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AC-60-RW/AC-33-RW Acoustic Chorus

Roland

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The Roland AC-33RW 30W 2x5 Acoustic Combo Amp is the world's first battery-powered amp made specifically for acoustic guitar. Portable yet powerful, the AC-33 provides true stereo sound, Guitar and Mic/Line channels, custom-tailored effects, anti-feedback, and a Phrase Looper. But this amp was made to go places no amp has gone before. Thanks to its battery-power capability, the AC-33 lets you take your act anywhere: into the backwoods, onto the streets, or wherever your imagination leads you.

New Rosewood Finish!
Now the AC-33 is available with beautiful rosewood-look cabinets, offering an alternative to the standard stage-ready black finish. The attractive woodgrain styling perfectly matches the atmosphere of your living room or studio, as well as the aesthetic of your acoustic guitars.
Open Box Roland AC-33RW 30W 2x5 Acoustic Combo Amp Level 1 Rosewood
Open Box Roland AC-33RW 30W 2x5 Acoustic Combo Amp Level 1 Rosewood
Open Box Roland AC-33RW 30W 2x5 Acoustic Combo Amp Level 1 Rosewood

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  • 30 watts (15W+15W) of natural, stereo acoustic sound through twin speakers
  • Runs on AC power or eight AA batteries (accepts rechargeable NiMH types)
  • Dual-channel configuration: Guitar and Mic/Line channel
  • Reverb, chorus, and ambience effects (Ambience adds spatial, 3D-type depth to the sound)
  • Phrase Looper with 40 seconds of record time
  • Stereo AUX input (connect MP3/CD players, etc), headphone output
  • Anti-feedback function
  • Built-in tilt-back stand
  • Removable battery cartridge for easy battery replacement
  • Now available in rosewood finish (model # AC-33-RW)

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  4. Warm / Comfy3
  5. Good Power Output1

Reviewed by 7 customers

  • I love it

    5

    submitted4 years ago

    byHenry

    fromTexas

    Loops and recording

  • Great purchase

    5

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    submitted5 years ago

    byWill

    fromVallejo

    Works great and exactly what I needed

  • Happy with purchase. Good Sound.

    5

    Verified BuyerVerified Buyer

    submitted8 years ago

    byJerry

    fromundisclosed

    Almost as described! Happy with purchase. Note: it does NOT have an internal battery. Uses AA cells only!

  • Nice Acoustic Guitar Amp For Studio or Small Venue

    5

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    submitted9 years ago

    byOvationation

    fromNJ

    I bought this amp to be used in a simple setting (a small church performance area with good acoustics), and also because it can operate on just AA batteries, if needed. For a small, light weight, lower cost amp, it has nice size dual speakers, and it allows you enough choices to enhance the natural tone of the guitar to your liking. When using the AA battery power, you don't have to worry about where to plug it in. It seems to work well, so far. I use a Takamine baby jumbo 6 string with an inserted soundhole pick-up, a vintage Ovation acoustic/electric 12 string, and a Raimondo acoustic/electric classical guitar. They all sound natural, with clear tone quality. Of course, at 30 watts the loudness level only goes so far, but it does it with good quality. The reverb dial can be used to help enhance and carry the sound, as well. Now, if they made the slightly larger version 60 watt amp with battery power, that would be something. However, I'm pretty content with this one for it's select use. Finally, the rather dark rosewood finish is nice, but not much different from the black finish, as far as I can see.

  • It is ok to play in a park if you don't have power

    4

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    submitted9 years ago

    byMinsua

    fromMiami, Florida

    The feed back switch doesn't do anything at all when I play with my classic acoustic electric guitar. It was ok with my regular acoustic, however, the sound was excellent with my electric guitar. If you really want an acoustic amp I recommend the Fishman with 60 watts. I have this amp and it's a very acoustic sound. However, it does not have a switch feed back.

  • Remarkable Sound from a Small Amp

    5

    submitted13 years ago

    byCharles Glinka

    fromDumfries, VA

    I've been most pleased with the sound I get using this amp with my Taylor 414 guitar with Taylor's expression system preamp. In fact, I haven't gotten a better sound from other amp I have tried with this guitar! The other features that attracted me to this amp are its light weight (< 12 lbs) and battery power option. The easy to use built-in looper is also a nice feature which makes this a great practice amp, or performance amp in a small venue, or as a monitor amp when used with larger sound system.

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