Drench yourself in stereo imagery here. It almost gives one the impression when playing that you have a monitor in front of you. It simply blew me away.

Only wish it had 2 XLR inputs on it.

Again, a no-brainer. If you can read English you will have no problem becoming acquainted with the control section of this amp.

Oh Yea Baby! This is built like a German battleship. Very kewl vintage look. Us 60's boys like that.

Lot of bang for the buck!

Never have needed them.

What's to think about? It's a no-brainer. I listened to a lot of acoustic amps including the Marshall's and Fender beat it out in sound.

40+ Years Playing 12 String Guitars

Folk/Folk Rock

my wife noticed the difference in quality from what i was using before.this is far and away the best acoustic amp on the market,and i tryed them all before buying.genz benz had the closest 2nd with the shenandoah 200.the effects are decent especially for the price.the vocal channel is fine,which is what puts it above the others.for a solo artist this is perfect for small clubs, etc.

only the pedal which is standard.it is very useful,especially the tuner mute switch.

so far so good

yes it is to me,because they were the only ones that delivered what was advertised

no but this is fender who has the best record.

it looks nice with the tweed color

active musician

folk rock acoustic solo

Love this thing's tone. Warm, clean. I use it both for gigs and in my home studio--it's a great all around amp for solo acoustic performance or with a band: the tone is warm and intimate enough for a coffee house show, but it has the punch needed for a band.

ENOURMOUS amount of effects for an acoustic amp, and a foot switch is included.

It's fender, so it--by default--has a 5 years warranty. Love it.

Easily worth the money.

No idea, have never had to call.

If you play acoustic and sing, try this out. You will LOVE it.

Acoustic. Many Kinds.

This amp is awesome and absolutely incredible! The microphone input is direct and easy to use with a sound to please everyone. An interesting aspect is how the sound seems to surround you as you play as well as to those listening. This is without a doubt the finest amplifier I have ever owned for quality of sound.

It includes a foot pedal but I have not opened it out of the packaging yet. I prefer to set the amp up as use it as is. I will probably check it out at some point but it is not that important to me.

The spinning dial to select the type of sound you want is very simple to use and easy to set up.

Highest quality sound and high quality compenents make this a great choice for me. I think the rich light brown enclosure with the ash blonde speaker cover makes this a way cool looking amp, reminescent of the ones they used to manufacture back in the 1950's.

You could not buy a better amp for this kind of money. I still can't believe how excellent the sound is for what it cost.

The company that sells this amp is just as responsive as the folks from Fender. In other words, excellent support.

I own this unit

Play regularly at local bars

Soft rock, Ballads and a bit of Country

I owned a Jr and Bought this one and sounds great....like the output XLR for the theathers here in Branson...dont have to use D-box...very pleased still have my Jr at house and use this one for stage.

Yes footswitch

easy to use just a bit heavy at 54 pds but worth it...

built well

well worth and will be last amp you'll ever need

I own plenty of Fender produts and no problem

great look with the brown tan color looks like the older models

recording musician Pro

all Union

hello, my name is greg trevino and i am the "Texas Raised 3rd Coast Country Boy", PROUDLY from TEXAS !!! I play and sing full time and have been for quite a while now and ever since i purchased this amp combo, IT HAS CHANGED MY LIFE...i get more excited now when i do a gig where as before, sometimes i'd turn a gig down...not anymore...I own and play a 'Takamine 6 string Acoustic' model # EAN10C...and let me tell you this guitar (Slick) with this amp is UNSTOPPABLE...i also own and sing through an 'AUDIX'OM2 DYNAMIC MIC...monster cables of course...i HIGHLY RECOMMEND this set up for anyone who plays live music and wants to fully satisfy the crowd...i also own and play a YAMAHA PSR E403 Keyboard through the amp as well...i've made lots and lots of money since i put this setup together...but the ACOUSTASONIC SFX II is what BRING IT ALL TOGETHER, to get you where you want to be...your HIGHLY SATISFIED customer, Greg Trevino...

Absolutely LOVE the pedal...the mute button is an ABSOLUTE MUST...you never know when that feedback, high-pitch, make everyone piss their pants noise is gonna come JOLTING out...and with that mute button and the touch of your foot, IT'S A LIFE SAVER...

this amp was designed by someone who obviously has been there and done that...and they didn't leave out any details...it's never let me down and i'm sure it never will; as long as i treat it with respect...

an all in one combo, you will never regret owning this amp...

not yet

i am golden brown myself with the same color scheme as this amp...let's just say that we compliment each other on stage...

i was born a musician

' TEXAS ' baby, ' Texas '

Guitar 40 years Professional

Jazz, Tunes, Straight Ahead, Bop and Finger Style

The sound is great with guitar. I've noticed that when you sing and play guitar at the same time, something happens to the sound and one takes away the sound of the other. Bummer But Reverb effect when playing only the guitar through it sounds great.

Reverb is awsome. All other effects no good. Never use them You can't really conrol them. I didn't like any of the effecs on acoustic guitar.

Feedback is bad, sometimes you cannot let the chord ring out.

worst aspect is feedback and the mix between the Mic. and guitar.

Because you cannot correct the mix, and other effects don't sound good, I would try to pay alot less. Alot of feedback, even with the so called "feedback" eliminator notch

Someone thought the amp was from the 70's.

song writer

Acoustic

The sound is where this amp really shines. I just can't say enough about how impressed I am with it. Sound was top on the list when I set out to purchase an acoustic amp. I compared this amp (at music stores) to Marshall, Roland, Fishman, just to name a few. This thing plays loud with feedback being little problem, it has punch to it too, and great low end. The string dynamic control solves the harshness of high end problems associated with acoustic guitars plugged in.

The quality and workmanship seems to be very good. It has cosmetic appeal and is very solid and road ready.

When I first set out to buy an acoustic amp I thought the Acoustasonic SFX 2 cost too much money, so I bought the cheaper Marshall acoustic amp and thought I was going to like it good enough until a friend of mine brought over his acoustasonic, we compared them, and let me tell you, the Marshall wasn't even in the same playing field, so I sent the Marshall back and bought this one. I really feel like you get what you pay for with this amp.

The SFX is a unique amp in ways capable of very nice sound. The "Sound Field Expansion" feature is unique in its ability to fill the room with rich sound . . . However, the amp is easy to drive into distortion, especially when DSP is in use. You have to run the master volume at very high levels backing off on the gain on each channel to avoid distortion when effects are used. Works reasonably well with a mic for a guitar and vocal gigging rig for small venues. The ability to adjust the level of FX is there, but the rate and blend of combined effects are fixed . . . That is an issue at times.

Only one channel has XLR input . . . Needs one on both channels, as it is with most amps in this price range. When you use the XLR for a mic for vocals, you do not have the option of using it for a Taylor ES guitar whose built in preamp is designed for balanced input. No parameteric equilization . . . Wish it had the ability to change depth and rates of effects independently . . . String dynamics is a nice feature.

Fit and finish is good. No blems . . . Looks good. Have not used it enough to determine how dependable it will be.

At par with comparable offerings.

No

Active Musician

Soft Rock

I had the original SFX, my only complaint was no line out. I am in an acoustic band and the other guitarist was so in love with my sound, he tried to buy an SFX. With no avail, he went with the SFX2. A little skeptical about the smaller 6 inch sideways speaker I might add. I was amazed how much cleaner it sounded, I went the next day and got one. I had to drive 6 hours to get one. I played the same night with it, it was amazing.

The tuner out is awesome and like I mentioned, the direct outs are really what the original sfx was missing. The pedal with the SFX2 makes it easy for me to mute and change guitars with out popping the amp or going out of my way to turn it down.

I love the vintage look of it. It is very sturdy and I look forward to putting it to the test lugging it from club to club.

There is not a acoustic amp I have seen that can compare to the tones.

I have dealt with Fender in the past about support and they are awesome, I am sure nothing has changed and If I have to deal with them again, I know I will be satisfied.

The 300 degree sound the acoustasonic is by far the most appealing to me. You can sit to the side of it and swear you are running in stereo. With DSP and SFX technology you cant go wrong.

Active Musician

Classic and Modern Rock performed acoustically