Behringer ACX450 Ultracoustic Acoustic Guitar Amplifier (45 Watts, 1x8 in.)Your instrument is everything to you. You worked hard to afford your acoustic guitar and pamper it like a lover. Understandably, when it comes to amplifying your acoustic instrument you don’t want your sound to be touched — you want an amp that is totally faithful to your instrument and your music.
Price: $179.95 Buy now!

User Reviews:
Feature:
With most amps that have a foot switch, you pay extra. This one comes included in the price.

Quality:
Behringer has always been on the top of my list. I’ve never been disappointed. They’re right up there with Fender, Marshall and the others.

Desirability:
Acoustic amps are a lot different from other amps. And I noticed the difference right away. But I wouldn’t hesitate to plug my electric guitar into this and wail away.

Sound:
For the money, you can’t beat it. This is the 3rd Behringer amp I’ve owned and I must say…it’s outstanding. The quality constructionv keeps the user in mind. My acoustic electric sounds great using this amp.

Ease of Use:
Simple and straight usage. No gimmicks. Just plug and play and set your sound variations.

Hartke AC75 Acoustic Guitar Amplifier (75 Watts, 2x5 in.)Hartke has taken its experience in building great sounding bass amplifiers and brought it to the field of acoustic guitar amplification with the introduction of the Hartke Acoustic Ribbon Series. Perfect to go from the coffee house to the night club, the AC75 is a 2-channel 75-watt acoustic guitar combo.
Price: $349.95 Buy now!

Ibanez T35 Troubadour Acoustic Guitar Amplifier (35 Watts, 1x10 in.)You will notice right away that the T35 Troubadour has a different look and an improved sound over the previous Troubadour models. The T35 inspires a new confidence for players who want to get out there and get noticed. The T35 Troubadour is highly-portable and will give a much needed push to your acoustic-electric guitar with 35-watts of impressive power.
Price: $279.95 Buy now!

Marshall AS50D Acoustic Guitar Amplifier (50 Watts, 2x8 in.)New for 2007, Marshall is proud to present the AS50D. Built upon the award-winning AS50R, this superb amplifier features a new tweeter, a phantom-powered microphone channel, digital chorus and reverb. The new AS50D allows you to express your emotions with passion.
Price: $389.95 Buy now!

User Reviews:
Feature:
I’ve seen some better features but for the price you are paying for ,not many amps have these features in it.

Quality:
Mines just sitting in one place & i doubt it’ll fall apart even if i sat on it. lol.

Value:
A great value. Lightweight 40 something lbs & has amazing acoustic amp tones reverb etc.

Desirability:
I have no opinions because i have never tested out any of its competitors.

Sound:
This is actually my 1st amp & acoustic amp. I don’t have much experience w/ any other amp other than a crate amp. It is an acoustic amp & does its job well. It can instantly change your acoustic guitar’s tone to a professional like sound. I play it w/ my Ovation Ultra 2071 & can’t be any more happier with this buy. :)

Ease of Use:
very simple to use a couple of knobs

Support:
haven’t had to dealt w/ anything yet.

Overall:
I actually found a better bargain on a higher priced amp but am probably just gonna end up keeping this nice amp. :)

Fender Acoustasonic 30 DSP Acoustic Guitar Amplifier (30 Watts, 1x8 in.)This new amp, an upgraded version of Fender’s popular Acoustasonic 30 features digital effects including Reverb, Delay, Chorus, Vibratone, and more, all optimized especially for acoustic performers.
Price: $349.99 Buy now!

User Reviews:
Feature:
The amp has a nice built in effects knob with Effects Level control. Some of the effects are a little sappy as they don’t ‘fit’ with the accoustic but that is a matter of style. Like the vibratone. There is no ‘rate’ control, but thats ok. One of the nicer features is that it is very lightweight.

Quality:
The wedge shape makes it nice for my wife to access the controls while she is in a seated position. When we tried it out in our house the volume was adequate. When we practiced at the Dallas International Street Church, an 800 square foot approx. the amp really exhibited the lack of power. We turned it up all the way to 10 and it became a monitor for my wife, at best. I then took a guitar cord line out to line in on the power board. I do wish it had more power though. Like maybe 60 to 100 watts, but then we are well into another price range.

Sound:
The sound is warm and full. The amp is great in small rooms as it is 32 watts but there is always the line-out for additional power or to a mixing board. Nice effects. We just bought it and have only rehearsed with it once. I also have a mandolin but have not plugged it in to the amp yet. I also play sax so I am curious how it will sound with that. Probably OK.

    
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