Good quality amp for acoustic guitar and vocals?

Lebarque

As per the title. Any recommendations? Thanks in advance.

interstellar

charlie chandlers have an 2nd hand AER at a VERY reasonable price which would more than do the job, or personally speaking i would buy a PA, sounds bigger and better and if needs be get a quality preamp/di for the guitar  hope that helps

Bridgehouse

I’d say an FRFR monitor with at least two dual XLR/jack inputs and separate levels - with possibly a DI pedal for the acoustic

west

I had an acoustic image  clarus 1 r which was fab ... should never have sold it .

Lebarque

Can't see that AER on their website @interstellar ???

ICBM

The Marshall AS100D is actually pretty decent and can be had for very little, in relation to the new price. The AS50R/D is much less good though (but D is better than R).

Most other acoustic amps are just a little too small to do a decent job for both at the same time in my experience - although the old Trace Elliot TA100 is OK.

I've got an Acus One at the moment, but I haven't tried if for both at once

A powered PA cab or FRFR monitor would also work as Bridgehouse said, but it's likely to be a bit bigger and heavier, and you will need an outboard preamp for the guitar unless it's got a very comprehensive onboard system.

interstellar

Lebarque said:

Can't see that AER on their website @interstellar ???

@Lebarque must have sold it in the last day or two, shame it was a bargain

Lebarque

interstellar said:

Lebarque said:

Can't see that AER on their website @interstellar ???

@Lebarque must have sold it in the last day or two, shame it was a bargain

Ahh, shame. Many thanks for pointing it out.

Bridgehouse

ICBM said:

The Marshall AS100D is actually pretty decent and can be had for very little, in relation to the new price. The AS50R/D is much less good though (but D is better than R).

Most other acoustic amps are just a little too small to do a decent job for both at the same time in my experience - although the old Trace Elliot TA100 is OK.

I've got an Acus One at the moment, but I haven't tried if for both at once

A powered PA cab or FRFR monitor would also work as Bridgehouse said, but it's likely to be a bit bigger and heavier, and you will need an outboard preamp for the guitar unless it's got a very comprehensive onboard system.

Funnily enough my QSC k10.2 is smaller than the Marshall as100d, and 8kg lighter....!

jimmyguitar

What are you needing it for? Gigs or home/cafe type scenario?