Fishman Loudbox 100 Combo

More versatile with better sound than the expensive AER I used to own.
Great feedback controls on both channels. Good tone shaping and reverbs. Direct outs for each channel, mute button, volume control for the tweeter, plenty of power. It's got it all at less than 25 pounds.

Very clean, low noise - great for acoustic instruments. I run mics through a mini-mixer and into the AUX channel, leaving 2 channels free for guitar pickups. Direct-Out to PA sounds fantastic.

I bought 2, one for Church and one for home practice... no trouble with either.

No support has been necessary.

Playing over 40 years. This is the only acoustic amp I now own... play Bourgeois, Collings, Martin and Taylor guitars through it. I would replace it - it's just right for my needs. Replaced a Fishman Loudbox Performer to save weight in transport. This amp does it all for me!

2 Channel with bass, mid, treble on each channel. Gain on each channel. Nice feedback notch, XLR input on one channel with phantom power. reverbs & chorus but you can't use bother together.

Guitars used -Martin with I-Beam, Resonator with Shatton pickup, Ibanez 18ent
All my guitars sound great through this amp. The martin sounds great plugged straight in (which has been a big problem for me with other amps and why I was looking for a new one). I use a Fishman Premium preamp for the resonator and it sounds great too. Execellent clarity and definition.
The reverbs are good and the chorus is good also but you can't use both together which I don't like. But I prefer a pedal chorus anyway so no problem. Has a little hiss but much less than the other acoustic amps I've owned (Fender acoustasonic and Ibanez troubador). MUCH less hiss than those.
The important thing is that I feel it really sounds like an acoustic guitar compared with the other amps I've tried. Very natural sounding. It's nice to play through all the time.

Too early to tell but it seems really solid.

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I've been playing guitar for 8 years. If this were lost or stolen I'd buy another immediately. I love the sound and how easy it is to dial in a good sound on different guitars. It's the first amp I've tried that makes my Martin sound right. It has plenty of power and volume for small gigs and for larger ones I'd use the DI out of the amp to the PA and the Loudbox would be my stage monitor - perfect. I think this is an excellent value for the money. It's a great size too - nice and small. Easy to carry it in one hand and your guitar in the other.

2006; new from Fishman; small 2 channel with effects.
1 volume control though gain on each channel helps .

Features

1/4? Input
48V Phantom Power
Input Gain with 10dB Pad and Clip Indicator
Shelving Bass and Treble
Effects Level
Resonant-style Midrange
Effects Level
Notch Filter (feedback control)
Phase Switch (feedback control)
Dedicated Effects Loop
1/4? Input
48V Phantom Power
Input Gain with 10dB Pad and Clip Indicator
Shelving Bass and Treble
Effects Level
Notch Filter (feedback control)
Phase Switch (feedback control)
Dedicated Effects Loop
1/4? Input & Balanced XLR Input
Auxiliary Stereo Input with Level Control
Digital Effects: Hall 1 & 2, Plate 1 & 2, Chorus, with Master Level
D.I. Output: Balanced XLR Outputs for Instrument Channel, Inst/Mic Channel, Main Mix
Tuner Output
Mute: Mutes Instrument and Inst/Mic Channels
Footswitch: Remote Mute Control
Dimensions: 16? x 13.5? x 11.5? (40.5cm x 34cm x 29cm)
Weight: 23 lbs

K&K Sound Pure Western Mini in Yamaha Jumbo, Yamaha LS10, Ibanez EWASENT, Guild GAD25 w. K&K Sound Pure Western Mini .
The hall reverbs are good, chorus is decent, plate reverbs are nice.
The sound is clean for such a small woofer. For this small and convenient; it's hard to beat with very good reproduction.

Can't say, but it's Fishman's reputation on it.

'9' At $350 it would be a steal. At $550 it's very good, versatile, small and light and angled front and friendly (kill button, marked well).