Fender Blues Jr. as an acoustic amp?
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Benjy_26
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Re: Fender Blues Jr. as an acoustic amp?
I tried it with a Gibson Chet Atkins SST and it wasn't that bad at all (for low volumes). At high volumes though, it does start to break up a bit, which to me, is undesireable for an acoustic sound. The best inexpensive acoustic amp I've played is the SWR Strawberry blonde. It has a ton of control options, connectivity, and when you turn the tweeter off, it does a very good job as a jazz amp with electric. :dance:
I tried it with a Gibson Chet Atkins SST and it wasn't that bad at all (for low volumes). At high volumes though, it does start to break up a bit, which to me, is undesireable for an acoustic sound. The best inexpensive acoustic amp I've played is the SWR Strawberry blonde. It has a ton of control options, connectivity, and when you turn the tweeter off, it does a very good job as a jazz amp with electric. :dance:
Norman_T
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Re: Fender Blues Jr. as an acoustic amp?
I have used both of mine during a practice for some of my acoustic guitars and it was alright but nothing special and you will not get to use the proper frequencies of the guitar coming thorugh. A proper acoustic amp is reqlly required and Fender do the Acoustasonic amps if you want to stick with Fender.
Probably the best acoustic amp is an AER Compact 60,
its atwin channel compact acoustic amplifier. 60W/4 ohms, 4 digital effects, high end line input stage, three band tone control.tuner, line, phones-, di-out, effect- loop, footswitch, effect on/off etc. But it ain't cheap!!
I have used both of mine during a practice for some of my acoustic guitars and it was alright but nothing special and you will not get to use the proper frequencies of the guitar coming thorugh. A proper acoustic amp is reqlly required and Fender do the Acoustasonic amps if you want to stick with Fender.
Probably the best acoustic amp is an AER Compact 60,
