Combos for Keyboards

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Hello all,

I've started a small pub covers band and I'll be playing keys. Up until now, I've been using rehearsal room gear. For pubs I'll just need a combo to keep up with the rest of the backline.

Anyone know of any little gems out there? I suppose I'm looking for something that's around 100w 12" or 15" and, as usual, I'm on a small budget: £150. Looking at Peavey TNT115 but looks a bit too big and bulky.

I'd look at a single active PA speaker but I'd prefer a full range bass or keyboard combo because there's more EQ options.

Any help gratefully received!

[BassBunny]

Roland Cube, the K/B version. Our K/B player has been using one for years. Crazy loud.

[JTUK]

I'd go with the active wedge/P.A cab and maybe look to put a basic EQ unit inline
depends how many inputs you have...
Good keys don't need a great deal of EQ anyway, IMO,

[TransistorBassMan]

I'm currently using a Behringer Eurolive B210D as a keyboard combo. It's light, loud and costs less than £150.00. One of my bands is a 7-piece with up to three guitars, and I have no trouble being heard. The treble and bass knobs work well, and it's the ideal monitor on bigger stages. Here it is in action [url="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZTDm3XXvHuY"]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZTDm3XXvHuY[/url]
[url="http://www.behringer.com/EN/Products/B210D.aspx"]http://www.behringer...ucts/B210D.aspx[/url]
[url="http://www.dv247.com/pa-systems-and-live-sound/behringer-eurolive-b210d-active-2-way-pa-speaker--71192"]http://www.dv247.com...-speaker--71192[/url]

Edited April 30, 2015 by TransistorBassMan

[funkgod]

All of the peavey tnt range is always a top option for a smaller budget.
Also keep your eye on ebay, now and again a Roland KC500 pops up to be had
at a good price and these are the mutz nutz, the newer ones the kc550 also worth a note but
by accounts not as good as the old 500,
can also be used as a bass combo and a mixer for a home studio for say guitar, bass, and a drum machine with headphones.
loads of info on the net for both,

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Cheers guys!