Acoustic guitar amps

I would recommend the Fishman LoudBox Mini. You can adjust the lows, mids or highs plus add reverb or chorus as needed. Also has a mic input. New about $500 but a decent used can be had for $250 - $300.

FWIW, the best acoustic guitar amp I've ever heard was a Fishman Loudbox.  Either the "mini" or its larger (and slightly more expensive) brother sound great, to my ears.

Well, ya, most acoustic amps have the two dedicated inputs, one for your guitar, one for your microphone.  It's kind of an unofficial axiom that an acoustic amp is really a mini 2 channel PA system for the solo guitarist/singer.

But, there are exceptions; there's a few small acoustic amps out there with just the input for the guitar, the Yamaha THR practice amps comes to mind.  (Very nice sounding little amps by the way!).

I have a Traynor AM50.  It's a 60 watt amp that has served me well.  It's not the greatest or highest priced amp out there, I got it used for 150 bucks, but it rocks for me.  I even did one gig in a venue that held around 200 people and it was plenty powerful enough.  Great little investment.



This little thing is so powerful it can actually double as a small bass amp too!  Can't get this model anymore, but just an example of what you can get cheap, like henk , said.

TonyKgull, jamesM,

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The acoustic guitar player in the band for which I play bass uses a Fishman Loudbox Mini -- it sounds flat-out terrific. As I said somewhere above, the Loudbox series is the best amp for acoustic guitars that I've ever heard.