Fender Acoustasonic 15 - 15W Acoustic Guitar Combo Amplifier - Suitable for Acoustic Guitar

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This is a solid state, portable amplifier, meaning that in simple terms it’s relying on modern tech to give yo a crisp output, and none of them old-school tubes you hear the purists (quite rightly) raving about. German acoustic amp titan AER manufactures a suite of incredible acoustic amps but for our money, and for the professional’s money, it’s the AER Compact 60 MkIV that takes the cake. It will bring out the best in your acoustic, delivering its tone amplified, untampered, and with all the mod-cons you need in a pro-quality two-channel acoustic amp. For the gigging guitarist and studio pro alike, this is the one. Used by the likes of Tommy Emmanuel, its small and portable but can fill a room. As the amp is quite clearly on the smaller side with the 15 watt output, then you know you’re not dealing with a hefty amp to travel around with. And, if you’re looking for the type of amp to take on tours or on the road, then why would you want a 500 watt behemoth to just plug in and play anyway? As to which is the best practice amp for acoustic guitarists, I would have to give the nod to Acoustasonic. I’ve always been a Fender guy in the interest of full disclosure, but I believe that even in a blind comparison, I’d have chosen so.

The Acoustic Singer series from Boss takes the bi-amp format to offer an all-in-one amp solution for singer-songwriters, and its excellent design, tone and value for money make it a hugely attractive choice for any electro-acoustic player. But enough about how you’ll be turning heads with the Acoustasonic 15 when walking down the street… What settings, features and twiddly bits does it come with, and why should you care? Fender Acoustasonic 15 is manufactured in China. Where can I find the manual to Fender Acoustasonic 15?The Fender Acoustasonic 15 is the perfect acoustic guitar amplifier for use at home or small gigs. Fender have been making guitar amps for over 60 years so they really know what it takes to make a great sounding amp and keep it affordable too! Also the perfect companion to other small electro-acoustic instruments like Mandolins/Ukuleles etc. Here's what Fender say about the Acoustasonic 15 Acoustic Guitar Amp The first thing you will notice about the Fender Acoustasonic 15 is that it is a small and lightweight amplifier, that makes it perfect for guitarists on the road. Many amp manufacturers have tried and failed when trying to find the balance between size and power, but the 15-watts of power for an amplifier of this size looks pretty good actually. It is a solid-state a small amp with a 6-inch Special Design full-range speaker with a Whizzer cone, that is proven to deliver an enhanced high-frequency response. Sounds nice for starters and this raised my hopes for this amp. The best acoustic guitar amp for you can also be a question of outputs. If you are looking for a recording amp, or if you want to send a signal via PA speakers, you’ll need a line out or XLR DI output. Many of these amps will offer a variety of solutions here, with ground lift to kill hum and some with the option of choosing channels for the outputs.

It sounded excellent in the mid range, too. It had plenty of punch, which ensured strong projection while not overpowering the vocals.Overall, this is a great acoustic combo. In my opinion, it has everything that you need from an amp of that size. It sounds great, it looks good, it’s very functional and it’s not overly expensive. Who needs anything else?

Let’s cut straight to who this isn’t for first. It certainly isn’t for the types of guitarists who like to play big and loud, and it definitely isn’t for those that want to get buried into onboard effects before even strumming a chord. Instrument Channel: Volume, Bass, Middle, Treble, Chorus; Microphone Channel: Volume, Bass, Middle, Treble.

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Enough about the amps’ impressive aesthetic and specifications; let’s get to where the rubber really hits the road for any musician: how does the Acoustasonic 15 sound? Tone On The Fender Acoustasonic 15 Most guitarists, myself included, would rather play through a great-sounding amp that looks terrible than through a great-looking amp that sounds terrible. Fortunately for anyone interested in the Fender Acoustasonic 15 amp, this little 15-watt soldier sounds every bit as good as it looks. I’m personally using the Fender Acoustasonic 40 for small gigs and I have to admit that it works very well and it’s really durable. It’s much louder than the 15-Watt amp, so it gives you ability to perform in larger rooms. On top of that, it has a built-in reverb.