My wife plays keyboard in a small church,( about 1200 sq. ft.) Will this Amp work well for her?
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It puts out an amazing amount of sound. We.re using it in 200 seat church auditorium it fills the space up pretty well. There's a button on the controls that adjusts sound from instruments it works quite well in my opinion.
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I would say that amplifier will be more than enough for that size of venue. It can get pretty loud if you up the volume.
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Eric, that sounds good. I am stuck on that same decision.I know nothing about this except for what I can find on the web. My wife is going to be picking up piano, so I don't want to loose $500 (like all other good husbands out there but i do want her to have the best that we can afford... just in case she becomes a rock star and I can retire early!. Can I connect them both to computers? And is that a good option to have? I read on the Casio one you can but not on the P95 one. Also what about the noise interference on the casio some people talk about, have you experienced that? my last question do people install an amplifier to this as a normal set up for homes or just to play in gigs?Thanks Eric, that sounds good. I am stuck on that same decision.I know nothing about this except for what I can find on the web. My wife is going to be picking up piano, so I don't want to loose $500 (like all other good husbands out there but i do want her to have the best that we can afford... just in case she becomes a rock star and I can retire early!. Can I connect them both to computers? And is that a good option to have? I read on the Casio one you can but not on the P95 one. Also what about the noise interference on the casio some people talk about, have you experienced... » Read More Eric, that sounds good. I am stuck on that same decision.I know nothing about this except for what I can find on the web. My wife is going to be picking up piano, so I don't want to loose $500 (like all other good husbands out there but i do want her to have the best that we can afford... just in case she becomes a rock star and I can retire early!. Can I connect them both to computers? And is that a good option to have? I read on the Casio one you can but not on the P95 one. Also what about the noise interference on the casio some people talk about, have you experienced that? my last question do people install an amplifier to this as a normal set up for homes or just to play in gigs?Thanks « Show Less
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Sure. If they'll be playing in their bedroom...It's a small amp and the preset "effects" are basically useless except for the reverb settings. You'll need to buy some decent distortion pedals for metal/hard rock. If they'll be playing in a metal band, this will probably be too small of an amp. But Orange as a brand is fantastic, so you can't go wrong purchasing larger models.
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This amp puts out about 900 RMS and the speakers you have puts out 400 RMS a piece so it should sound pretty good just make sure you have the amp load at 2ohms or it will keep shutting off
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Hmmm then I would say no... if you are having bands you will need a full range system with subwoofer and top speakers or something larger than this. The Performer is for acoustic and small combo's. If you are having a full band and multiple people I would go a little larger.
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Any good small full range monitor would be good. A little Roland 30 watt keyboard amp would sound great. Or any powered studio monitors.
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It should, it's being used at a church (outside - Hawaii ) right now since someone decided they wanted our amplifier more than we did. Using a different microphone , the original was dropped. Also great for other gatherings have used it for back yard music. (A friend has one, she uses to sing with at a hospital)
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It won't hurt anything to try, but I don't think that it's optimal. You could get an inexpensive, or high end, phono stage and run that into the Saffire, which I think would be much better and allow more range. Best of luck.
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Hello, this amp is used in a 14x15 basement/concrete practice room and it sounds great! Lower volume is just fine, and as the other answer states, let it warm up a bit. Totally satisfied so far with this amp. Hope it helps!
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Yes....but this amp isn't designed to rock the house.....it's a great practice amp for smaller spaces.
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the Pyle is adequate, if you were playing for example outdoor venues. Yes, I would cough up the extra for the Behringer for a quality church performance.
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I use it to play jazz and it's pretty good for that. I've also plugged a keyboard into it. I normally plug a humbucker guitar into the -15dB input. Throw a decent compressor or a tube preamp in front and it warms it up a bit but keeps a good clean tone. It's nice because I often play both bass and guitar and can get by with just one amp. The really sturdy closed back cabinet means that it's got some authority. I wouldn't use it for rock, though, as the tone wouldn't be good
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I believe you could. You have another input on the amp but I don't know how good quality sound for a keyboard you could get. I think it would be decent but not sure.
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Probably will work just fine. I wouldn't play an arena rock show with it, but in a cafe or other small space, no problem.
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I purchased this amp for a Yamaha Keyboard and it works great for that purpose. My husband also used his vocal mic. with this amp at the same time. We play with a small group of seniors. Sorry I cannot be more helpful.
793013
This is a really great guitar amp but I think you might want to search around for a better choice for a keyboard. Here is some specs. though on the Peavey. As far a a guitar amp I couldn't be happier. http://www.peavey.com/products/index.cfm/item/1192/118346/Vypyr%26reg%3B%26nbsp%3BVIP%26nbsp%3B2
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This is a nice little amp, but it's probably not the right one for your needs. Technically, you could use it for metal... but I think you'd consider it a bit underpowered for that style of music.