Radial Key Largo Keyboard Mixer with Balanced DI Outs

Connected three keyboards with stereo outputs. Stereo main outputs to FOH and stereo monitor outputs to my two headrush frfr cabs for on stage sound. Clean, uncolored sound to both destinations. No detectable noise from this little mixer. Recommended!

Long time keyboard player. Typically performing with three keyboards. I Have tried other mini mixers that didn't quite work for me. Very pleased with this little beauty by Radial. Well thought out. Typical high quality build (and sound) from Radial. It works exactly as I hoped it would.

Lives up to the hype. Totally silent, even at max volume. Has just enough features that keyboardists can use. The only downside is a lack of an on/off switch (why leave that out?). Other than that, has met all my expectations, I wish I had bought it sooner.

As a working keyboardist, I've been waiting for years for a product like this to be manufactured. Super easy to use and setup (I am using it with MainStage 3). The Key Largo has replaced my audio interface, line mixer and DI box. It is small and lightweight but a solid construction (like all Radial products). Been using it live for over a month now and it is totally reliable.

Cannot get a hold of the company to obtain warrantyEDIT...4/7/21 Company finally called me and took care of theissue under warranty

Super convenient, pricier but much easier than a separate mixer. Logical choice for rigs with multiple keyboards, or for simplifying sub-mixing in solo scenarios self. Durable, sounds clean. Highly recommend.

The Radial Key Largo is a wonderful device. Definitely need, but the manual needs some work. It doesn't cover enough connection variations.

For something that wants to be a professional piece of gear, it's missing a lot of crucial information, has a lot of unnecessary features, and is much larger than it should be.The fact that there are no markers of any kind on the knobs to know where unity is or how much gain your adding (or subtracting) is a massive oversight and pretty much eliminates it from the professional market. The FX send and monitor outs are a good idea, but poorly implemented. That said, while it has a lot of flaws, I can't find any products that do anything similar as far as being a basic keyboard mixer with built-in DI, so this is what we're stuck with until someone comes out with something better.