Acoustic guitar amp - part 2

@sleigh , TonyKgull , Sweetwater can fix you up with the Bose L1 Model 1S with B1 bass module and ToneMatch 4/5 line mixer for $2298 USD.... I may have to line one of these up before this time next year, if I don't add another guitar.... I might be able to fit an Irish Bouzouki and a Bose into my plans, if I save my pennies.....

Sweetwater's where I purchased my Bose L1 Model IS. They were running a rare sale on Bose, and so I gabbed one.  

Greg Ballantyne, I might suggest foregoing the Bose Tonematch and getting a separate mixer (FWIW, I use the Mackie PROFX8 8-Channel Mixer, ($200 at Sweetwater) which has various reverb/hall effects built into it, and can support a full duo/trio.) That way you could pick up a Bose L1 Model 1S with B1 Bass Module for $1,799 at Sweetwater, rather than spending $2,298 for the same PA with the Tonematch system -- you can certainly pick up a decent mixer with effects for less than the $500 difference -- heck you could get the 12 channel version of the Mackie ProFX for half that $500.  Not saying the Tonematch isn't a nice system, but...

There are so many ways to peel the onion of amplification and fx. And with acoustic guitar, most of the time you don't need much.

My latest plan is to build a small dedicated acoustic pedal board, which will have a reverb, a chorus, a stomp tuner, and the ToneBone pz pre-amp. My Tonebone has an EQ, Boost, and Low-cut built into the pre-amp.

So with that small pedal board, I can pretty much plug into any PA, powered speaker or amp, and have what I need. The only problem would be when there is no PA, and I need to provide my own solution. But that's not a problem now, so we'll cross that bridge when we come to it.

I'll post pics when it's done.

Any suggestions on reverb? I was thinking of a TC Hall of Fame, or a Digitech RV7. The Strymon Blue Sky looks amazing, but PRICEY!