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MSRP: $950.00 Save $152.00 (16%)
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Sing and play guitar through one convenient amplifier, with impressive power and full-range performance.
Loaded with high-performance neodymium speakers and 90 watts of power, the Roland AC-90 amp provides a rich, powerful sound while remaining lightweight for easy transport. The AC-90 employs a stereo 2-way speaker system that delivers transparent highs - great for the built-in multi-band stereo chorus - while also providing incredibly powerful low-frequency performance. Legacy of Excellence
The AC-90 isn't just any amp on the block it's the long-awaited addition to Roland's industry-leading AC-series amp family. Roland's reputation for world-class sound, amazing performance, portability, and top-quality construction in the AC series are all upheld in this stunning amplifier.
Power Performer
With 90 watts of stereo power (45W+45W) driving top-quality neodymium speakers, the AC-90 amplifier delivers exceptional full-range performance - from shimmering, crystal-clear highs to full-impact bottom end. This amp is more than capable of cutting though a wall of sound.
Anti-Feedback Control
Enjoy maximum volume without feedback. Simply dial in the offending frequency and the AC-90 will suppress the feedback. This allows you to roam the stage with confidence - even with 90 watts of powerful sound at your back.
Immersive Stereo FX
The AC-90 amp's onboard stereo effects benefit from Roland's decades of industry-leading R&D. Experience the amazing spatial depth and lush sound of the stereo multi-band chorus, complete with developed WIDE mode. Delay and Reverb are provided as well, and can be controlled via footswitch.
Versatility
In addition to its amazing acoustic-guitar amplification qualities, the Roland AC-90 can also function as a portable PA system thanks to its dual-channel architecture and phantom-powered Microphone input.
Roland AC-90 45Wx2 Acoustic Chorus Guitar Combo Amp Features:
- Lightweight yet powerful featuring state-of-the-art neodymium speaker technology
- Stereo 2-way speaker system provides full-range performance
- Natural stereo acoustic sound
- 90 watts of stereo power (45W+45W)
- Dual channels: Guitar input (Piezo/Magnetic) and phantom-powered Mic/Line input
- Roland's famous stereo multi-band chorus with WIDE mode, plus reverb/delay
- Anti-feedback control feature
- Convenient onboard tilt stand; optional speaker stand available
- Quality carrying case included
Roland AC-90 45Wx2 Acoustic Chorus Guitar Combo Amp Specifications:
- Rated Power Output: 45 W + 45 W
Nominal Input Level (1 kHz): GUITAR Channel: -10 dBu - MIC/LINE Channel: -50 / -10 dBu
- AUX IN: -10 dBu
Nominal Output Level (1 kHz): DI/TUNER OUT: +4 dBu - LINE OUT: +4 dBu
- SUB WOOFER OUT: +4 dBu
Speakers: Woofer 20cm (8inches) x 2 - Tweeter 8cm x 5cm x 2 (3inches x 2inches) x 2
Controls: - (GUITAR Channel)
- PICKUP Switch (PIEZO/MAGNETIC), SHAPE Switch, VOLUME Knob, Equalizer Knobs (BASS, MIDDLE, TREBLE), CHORUS Switch
- (MIC/LINE Channel)
- PHANTOM Switch, SELECT Switch (MIC/LINE), VOLUME Knob, Equalizer Knobs (BASS, MIDDLE, TREBLE), CHORUS Switch, CHORUS Knob, REVERB/DELAY Knob (ANTI-FEEDBACK), FREQUENCY Knob, START Button, MUTE Switch, MASTER Knob, POWER Switch
- Indicator: CHORUS (GUITAR Channel, MIC/LINE Channel), ANTI-FEEDBACK, MUTE, POWER
Connectors - GUITAR Channel Input Jack (1/4" phone type)
- MIC/LINE Input Jacks (XLR type, 1/4" phone type)
- AUX IN Jacks (RCA phono type,1/4" phone type)
- DI/TUNER OUT Jack (1/4" TRS phone type)
- LINE OUT Jacks (XLR type, 1/4" phone type)
- SUB WOOFER OUT Jack (1/4" phone type)
- PHONES Jack (Stereo 1/4" phone type)
- FOOT SWITCH Jacks (1/4" TRS phone type)
Power Supply: AC 117 V, AC 230 V, AC 240 V (50/60 Hz)
Power Consumption: 30 W - Accessory: Carrying Case, Owner's Manual
- Options
- Foot Switch: BOSS FS-5L (Mute On/Off), BOSS FS-5U, BOSS FS-6
- Connection Cable: PCS-31
Size and Weight - Width: 18-5/16 inches (464 mm)
- Depth: 11-15/16 inches (303 mm)
- Height: 12-7/8 inches (326 mm)
- Weight: 25 lbs. 13 oz. (11.7 kg)
- * 0 dBu = 0.775 Vrms
Roland AC-90 45Wx2 Acoustic Chorus Guitar Combo Amp Includes:
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I just purchased an ac 90 a couple of weeks ago. I had been using an ac 60 for the past few years and loved every musical minute of it. Carry it on stage, line out to mixer, monitor back just perfect. Two guitars, two separate EQs one main mixer channel, how easy is that. Take it into a church one channel for vocal other channel guitar just an amazing sound. A couple of months ago my nephew (Dave) tells me Rolands come out whith a ac 90 little bigger spearkers with tweeters and a bit more power. Seemed to good to be true. Just when you think you've heard the best,the best gets a little bigger and better. Now Dave gets the ac 60 and i get the 90. Thankyou Roland
Reviewed by Frank Grimaldi on 2/13/2008 who plays Cajun/zydeco.
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I love it! :-)
I bought this amplifier about two years ago, and have used it on countless gigs, jam sessions, and rehearsals, since. The sound is clean and pristine. It’s extremely quiet! It comes with a padded nylon case! The chorus is amazing – but Roland has always been famous for this, so I wasn’t too surprised by this. I’m playing an Alvarez AD-CK60 dreadnaught with a recently-installed Baggs ibeam Active pickup. People are always giving me compliments on my plugged-in sound. I only have two gripes about the unit:
1) The AC-60 (While it does have very beautiful-sounding chorus and digital reverb effects built-in) does not have an effects loop. I’ve resorted to using a BOSS GT-3 processor and coming straight into the external stereo ¼-inch inputs in the back of the amp (I use a lot of effects, and this setup gives me the most control of the overall sound, although I lose the anti-feedback feature, wiring it up this way, since it essentially turns the amp into a powered stereo speaker system – which is not a bad thing. You can still use the two inputs on the front end, to play other instruments – or an instrument and a microphone through it as well – a very nice touch. Kudos to Roland for this added flexibility). I also use an Aphex 1401 Exciter, and a Baggs Para Acoustic D.I. and the combination of these units is fantastic. I can pretty much dial in anything, now. I finally have the tone I’ve been looking for, for years. It’s unbelievable; the amount of beautiful, big clean sound that comes out of this tiny amp.
2) It would be nice to have individual control of the reverb/delay mix over each of the two channels, rather than a master effect knob. The chorus effect is defeatable on each of the two channels; but If you dial in a bunch of reverb to use on the guitar channel, for instance, you’re pretty much stuck with that same reverb mix for the microphone channel as well.
I use this same setup, with the addition of a microphone, and/or or a secondary instrument plugged into the open front-end channel inputs, when I go to my monthly songwriting group meetings (At which time, that little amp serves as a portable p.a. system), and it works beautifully. Love the built-in phantom power! There are many different ways (other than the non-existent effects loop) to patch stuff into or out of this amp (for external footswitches, dedicated tuner out, subwoofer out, RCA plugs for a little CD player, or whatever - etc.). I love the flexibility it has, this way. I would wholeheartedly recommend the AC-60 to anyone who plays out regularly and is considering a nice, reasonably priced acoustic amp that won’t make you feel like you’re going to get a hernia every time you go to move it.
One would not expect earth-shattering volumes to come out of this amp; but it does put out plenty of volume, for its size – and you can always the use the built-in D.I.s, to plug into a p.a. system, or even record directly into a board, if you want. If you use the EQ wisely, you can dial in a pretty respectable sound out of it. If you play a plugged-in acoustic instrument, definitely get a dedicated acoustic amp. You won’t be sorry.
Reviewed by David on 1/18/2008 who plays A little bit of eveything..
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