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BOSS Acoustic Singer Amplifier feat. Lloyd Spiegel

BOSS

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The BOSS Acoustic Singer Live amplifier delivers a premium live performance experience for singer-songwriters and acoustic musicians. This innovative 60-watt bi-amped PA system offers discrete analog channels for acoustic guitar and vocal, each equipped with three-band EQ and studio-quality effects for rich, vibrant sound with crystal-clear definition. Complete with automatic vocal harmonies, looping, USB connectivity and more, the Acoustic Singer Live gives acoustic artists everything needed to inspire audiences.

Acoustic Resonance Restores Natural Guitar Tone

The dedicated guitar channel features BOSS's Acoustic Resonance processing to eliminate the sterile tone common with piezo pickups, restoring the resonance and character lost when amplifying acoustic guitars. With a discrete analog input circuit and extended dynamic range, the Acoustic Singer Live accurately reproduces the guitar's fast transient response and rich harmonics for an inspiring experience.

Mic Channel for Vocals and More

The vocal channel provides phantom power for studio condenser mics, a discrete analog input and three-band EQ for full, natural-sounding vocals. For guitar-only use, the channel mics up your acoustic or blends an additional pickup. Delay, reverb and anti-feedback controls enrich your sound.

Harmony and Looping Functions

The automatic vocal harmony function generates live harmonies as you sing and play, following chord changes smoothly. Select harmony or unison doubling. The built-in looper creates live backing with guitar, vocals and effects.

Advanced Connectivity and Control

Dual XLR D.I. outputs provide each channel direct or post-effects. An AUX in connects mobile backing tracks. USB sends signals to a DAW. A phones/recording out enables quiet practice and recording. Control harmonies, looper and effects with optional footswitches (sold separately).

BOSS Acoustic Singer Live 60W 1x6.5 Acoustic Guitar Amplifier
BOSS Acoustic Singer Live 60W 1x6.5 Acoustic Guitar Amplifier
BOSS Acoustic Singer Live 60W 1x6.5 Acoustic Guitar Amplifier

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  • Power: 60W
  • Two channels: guitar, mic
  • Two inputs: Mic channel with phantom power and 1/4"/XLR combo input for connecting a vocal/guitar microphone or second instrument source
  • Speakers: 1x6.5 woofer, dome tweeter
  • Controls: 3-band EQ, phase switch, notch control, chorus, reverb
  • Built-in FX: Chorus on guitar channel, delay/echo effect on mic channel and independent reverb on both channels
  • Harmony function automatically creates smooth and accurate vocal harmonies via real-time key/chord analysis of the guitar input
  • Built-in looper for practicing, developing ideas and enhancing live performances
  • Independent anti-feedback controls on each channel
  • Dual XLR D.I. jacks assignable to outputting individual channels (direct or post-effects) or both channels mixed together
  • USB output for direct recording to a computer

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Boss pedals - 5 year parts warranty
90 day labor warranty.
1 year warranty - Multitracks, Jamstations, etc.
Check with manufacturer for specific product warranty.

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4.33

21 Reviews

88%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend

Phenomenal Amp!

Most Liked Positive Review

5

Very Sweet Product especially for a soloist!

I'm loving my new Acoustic Singer Live!! Lots of power of this little amp and the effects are awesome and fun to play with it. I'm still trying to get the hang of if all as I haven't had lots of time just yet. I love being able to record short tracks and have them play back and be able to play over them, and the vocal playback harmonies make my singing solo a much nicer experience. So far it's a lot of fun. I have to get a foot switch for it so I can turn off the the effects when needed.

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Most Liked Negative Review

1

Defective

Right out of the box, most of the buttons didn't work. Returning for refund and not willing to risk trying another... or any other Boss products.

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Best Uses
  1. Home Studio10
  2. Performances10
  3. Amateur Recording7
  4. Outdoor Events / Games3
  5. Professional Recording1
Cons
  1. Difficult To Use2
  2. Limited Functions1
  3. Requires electric outlet1
  4. Lacks a battery to make it really portable1
  5. No faults1
Describe Yourself
  1. Experienced11
  2. Professional Musician5
  3. Novice1
Pros
  1. Excellent Sound11
  2. Portable11
  3. Easy To Use9
  4. Warm / Comfy8
  5. Good Power Output6

Reviewed by 21 customers

  • Compact and versatile

    5

    Verified BuyerVerified Buyer

    submitted6 months ago

    byGary

    fromFort Collins CO

    Submitted as part of a sweepstakes

    Pass it around the room for lead guitarist to use for large acoustic music group. Wanted a way to have who ever is leading a song can be heard over all the other acoustic instruments in the group. It is compact enough to pas from player to player and controls are easy to use.

  • Yes

    4

    Verified BuyerVerified Buyer

    submitted6 months ago

    byGary

    fromFort Collins colorado

    Submitted as part of a sweepstakes

    For passing around for lead guitar in an armature music group

  • I would buy this product again

    5

    Verified BuyerVerified Buyer

    submitted10 months ago

    byRobert

    fromFlint michigan

    Submitted as part of a sweepstakes

    Perfect for someone taking the next step on their guitar journey.

  • Unreliable

    2

    submitted2 years ago

    byMarty

    fromColumbus, Ohio

    Great sound and portability. Unfortunately, not reliable. Left me stranded.

  • Would definitely recommend it for solo musicians.

    5

    Verified BuyerVerified Buyer

    submitted2 years ago

    byStephen

    fromFL

    I'm using it as a monitor for medium gigs and as the main amp for my small shows.Im a solo musician and do anywhere from 3 to 5 gigs a week. Love the built in effect and the pedal that boss included in. The less I have to carry the better. Its light weight and it has a nice warm sound. Pretty much all a soloist needs Nice for my needs.

  • I wil lgrow into larger sysatems

    5

    submitted3 years ago

    by(Edmund)

    fromClarksville tn

    Love it

collapse expand iconQ&A

Have a question about this product? Our expert Gear Advisers have the answers.

  • submitted5 days ago

    asked byGemini

    fromEugene, OR

    Does the BOSS Acoustic Singer Live 60W 1x6.5 Acoustic Guitar Amplifier come with a foot pedal, as shown in the photo on the Guitar Center website?

    Does the BOSS Acoustic Singer Live 60W 1x6.5 Acoustic Guitar Amplifier come with a foot pedal, as shown in the photo on the Guitar Center website?

    Open Reply - Gear-Support
    Yes, it does.

  • submitted5 days ago

    asked byGemini

    fromEugene, OR

    Other than the power difference, does the BOSS Acoustic Singer Live 60W 1x6.5 Acoustic Guitar Amplifier have the same features as the 120W Amplifier?

    Other than the power difference, does the BOSS Acoustic Singer Live 60W 1x6.5 Acoustic Guitar Amplifier have the same features as the 120W Amplifier?

    Open Reply - Gear-Support
    The F/S is a bit different. Acoustic Singer Live (60W) Footswitch Compatibility FS-6 or FS-7 (limited functions). Acoustic Singer Pro (120W) Supports GA-FC (more control).

  • submitteda month ago

    asked byNJKid

    fromAtlanta, GA

    I play a nylon string guitar and use an Xvive U8 wireless system to amplify it. So including a vocal mic I need two mic inputs. Can I use an XLR to 1/4" adapter with this amp, running the Xvive into the 1/4" input? If so, should I get a TRS adapter? Will there be any degradation of the signal quality, or will I lose any functionality in the guitar channel?

    I play a nylon string guitar and use an Xvive U8 wireless system to amplify it. So including a vocal mic I need two mic inputs. Can I use an XLR to 1/4" adapter with this amp, running the Xvive into the 1/4" input? If so, should I get a TRS adapter? Will there be any degradation of the signal quality, or will I lose any functionality in the guitar channel?

    Open Reply - Gear-Support
    Yes, you can use the Xvive U8 wireless system into the 1/4" input of the BOSS Acoustic Singer Live amp, but here's how to do it right and what to expect: 1. Connection Setup: The Xvive U8 receiver outputs a standard 1/4" TS instrument-level signal, so it should plug directly into the 1/4" instrument input of the amp without any need for an XLR to 1/4" adapter. That 1/4" input on the BOSS amp is specifically designed for guitar/instrument signals, so you're all good there. Do You Need a TRS Adapter? No, do not use a TRS adapter here. The guitar input on the BOSS amp expects a TS (mono) signal, like what your Xvive provides. Using TRS (stereo/balanced) might result in no sound or improper grounding. Signal Quality: There won’t be any degradation in signal quality if you're plugging the Xvive receiver straight into the 1/4" guitar input. The BOSS amp’s guitar channel is tailored for acoustic instruments, with EQ, anti-feedback, and reverb/chorus features that will remain fully functional. You won’t lose any functionality by using the Xvive this way—it’s exactly how it's designed to work. Mic Input Use one of the XLR combo jacks on the amp for your vocal mic, and you’re covered with your two input needs.

  • submitteda year ago

    asked byJohn

    fromMass.

    Regarding Boss live60 amp: Does the provided generic 2 channel foot switch do the same tasks as the FS6 pedal?

    Regarding Boss live60 amp: Does the provided generic 2 channel foot switch do the same tasks as the FS6 pedal?

    Open Reply - Gear-Support
    Yes, it does.

  • submitted2 years ago

    asked bySim

    fromHernando, FL

    Does this product include the pedals

    Does this product include the pedals

    Open Reply - Gear-Support
    Yes, the BOSS Acoustic Singer Live includes the pedal

  • submitted3 years ago

    asked byPaul

    fromErial, new Jersey

    How does,this amp sound compared to the fender acoustic 100 amp? I havent heard it live, but I heard the fender and it amplifies the acoustic beautifully.

    How does,this amp sound compared to the fender acoustic 100 amp? I havent heard it live, but I heard the fender and it amplifies the acoustic beautifully.

    Open Reply - Ronald
    I wouldn't say it sounds much different than the Fender. Either one will give you a great clean tone that accommodates an acoustic very well.

  • submitted3 years ago

    asked byRon

    fromBayville, New Jersey

    What advantage does the Boss Acoustic Singer Pro 120W have over the Boss Acoustic Singer Live 60W?

    What advantage does the Boss Acoustic Singer Pro 120W have over the Boss Acoustic Singer Live 60W?

    Open Reply - Thomas
    It's twice the power

  • submitted4 years ago

    asked byKevin

    fromWilmington, NC

    i want to add a foot pedal (boss FS-6) to the Boss Acoustic singer live amp and use a single cable. What cable do I need?

    i want to add a foot pedal (boss FS-6) to the Boss Acoustic singer live amp and use a single cable. What cable do I need?

    Open Reply - Kenneth
    You will need 2 1/4 inch cables

  • submitted5 years ago

    asked byDavid

    fromAtlanta

    I need an acoustic singer-songwriter amp. However, in my duo I also like to break out my Telecaster and play some Southern and Classic rock favorites later in the evening for the bar crowd (with my pedalboard). I'm not trying to play Woodstock with a live band. That said, how well would it handle some electric guitar on some tunes? I know it will work great for acoustic and vocal.

    I need an acoustic singer-songwriter amp. However, in my duo I also like to break out my Telecaster and play some Southern and Classic rock favorites later in the evening for the bar crowd (with my pedalboard). I'm not trying to play Woodstock with a live band. That said, how well would it handle some electric guitar on some tunes? I know it will work great for acoustic and vocal.

    Open Reply - Ronald
    This has a very nice clean tone, so if you're using a Tele with a pedal board you'll be set.

  • submitted5 years ago

    asked byCat

    fromPoconos, PA

    How much does it weigh? (Can I, an old woman, lift and carry it?) What are its physical dimensions? (Will it fit in my little car?)

    How much does it weigh? (Can I, an old woman, lift and carry it?) What are its physical dimensions? (Will it fit in my little car?)

    Open Reply - Thomas
    Width:14-1/2 inches Depth:10-13/16 inches Height: 12-3/8 inches Weight: 23 lbs 3 oz
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