How To Make Wood Sound Good
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Acoustic A15V Amplifier
Makes Wood Sound Good
Thousand Oaks, CA - March 2018... Combining best-in-class tone, compact size, and a well-thought-out feature set, Acoustic Amplification's new A15V Acoustic Instrument Amp is an excellent choice for both rehearsal and performance. With 15 watts (into 8 ohms) of clean power, a 6.5-inch full-range speaker, and a front-ported cabinet, it delivers a warm, rich, clear sound with enhanced bass frequencies that will make your acoustic-electric instrument sounds its best, while also flattering your voice or mic'd instrument.
The A15V features an XLR mic input on Channel 1 and a ¼-inch instrument input on Channel 2, each with a dedicated volume knob. The instrument channel includes three-band EQ for shaping your tone, plus a lush analog chorus with adjustable rate. A 1/8-inch aux input accepts prerecorded audio from MP3 players, smartphones, and other media players, enabling accompaniment tracks for rehearsal or performance.
The amplifier's wedge-shaped cabinet directs sound where you need it so you can hear the amp clearly and at lower volumes. A 1/8-inch headphone output disables the speaker for private practice or tuning. The Acoustic A15V looks as good as it sounds, thanks to its classic design, and it's lightweight and compact, so you can easily grab 'n' go.
The Acoustic A15V is available at Guitar Center, Musician's Friend, Music and Arts, and Woodwind & Brasswind. For more information about Acoustic Amplifiers, visit http://acousticamplification.com .
About Acoustic Amplification
The Acoustic® Amplification company was established in 1967 and has been producing renowned amps sought after for their enormous tone and power. For over 40 years, many players have trusted "The Pro's Tone" for their signature sound, both on stage and in the studio. Acoustic offers an ever-expanding line of stringed-instrument amplifiers, including their Class-D/Neo Series bass amps, Lead Series electric guitar amplification and A Series acoustic instrument amplifiers. You can learn more about the complete lineup of Acoustic products at www.acousticamplification.com.
For more information contact: Acoustic Amplification, P.O. Box 5111, Thousand Oaks, CA 91359.
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