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The singer-songwriter's one-stop gig solution!
The Roland AC-60 Acoustic Chorus Combo Amp uses sophisticated digital signal processing to deliver a crisp sound with lush stereo/multiband chorus including a new wide mode plus delay/reverb and impressive Auto Anti-Feedback control. And with its 2-channel Mic/Line design and standmountable configuration, the AC-60 is clearly heads above the competition.
Roland AC-60 Acoustic Chorus Combo Amp Features:
- Compact stereo acoustic amplifier with pure, natural tone and excellent projection
- 2-channel design: Guitar input plus mic/line input with phantom power
- Stereo 30W/dual 6-1/2" speakers loud enough for club gigs and small PAs
- Onboard DSP delivers lush stereo/multiband chorus, newly developed wide chorus and delay/reverb with footswitch control
- Built-in Auto Anti-Feedback controls allow for maximum volume without feedback
- Convenient mute switch for silent tuning on stage
- Stereo line out for PA and recording; subwoofer output
- Built-in tilt stand offers better acoustic projection
- 15"W x 10-3/4"H x 10-3/4"D
- 22 lbs.
Roland AC-60 Acoustic Chorus Combo Amp Specifications:| Type | Acoustic Amp | | Wattage | 30 | | configuration | Other |
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Great sound without the back-strain!
I bought the Roland A-60 this weekend and used it at church on Sunday. A musician friend of mine in the congregation complimented the amp on its "liquid" tone. I played a Larrivee LV10-E (with a B-Band pickup) through a Presonus tube pre-amp. I also play an Aparicio AA 300 with a Fishman pickup that doesn't require a pre-amp and was very satisfied with the natural tone I got out of the Roland.
I also plugged in my Gibson SG (there's a button that toggles between Piezo and magnetic pickups), which lent a lot of warmth to the guitar's tone. Not a real rock amp, obviously, but, with practice, I can probably EQ a brighter sound.
There's very satisfying reverb and chorus and a setting that boosts highs for rhythm playing. The second channel (which accomodates XLR as well as phone jacks) is also a great addition. At 22 lbs. this is much easier on my back than Fender Acoustasonic Jr. that it replaces!
Reviewed by George on 8/24/2006 who plays Folk, classical, pop.
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The Little Box With A Big Sound
My first Roland AC-60 was so excellent, a thief decided that they wanted it more than I did however thanx to Allen, at the now defunked Guitar Center Instrument Exchange Program; I'm now reunited with an old friend!
I play flute in a dub reggae band. My name is, Dub Flutie. Playing flute, in a heavy, drum and bass reggae band poses a variety of acoustic challenges well met by the AC-60. First and foremost is the AC-60's anti-feedback device. I can't tell you how frustrating it is to be turned DOWN below the dynamic pressure volume of the band because the upper sound frequencies I'm playing in (usually higher than 15K) are prone to audio feedback. To correct this, the sound man usually has to turn me down! BUMMER! The AC-60 solves this problem. My anti-feedback button stays on! Add a touch of reverb for sonic depth and I'm in control. I gave the AC-60 features a 4.5 because I can't add reverb and delay simultaneously. As the AC-60 is currently set up, you have to choose either one or the other. Never the two sounds compounded together. This would be the only improvement I would suggest to Roland. In the Dub Zone, less is more so it's not how much I'm playing but the tonal quality of what I'm playing. To be able to texture the tonal quality of my playing, without additional devices would be very attractive.
The AC-60 physical size also solves another sound dynamic issue. Because it is small size I can set the unit almost anywhere. The anti-feedback device keeps my condenser mic in check and because it sits on a pedestal, I can adjust the height so that it's physically just above crowds head level and remote from the MAIN speaker system. This position adds spatial depth to the sound coming off the stage. It's like having a remote tweeter somewhere else in the sound wave. This audio distinction gives my improvisations sonic separation for my audience ears to digest. I don't have to turn the sound up loud now because the AC-60 solves the dynamic pressure volume issue by correctly launching the signal reproduction from an ergonomic position. This placement increases clarity and projection simultaneously without distortion or upper register muddiness. Now If I can only figure out how to operate two AC-60's in stereo mode I could give my stage presence a left-to-right dimension which would really send my audience into deep dub! Then I could get a pedal to fade from left to right as I play. That would be the ultimate, but for now I'm just glad to have my old friend back. Big-up Allen!
Reviewed by Dub Flutie on 10/12/2006 who plays Dub Reggae.
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AMAZING Amp
This is an absolutely amazing acoustic amp. It's so versatile! I play in two bands at church, a praise and worship band and a Christian rock band. The reverb, chorus, and delay are just awesome. I will never buy another amp.
Reviewed by bethelmelly on 11/21/2006 who plays Christian Rock/Praise and Worship.
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ROLAND AMPLIFIER IS A EXCELLENT PRODUCT
This Amplifier blows my mind, it has a excellent sound. My wife loves the size of it, because my house is not that large, and it does not over take my living room. The amp sounds great at low volume or at high volume. The chorus is great and the antifeedback feature is wonderful. This amp will crank out the volume. You will not be disappointed with it's performance. If you are looking for a acoustic amp to purchase, this is the amplifier for you. This amplifier also has 2 channels and the sound that comes out of the amp is in stereo , instead of mono. The amp also comes with a neat carrying case with accessory pockets to carry other items. The amp is also lightweight, which makes it easy to take to a gig. I am very satisfied with my purchase, and will purchase future ROLAND products.
Reviewed by Acoustic Guitar Lover on 8/24/2006 who plays Rock.
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Very Good
This amp is an awsome. It has a clear tone. The only thing that I wish it had more of is bass capability. I always feel that I'm going to blow the speakers if I turn the bass up all the way, or even 4/5 the way. But then again I baby the thing.
Reviewed by ahod42 on 2/21/2007 who plays anything I can get my hands on.
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