Back in the early days of the 21st century, Fender came out with a line of acoustic amps that became mainstays in the world guitar amps.  Here we have a 2002 Fender Acoustasonic Junior that is in great shape, especially considering it's nearing 25 years old.
This popular 2-channel, 2 x 40-watt solid-state amp was manufactured by Fender from 1997 to 2003 and is highly regarded by singer-songwriters and gigging acoustic musicians for its clear projection, ease of use and dual-vocal/instrument setup.  Plus it has a cool and classic brown-and-tan aesthetic.    Its two independent channels make it an all-in-one portable PA system, allowing a single performer to plug in both their acoustic guitar and a vocal microphone simultaneously.  The main channel provides comprehensive equalization controls (Volume, Treble, Mid, Bass). The second channel operates similarly but includes its own dedicated chorus control that can be engaged independently. If you're looking for natural, woody tone (without coloring or compressing), this Acoustasonic Junior is a great way to go.   It's in great condition and comes with the original cover.

• Power Output: 80 watts total (dual 40-watt power amplifiers)
• Speaker Configuration: Two 8-inch acoustic-voiced speakers paired with a high-frequency tweeter
• Channels: 2 distinct channels (Channel 1 optimized for acoustic guitar piezo pickups; Channel 2 equipped for dynamic microphones or line-level instruments)
• Inputs: 3 total inputs (typically a 1/4" input on Channel 1, alongside an XLR and a 1/4" input on Channel 2)
• Effects: Onboard digital reverb and a lush chorus effect
• Cabinet Design:  features integrated chrome tilt-back legs on the sides to angle the amp upward at 45 degrees for better stage monitoring 

SERIAL # M1275777