The Acoustic AG30 acoustic amp is perfect for performing singer/songwriters looking for an easy and convenient way to amplify their instrument and voice without having to cart around multiple pieces of gear. The AG30’s angled “floor monitor” style cabinet is designed to maximize projection, ideal for clubs and crowded venues. For warm, full frequency sound, the cabinet features an 8″ studio monitor style speaker for tight mid and low frequency response and a coaxial tweeter for ultra-clear, sparkling high end. Each of the two channels has a combination input that allows you to plug an instrument into the 1/4’” unbalanced plug or a microphone into the XLR balanced plug. The 3 band EQ with sweepable mid band provides complete control over your tone. Also included is a selectable effects section, with 16 high-quality digital effects, including reverbs, delays and choruses. A chart detailing each effect is located on top of your amp, so you’ll never lose it. For quiet playing, we’ve included an 1/8″ stereo headphone jack, and for pre-recorded accompaniment, there’s an 1/8″ stereo aux input. Plug in a CD or MP3 player and play along. Finally, a Line Out affords you the opportunity to send your signal to a PA for amplification in larger spaces. The AG30 is perfectly at home in studio or on stage, and delivers pristine sound that has become synonymous with the Acoustic name!
FEATURES 16 high-quality digital effects, Two channels - combination inputs accept 1/4'" or XLR cables 1/8" stereo headphone jack 1/8" stereo aux input Line Out Heavyweight cloth grill Heavy-duty 8" coax studio monitor-style speaker Angled monitor-style cabinet projects sound upward Rugged and comfortable handle Easy-to-read control panel Protective, long-lasting covering
All our sales are final, no returns. We pack each product carefully, usually in bubble wrap and shrink wrap and cushion with peanuts. Every piece we ship is insured. Shipping charges often include the cost of new boxes and packing materials to insure safety in transit. Local pick up is always accepted
