channel and can easily handle voice, microphones and other instruments including acoustic and electric guitars, drum machines and backing machines, such as CD and DAT players. Other essential features include stereo effects loop, ground lift, master level, XLR balanced stereo line out, DDT defeat switch and the capability to drive an external speaker.
Available for hire across Birmingham and the UK. Need advice? Call 0121 333 7711 or send an enquiry.
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