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Functionally identical to the CA30D — which has been the best-selling Crate acoustic amp for the past several years — the Crate CA30DG Taos Acoustic Amp has a larger cabinet for enhanced bottom end, a top mount handle,Àand top mount controls.
I've owned the CA30DG for the past three years, and I've taken it everywhere. The sound reproduction is absolutely amazing, especially in smaller venues (I don't even have to mic the amp - if you position it just right and aim it at the audience, you can hear it over drums). For larger venues, I would go with a larger amp, but a Crate amp nonetheless. Also, the 2 inputs also allow you to plug into the other output, which comes in handy whether you are practicing or messing around with friends, as well as providing vocal amplification if there isn't a PA for you to use. This amp is amazing if you are into solo-acoustic performances ranging from open mics to intimate acoustic sets at small local venues. Each time I've brought my crate on stage, there's always someone who comes up to me afterwards and asks me: "What kind of amp do you use? It sounds great!" The only drawback of this amp would have to be the green tolex covering. It's beautiful and I love it, but over the years it's begun to show a little wear and tear, but it also serves as proof that I'll never leave for a show without it. I've had this amp for what feels like forever, but I can't see myself playing through anything else.
I was in the market for a light duty acoustic amp for my wedding business. I play classical guitar for wedding ceremonies and sometimes need a little boost for larger venues, so I researched a bit online and found the Crate Taos to be in my price range and well reviewed. I'm one of those people who need to hear things for themselves, so I headed down to the local Guitar Center (really!) to try one out personally. I played a number of different amps, and settled on this one. The sound at lower volumes is quite good, nearly transparent with my Takemine CP-132SC. It blended quite convincingly with the guitar's acoustic sound, without the typical 'electrified' sound I associate with acoustic amps. For the price, nothing else came close. The amp is very nice to look at, too. However, at higher volumes, the sound quality goes down considerably. I used it in a jazz combo situation and found it to be lacking in that capacity. But for my main application, augmenting my acoustic sound, I find it well worth the money. Hope this is helpful.
I Bought this amp three weeks ago, Played out live with it the following week, I've heard bigger and more expensive amps sound not even close to this. Best buy I've made in quite awhile. Love this amp
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