After years and years of jamming on a regular guitar amp with gain amped up and multiple effects pedals happen in one noise can start going in your head. These are the times I’m glad I’ve Acoustic guitar amp to plug in and just relax a little.
My personal favorite is the Fender Acoustasonic. The Acoustasonic comes in 15 watt, 90 watt and 150 watt versions, I personally have 150 watt one, it produces just one clean sound I’ve ever heard. It even has some very nice features that I have not seen in many other guitar amps. Not only does it have a proper channel for the guitar, but it also has one channel available for the microphone so you can simultaneously make guitar and vocals.
On top of all this, and it just looks amazing. Fender nailed just vintage look of this guitar amplifier. Even though it is more expensive side, I would definitely suggest this amp to any avid guitar player looking for pure guitar amp. Another acoustic guitar amp that I just can not go up when I decide on what I want to play for the night is RMS AC40. Again, vintage look of this beauty is just awesome. I would just leave it out in the room as a conversation piece sometimes worn down look and it gives off is just amazing.
On top of that sound is just fantastic, even better than the Fender Acoustasonic. Perfect for small scale concerts and even just sitting around practicing RMS AC40 is incredibly light and portable. This acoustic guitar amplifier also has seconid channel dedicated mic as Aoustasonic. The only downside I can see with this acoustic guitar amp is that you can only get one version, 40 watts. It is a little on the expensive side compared to most other guitar amps, but it is completely worth it because his Sonics are just unbeatable. If I am always iffy which amp I should use, I jump for this every time, no question. There are way more prominent guitar amplifier you should also be considered, such as Fender Frontman or Behringer Acoustasonic.