The singer-songwriter's one-stop gig solution!

Although there are many acoustic amplifiers on the market today, few of them can compete with the rich, natural tone of the compact Roland AC-60 Acoustic Chorus Combo Amp. This innovative stereo amp uses sophisticated digital signal processing to deliver a crisp sound with lush stereo/multiband chorus-including a new wide mode-plus delay/reverb and impressive Auto Anti-Feedback control. And with its 2-channel Mic/Line design and standmountable configuration, the AC-60 is clearly heads above the competition.

Roland AC-60 Acoustic Chorus Combo Amp Features:

• Compact stereo acoustic amplifier with pure, natural tone and excellent projection
• 2-channel design: Guitar input plus mic/line input with phantom power
• Stereo 30W/dual 6-1/2" speakers loud enough for club gigs and small PAs
• Onboard DSP delivers lush stereo/multiband chorus, newly developed wide chorus and delay/reverb with footswitch control
• Built-in Auto Anti-Feedback controls allow for maximum volume without feedback
• Convenient mute switch for silent tuning on stage
• Stereo line out for PA and recording; subwoofer output
• Built-in tilt stand offers better acoustic projection

It's fantastic sounding and wonderfully compact. Order today, you'll love it.

Roland AC-60 Acoustic Chorus Combo Amp Specifications:

• 15"W x 10-3/4"H x 10-3/4"D
• 22 lbs.

Roland AC-60 Acoustic Chorus Combo Amp

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spend less --- get more!!!

Posted by shortbus from pacific northwest on Aug 13, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: N/A

Reviewer's Play Style: fingerpickin hawaiian style

I am a previous owner of a swr strawberry blonde.. and I am very happy with my new Roland AC-60. First off, it is quiet. at any setting. chorus is great, wide setting is awsome. delay adds to the sound nicely but don't expect a separate pedal effect on this.. I have a uke with a passive pick up and thought I was going to need a pre-amp but in piezo mode it works great. plenty of volume, and I have yet to get this amp to feedback. it has more functions than anything in it's price range. with the subwoofer hooked up it will blow your mind!!! I demo'd a fender acoustisonic 30, ultrasound ag50 ds4 and cp-100, marshall as50d and this is what I bought. I could not be happier. the sound is truly amazing. carrying case included.

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Best acoustic sound in a small box

Posted by José Alejandro from Santo domingo, Dominican Republic on Jun 24, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active musician

Reviewer's Play Style: acoustic rock, blues, jazz

If youre looking for a handy, light wheight and proffesional sound amp, this is it, for studio recording, for a small gig or a big concert you have it, with all the features like a feedback controller, the separate equalizers for guitar and microphone its just a great thing. seriously, no problem with this wonder, I just love it.

When I bought it like a year ago I tried different acoustic guitars with it, and I can say it wasn't the guitar, it was the amp.

If you have the money, get this amp.

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It made a big difference

Posted by David Leinweber from Atlanta ARea on Apr 20, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock, bluegrass, country, folk

I play my Martin HD-28 in a variety of professional settings and I have tried a lot of different ways to get that natural Martin sound to come out over the PA. Mics don't cut it in a loud room, or with a larger band. I didn't want to cut a hole in my Martin or alter it any other way by putting a permament pickup in there. So I now use this amp with a Seymour Duncan woody. It really, really does the trick. I run the line-out of the back to our PA so the Roland actually serves as the direct box. It has a great sound and is really easy to use. One point I would make is that I find I need some kind of extra pedal device or pre-amp that can give me some gain, or else the Seymour Duncan is pretty quiet. I use the ART tube pre-amp/direct box. Also, I've used it with a big-muff for when we do some acoustic versions of Hendrix and it sounds really good. The delay and chorus settings on the amp are great but I find I want a little bit of help from a tube pre-amp to warm-up my sound, since we play a lot of old Dead, CSNY type stuff that has a crunch feel.

In short, this is a really fine amp. If you play professionally it will make a big difference in the quality of your sound, and the ease of your set-up. If you are all clean all the time, this might be all you need. If you do some different styles, it's still a great amp but you will probably want a well-selected pedal or two to help your sound.

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Good amp if you don't blow it.

Posted by pwake from Palmer, Alaska on Apr 13, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Folk

I love the convience of this small amp, and the sound was great, especially when used it with a subwolfer. The subwolfer adds some depth which I felt the amp lacked. I never play very loud, yet I have blown a speaker within a year. My brother says I can take it apart and change the speaker. He's more electrically inclined than I am though. I'm not sure I would recommend this amp though because it didn't hold up very well, and when you use a subwolfer with it, the advantage of the small amp is lost. But I will say the sound was great, and I will change the speaker.

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Wonderful Amp

Posted by Dave from Texas on Mar 7, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: All types of music

I have owned this amp for several years now. It is an amazing product. If I could afford it right now, I would buy another one and use it for PA and Guitar. I play a Celebrity Ovation through this and the tone is fantastic. I use this all the time. It also has an output that allows me to plug it into other amps or a larger PA system.

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