Fender Acoustasonic 15 15-Watt Acoustic Guitar Combo Amp

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Fender Acoustasonic 15 15-Watt Acoustic Guitar Combo Amp

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Fender Acoustasonic 15: Highest Rated Acoustic Amp Under $200 - 2022.05

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Overview

The Fender Acoustisonic 15 is an affordable entry-level acoustic amplifier, rated at 15 watts. It is as straightforward as its price, with basic controls and a compact profile that makes it an easy grab and go amplifier for acoustic-electric guitars.

It sports a 6″ woofer that works nicely with its 15W amp section, having enough volume to fill small rooms be it for practice or for jamming with friends. To add a bit more character to your acoustic sound, Fender even equipped the amp with a built-in chorus effect

Unfortunately it doesn’t come with reverb, you’ll have to get a higher priced amp to get that effect built-in.

This is a good acoustic amp for beginners or those that want a small acoustic practice amp.

Specifications

  • Power Rating: 15 Watts
  • Amplifier Type: Solid State
  • Channels: 1
  • Master Volume: Yes
  • Inputs: 1/4″
  • Outputs: 1/4″ (Headphones)
  • Controls: Master Volume, Volume, Bass, Middle, Treble, Chorus
  • Speakers: 1 x 6″
  • Weight: 10.5 lbs
  • Dimensions: 21.65″ x 16.34″ x 10.04″
If you’re looking for something more powerful then take a look at our guide to The Best Acoustic Amps.

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2 thoughts on “Fender Acoustasonic 15 15-Watt Acoustic Guitar Combo Amp”

  1. I have a small Fender acoustasonic 15 amp and want to know if the XLR input will take a condenser microphone without the need for a voltage gain. If it does require a gain mechanism, what do you recommend.
    I do have a jack lead I can use to my acoustic guitar, but I prefer the real acoustic sound you get when it’s relayed through a microphone.
    Regards davidwoulds646@

    1. Unfortunately it won’t work with a standard condenser mic.

      To make one work you either need one with its own power supply (most don’t have this) or you’ll need a Mic Preamp.

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