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Acoustic Guitar Amps
Why use acoustic guitar amps? ... Many people prefer the sound of acoustic guitars over electric guitars. And when playing for large audiences and venues, an amp is essential for delivering sufficient acoustic volume to the audience.
There is nothing like the rich tones of an acoustic guitar. But the inability of acoustic guitars to substantially project sound means that, in order to be heard, an acoustic guitar amp needs to be used. Are Acoustic and Electric Amps Interchangeable?No. Acoustic amps are made to complement an acoustic guitar’s clean, smooth tone and have a specially blended configuration of components in order to project their sound; components and blends that electric guitar amps just don’t have. It isn’t a matter of one being better than the other; it is more like comparing apples and oranges. Choosing an AmpBefore you purchase an amp for acoustic guitar, you must first take a few things into consideration. First, how big is your budget? There are a lot of acoustic amps available at a fairly wide range of prices. Another thing to consider is your venue. How much power are you going to need? The bigger the venue, the more output you are going to need from your amp. The key, however, is to test out the amp to see if it sounds right to your ears and for your style. Favorite Amp
Perhaps one of the best comprehensive acoustic amps out there (and my personal preference) is the
Fender Acoustasonic Junior,
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