Carvin Corporation is very happy to announce the new endorsement of Brian Auger on the new Carvin KB1015 keyboard amplifier.

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Designed to be the ultimate in versatility, the KB1015 is unmatched. It packs all of the power & features that come with a custom system, together in an extremely efficient, bi-amplified computer-tuned enclosure. The cast frame, super-duty 15" woofer, dual heavy-duty 8" mids, and adjustable compression horn, make your keys come alive with up to 1000 watts of power.

The days of your keys not cutting through on stage are over!
- Covered in black DuraTuff II(tm)
- Steel side handles, steel protective grill and corners
- Enclosure Freq. Resp. 38Hz - 16kHz
- 21.75"W x 15.25"D x 31.25"H
- Wt: 109 Lbs.

Pianos will sound grand, B3 patches will growl, and synth leads will tear heads off!! Finally a keyboard amp with plenty of power to compete on loud stages! With 1000W RMS at its disposal, the KB1000 is by far the most powerful and feature packed keyboard amp ever! With 7 stereo (14 mono) inputs, there's room for all of your keyboards, modules, drum machines, etc. DI Muting on channels 6 & 7 allow you to run a click track, chase music, or use the KB1000 as your personal vocal monitor without any bleed-through to the main house PA. Separate controls for the internal amplifiers and DI provides for perfect stage levels (for you) and house levels (for your engineer) a breeze. The KB1000 is very versatile - built-in cross-over for bi-amping, separate Amp1 and Amp2 controls, separate Mono switches for DI & Main outs, DI ground lift, headphone jack and a master 4-Band EQ, let you set-up for any pro situation quickly and easily. A back panel offers ballanced 1/4" line-outs and 1/4", Twist-Lok(tm) and binding posts for simple, logical speaker connections. The KB1000 is a breakthrough for keyboard players who have been under-powered for far too long!

Like the Carvin KB1015, Brian Auger is also unmatched. In 1963, Brian first became a professional keyboardist and the music world has never been the same. Brian has been referred to as the God Father of Acid Jazz and is credited with the first Fusion Jazz album, Streetnoise in 1969. Over the years, he has acquired too many awards and accolades to mention here and toured with the who's who of definitive musician's.

To find out more about the new Carvin KB1015 or Brian Auger, please visit their websites:
http://www.carvin.com
http://www.brianauger.com  

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