Yup, that's the one my friend's got, it's great.DreaminBassMunky wrote:oh Fender makes a great accoustic amp...the Accoustasonic I believe. My friend is buying one I think, and he plays on it every time he goes to our local music store, and it plays like a dream. I think it goes for like 4 or 5 hundred, but it's worth it. It's got an extra mic imput cause the sound is just so clear and powerful. If you dont feel like spending that much check out a Pignose or the Accoustasonic Junoir.
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even after the advice given here you really need to just go to the store and play with that amp. bring your guitar, and/or any pedals you might want and play away. you gotta test these things.
and really you can run any effects or guitar through any amp you might like. i got a line 6 and my acoustic can sound raspy and electric with a quick switch of a button. or smooth like accoustic. and it can fill a HS gym. solid state. and i must have played on like 10 different amps at Guitar Center for like 3 weeks before i finally made my choice. i couldn't be happier.
and really you can run any effects or guitar through any amp you might like. i got a line 6 and my acoustic can sound raspy and electric with a quick switch of a button. or smooth like accoustic. and it can fill a HS gym. solid state. and i must have played on like 10 different amps at Guitar Center for like 3 weeks before i finally made my choice. i couldn't be happier.
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