Two New Keyboard Amps from Peavey
 July 20, 2002
Peavey Electronics has introduced two new keyboard amplifiers, the 100 Watt KB4 and 200 Watt KB5.
Designed as a PA system in a keyboard amp, the versatile KB4 and KB5 feature separate stereo 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, headphone jack with independent level control, XLR balanced stereo line out, DDT defeat switch and the capability to drive an external speaker up to full power (100 Watts for the KB4, 200 Watts for the KB5).
Peavey's Distortion Detection Technique (DDT) virtually eliminates power amp distortion, producing a much clearer sound than ordinary powered mixers. DDT also protects speakers from damage caused by distorted signals.
The KB4's channels 1 and 2 feature two-band EQ and accept 1/4" inserts. Channel 3 on the KB4 accepts both 1/4" and XLR inserts and features a separate level control and three-band EQ. The
KB5 has an extra channel for a total of three channels with two-band EQ, plus a separate level control, three-band EQ and 1/4" and XLR inputs on channel 4. All channels are in stereo except for an additional mono channel on both models, which is designed as a monitor/line input.
The KB4 and KB5 amplifiers will be available from U.S. Authorized Peavey Dealers in September 2002.
Features:
- Stereo effects loop
- Ground lift
- Headphone jack with independent level control
- DDT defeat switch
- External speaker capability
- Channels 1 and 2 on the KB4 and channels 1, 2 and 3 on the KB5 accept 1/4" inputs and feature two-band EQ
- Channel 3 on the KB4 and channel 4 on the KB5 accept both 1/4" and XLR inputs and have three-band EQ and separate level controls
- One mono channel on both models designed as a monitor/line input
For more information, visit their web site at www.peavey.com. |
