Ultraportable, powerful, and packed with pro features.

The Fender Acoustasonic Ultralight head delivers accurate acoustic guitar sound and comprehensive features in a wonderfully light and portable package. Match it with the Acoustasonic Ultralight stereo enclosure (sold separately) for a rig that sounds fantastic and is incredibly light and portable.

Fender Acoustasonic Ultralight Amp Head Features:

• Solid state design
• 2x125W into 4 ohms per side
• 2 channels (instrument and mic)
• Phantom power on mic channel
• XLR line out with level control and ground lift
• Headphone output
• Tuner output with muting
• DSP effects (reverb, delay, chorus, Vibratone, and combinations)
• Switchcraft locking speaker outputs (Speakon compatible)
• Volume, 3-channel EQ, and effects level and select on each channel
• Notch control on instrument channel
• String Dynamics control for reduction of harsh trebles
• Effects level on each channel
• Stereo or mono output selector
• Voltage selector switch for worldwide use
• Patented magnetic docking system keeps head securely atop the Ultralight enclosure
• Includes 2-button footswitch, padded gig bag, and 22" locking speaker cable included

Your back will approve of its portability. Your audiences will approve of its sound. Order your Acoustasonic Ultralight today.

Fender Acoustasonic Ultralight Amp Head Specifications:

• 7-1/2 lbs.
• 4"H x 12"W x 8-1/4"D

Fender Acoustasonic Ultralight Amp Head

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EXCELLENT SET UP

Posted by Guitars and vocals from Southern Calif on Nov 3, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active

Reviewer's Play Style: Blues, jazz

Guess I'll add one more of the same to the reviews. I am pretty much a solo musician. Small to large venues. Blues upbeat suff. This thing will blow away most small house thrown together PA systems. For large outside stage gigs you go out of the back of the head to the sound board with your own guitar and vocal mix. (At least I do) The price is a bit staggering but if you are serious about your sound its really nothing compared to the money I spent getting to here. And it won't break you back transporting it. The Acoustasonic Jr on paper is about the same amp for less money. But something about this setup sounds different. To my ears (whats left of them) this is more studio quality sounding. The small Jr 30 is not even close. Any guitar you plug into this sounds good. No its not for metal, and distortion players. I am a fair vocalist at best. This thing makes me sound good. For that its worth it.

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Great little amp!

Posted by REB from Western NY on Sep 20, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Country, pop, rock

Bought this amp from MF along with its Ultralight 2x8 speaker cabinet after personal health issues made it difficult for me to lift and carry my heavy combo into gigs. This is perfect with its light weight and clean sound. Set up on an amp stand makes it easier to adjust the knobs if I need to switch between my HD-28 and Line 6 Acoustic 700. So far whether playing a small coffee house or medium sized dance venue this little Fender outfit has sounded great. It comes with a nice carry bag and strap. I like the magnetic feature that allows the amp to set on top of the speakers which can then be tipped up a bit without sliding off. It was little pricy for me, but I'm satisfied with its useful features. And it is a nice looking quality rig.

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Best Kept Secret

Posted by KW from Northern California on Jul 26, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Jazz, Bluegrass, Classical, Worship, slack key

Great acoustic amp. Sounds wonderful for both steel string and nylon. The sound is clear and transparent. If you have a high end guitar, this is the amp that you want. The biggest surprise is how good it sounds as a jazz amp. Makes my Tele & T5 sound like Joe Pass. Worth the price.

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Great sound for a lot of applications

Posted by pfisherkeller from Indianapolis on Jan 27, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Serious Hobbyist

Reviewer's Play Style: Folk and Country

I've tried other lower priced acoustic amps and found them lacking. This one has all the bells and whistles and sounds great in my studio or on the road in smaller venues. I use it for recording directly into my Boss BR1200 and find its sound quite superior to the acoustic guitar effects in the recorder. It is expensive, but worth the stretch to get a better rig.

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Acoustic Amp

Posted by Anonymous Musician on Sep 8, 2007

Experience w/product: I have heard about it

Reviewer's Background: N/A

Reviewer's Play Style: N/A

Very realistic acoustic sound for both nylon and steel string acoustic guitars. Vocal channel is very clear, the reverb is excellent. Lightweight, sets up in minutes and has quality sound. Prefer it to my PA for small venues. My Tele also sounds great in it too, very clean, useful effects. Peace

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