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Fishman SA220

Fishman SA220 Solo Performance

Description
With the SA220 system, the performer and audience hear exactly the same sound, meaning there's no need for separate wedge monitors or a combo amp backline. The SA220 is voiced for the singer/songwriter, acoustic instruments and vocals are projected with superb depth and clarity.
The ultimate in portability
The SA220 weighs only 25 lb., ships complete with a padded bag equipped with wheels, and includes a rugged speaker stand. Set up takes less than a minute, with only one trip to the car. Plus full-digital universal power means that its amplification system is ready to travel anywhere in the world (compatible with international power systems).
Features that performing musicians demand
Fishman didn't make the SA220 this portable by scaling back on features or tone. It's also equipped with two mic/instrument channels featuring high-quality preamps, each with 3-band EQ, phantom power, built-in reverb, effects loop, and feedback-fighting notch filter, and phase controls. In fact, Fishman included all of the prized elements of the Loudbox family amps and added a unique monitor feature designed to revolutionize an acoustic duo's ability to hear each other on stage.



Features
- Input gain with 10dB pad and clip indicator
- 48V phantom power for each channel
- Shelving bass and treble
- Resonant-style midrange
- Effects level
- Notch filter (feedback control)
- Phase switch (feedback control)
- Dedicated effects loop
- 1/4" input
Specs
- Dimensions: 5.6"W x 41.5"H x 6.6"D
- Weight: 25 lb. without stand (35 lb. with stand and carry bag)
Reviews
4.42
19 Reviews
25%
of respondents would recommend this to a friend
Most Liked Positive Review
so far, so great!
We purchased the fishman for my daughter's graduation gift. She wanted a car, we thought this was better. We were right! She has done 2 outdoor events with it so far. It's sound is amazing! I have no idea how it puts out so much high quality sound from such a little package. Each event had around 200 people spaced back around 100 feet fromt the unit. The sound from the back was still full and wide. Can't praise this unit enough at this point.
Most Liked Negative Review
Unreliable! Wasted time and money.
Avoid getting this solo Pa system! You will waste your money. I am a musician that plays about 4 - 6 shows a week. Each show being about 2 - 4hour sets. I make my living being a musician and I depend on my equipment to work. The system has been such a headache. After about six months of using this system it started to crack on both channel 1 & 2. Then the PA would randomly completely shut off. In the middle of a song of course. Very embarrassing and unprofessional. I called Fishman and after months of following their directions and having them have me take it apart and send parts back to them they finally told me the problem was "intermittent" and they sent me a new front panel to replace the channels. It worked okay for about an hour and started cracking again and shutting off again. I am very disheartened to the fact that I wasted all that money on a system that stressed me out as much as it did and only worked for about 6 months. I wasted valuable time and money on this system. It is not reliable at all.
- Performances2
- Unreliable2
- Weak2
- Cheap electronics1
- Limited Functions1
- Poor Sound Quality1
- Professional Musician3
- Experienced1
- Easy To Use2
- Portable2
- Excellent Sound1
- Good Power Output1
Reviewed by 19 customers
Decent sound but cheap electronics.
submitted8 years ago
byJLM
fromSt. Louis, MO
As some others have mentioned on here I have to question the quality of the electronics used. I have had this amp almost 3 years as a backup and it was used infrequently. Early on I had issues with crackling sounds on both channels. And then it just completely stopped working. I can't imagine if I actually had used this thing on a regular basis. Thankfully I had purchased the pro coverage but they have been sitting on it claiming the parts they need are on backorder and there is no ETA on when the parts will come in. What's the point of purchasing Guitar Center's pro coverage if they will just take your gear and tell you oh well it will get fixed whenever it gets fixed? Waste of money.
Long Term Review
submitted9 years ago
byBob F.
fromNew Mexico
I bought a Fishman SoloAmp 220 new in 2011 - it was used 2~3 times a week for 6 years. I bought a second SoloAmp 220 in 2012 as a backup - this one was never used, other than the first initial checking to make sure it functioned when received. The first unit's electronics went out on channel 1 and 2 recently. Fishman advised me to disassemble the amp and can air out the electronics from dust. This seemed to work, but immediately afterwards, the channels went out again. Strangely - the 2nd SoloAmp that I never used in 5 years had the exact electronic outage when I turned it on to use it! So I now use both SoloAmps with a mixer connected to the Auxiliary channel on the rear of the amps. Poor electronics that even Fishman can't seem to figure out.
Unreliable! Wasted time and money.
submitted9 years ago
byNatplot
fromSan Luis Obispo, CA
Avoid getting this solo Pa system! You will waste your money. I am a musician that plays about 4 - 6 shows a week. Each show being about 2 - 4hour sets. I make my living being a musician and I depend on my equipment to work. The system has been such a headache. After about six months of using this system it started to crack on both channel 1 & 2. Then the PA would randomly completely shut off. In the middle of a song of course. Very embarrassing and unprofessional. I called Fishman and after months of following their directions and having them have me take it apart and send parts back to them they finally told me the problem was "intermittent" and they sent me a new front panel to replace the channels. It worked okay for about an hour and started cracking again and shutting off again. I am very disheartened to the fact that I wasted all that money on a system that stressed me out as much as it did and only worked for about 6 months. I wasted valuable time and money on this system. It is not reliable at all.
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submitted10 years ago
byOne Old Man
fromIdaho
I use the SA 220 for my solo acoustic performances. It's easy to set up and easy to move around. It is clear sounding and powerful enough to accommodate most size rooms a solo act would play.
Big enough for a Gospel Quartet!
submitted10 years ago
byDavid
fromTaylorsville Kentucky
I bought this Solo amp last Christmas and I absolutely love it! I also purchased an Alto six channel mixer and I plug it into one of the channels of the Fishman. I run four wireless mics, a keyboard, and my Taylor Acoustic Guitar through the mixer and the sound is incredible. The sound is clean and loud, and the set up is quick and easy, and it's light and easy on the back! I really like having it set up behind me, I can hear the vocals better than any monitor that I've ever used before. I'm honestly amazed at how well it does all this, with such good highs and lows. We play mostly smaller churches and so far it's been plenty of sound for every setting we've used it for. It's not quite big enough to do much outside, but I do use it as a monitor with my bigger Yamaha system. I would strongly recommend it to use in smaller venues!
Best in Its class
submitted11 years ago
byBRIAN
fromScottsdale Arizona
bought two SA220's for my acoustic show which includes two guitars bass and percussion. One stopped working after the warranty was up. I contacted Fishman for the repairs they sent me an RA to send it back. I was prepared to pay for the repair knowing it was out of warranty. To my surprise I sent it to them and within a week They sent me back a new in the box unit. The only thing I paid for is the shipping to the factory. This is a great sounding small PA and the icing on the cake for me is the great customer service at Fishman. I am hooked no pun intended. A helpful hint if you are looking to add more bottom end as we do we hookup our QSC K-12 powered speakers to the monitor out and hook up a mixer to the monitor in the results are we can set up the full band with the PA behind us with a lot of punch and control over the volume and tone. We have been using Boss GT-100's for electric guitar sounds the bass direct, and mics on the kick drum and overheads. The sound is fantastic. Try experimenting with these versatile Fishtics. It is everthing that Bose wants to be only with a warmer sound and more power.
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submitted5 years ago
asked byMick
fromCooidge, GA
Can 2 people plug a mic and guitar into this, so 2 mics & 2 guitars?
Yes they canYes.

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