Acoustic Amps
Acoustic Amps
I am looking at purchasing an acoustic amp any suggestoins for anything under like seve hundred dollars or less
~Andy (The artist formerly known as praisedave)
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the best loudbox you can afford, i would recommend their new pro model, but thats around 800
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I agree, if you are just looking for something to sit at your house a amp might be good for you. But if you are ever going to play out anywhere a small PA is just so much better in every way and doesnt cost that much more. I sometimes regret buying my amp for this exact reason.RunsWithBuffalo wrote:Possibly consider getting a PA system instead, looking back i wish i had cause they are great for small gigs and you get a mixer with it.
But I do own a Peavey Eacoustic 112 and its fantastic. Three channels, lots of on board effects, adjustable tweeter, Eq'ers for the mic and guitar channel. Happy hunting.
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Yeah, what he said.sfmartins wrote:Ultrasound is also a good option, I would say. I couldn't be happier with mine.
http://ultrasoundamps.com/
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