308P MkII

Cheap, big/loud/enveloping, accurate/clean/lacking distortion. Pick two. You can't simultaneously defy the laws of physics and economics. Plus, the bigger the sound you want, the further away you need to be from it for the sound to gel. For cost efficiency with a bigger sound, JBL 308P or Kali IN8 a

At this bracket you must try the S series from Edifier. They are powered/active, so you save on amplifier. Another thing to consider is the JBL 308P Mk2; I have these. I drive these with my Wiim Pro Plus with room correction. Total was below 37,000. My room is 220 sq. ft. and I've never gone beyond

If you are serious that this is primarily for practice and/or smaller spaces, I would offer a different direction. Keyboards have the widest frequency range output of any instrument - so having solid support for the whole range is key. For what you are describing I would consider some larger powered

65 Evo naturally moves more air than KH120. And JBL 308p will push even more air, and is cheap enough to blow up and buy another. Since you're 80% playing, according to your other posts, if you are asking the same question again, you could get a 250 W 10" powered PA instead. Or Rokit 10-inch three w