Ibanez TA35 Troubadour Acoustic Guitar Amplifier (35 Watts, 1x10 in.)
Active 3-band EQ with sweepable midrange, 2 discrete channels for vocals & guitars and an XLR balanced input on the mic channel.
Overall User Ratings (based on 72 ratings)
Submitted June 27, 2007 by a customer from aol.com
"great sound, great value"
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Sound
I have been playing professionaly for 30 years and this is THE best sounding acoustic amp I have heard. Not loud, but hopefully they will make a more powerfull one. Plenty of power for most club gigs. I have a seagull 6 string and a godin which I use with it. They both sound great, especially the seagull. Sounds like they were made for each other. I can't say enough about this amp. Everyone that hears it says they are amazed. EQ, reverb, chorus are good. Mic input works well for solo gigs. I recomend this amp VERY highly. You won't be sorry.
Features
All Good- chorus is a little plastic, but I don't use it.
Ease of Use
Easy out of the box
Quality
seems great and in 6 months I have had no problems.
Value
You couldn't get a better sound for twice the price
Manufacturer Support
My past experience with this company has always been good.
The Wow Factor
practical and folkie looking
Musical Background:
pro
Musical Style:
all
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Submitted April 18, 2019 by Craig Langford in Sunnyvale, TX
"Great little amp!"
Used this in my little music store as a demo amp for everything! My test amp, and using it at an open mic tonight as a small PA. Huge value! I also have a small Ibanez bass amp for home practice and song learning.. Ibanez rocks!
Musical Background:
Pro full time
Musical Style:
Country everything
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Submitted August 12, 2006 by a customer from yahoo.com
"Great amp for a great price"
Plans are to use it in Church and enjoy it for a long time !!!!
Sound
I mostly play Finger style in Church , and it gives me the sound I was looking for at a louder volume without sacrificing the acoustic sound. I have a Takamine EG523SC that I love the sound of and this amp just improves it.The sound is clean and clear and you can get a lot of bass from it when it is sitting on the floor, or a very bright sound when tilted back.
Features
A whole lot of ajustments can be made to get pretty much whatever sound you are needing to meet your style of playing.
Ease of Use
It will take some time to tweak everything , but that's the the fun part right ?
Quality
Solid so far.
Value
Great sound and lots of features for less money than the other NAME BRANDS I looked at. Excellent Value !!
Manufacturer Support
I haven't needed any .
The Wow Factor
A good look that will blend in. If you are looking for an attention drawing looks then maybe not, but who knows, Beauty is in the eye of the beholder right?
Musical Background:
Active Hobbyist
Musical Style:
Southern Gospel
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Submitted March 26, 2006 by a customer from fastmail.fm
"Good One"
Who knows, I looked around for six months to get value for money, quality, and a great sound. At the moment I can't see myself getting frustrated with the TA35, I'll keep it until I get good enough to be frustrated with it, if that ever happens,
Sound
Very clean, even through a real cheap mixer. Awesome bass. Chorus is nice , good depth adjustment, plenty of power for my needs.
Features
I like the chorus, and reverb.
Ease of Use
Turn a knob and you get what you want
Value
I looked at a Roland Accoustic Amp, it was real nice, but by no means
was it worth twice the price of the TA35.
The Wow Factor
Looks a bit old fashioned, I like it but, my wife and daughters think it looks too old fashioned.
Musical Background:
Hobbyist
Musical Style:
Rock, Country
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