Laney Acoustic Guitar Amplifier, Brown (A-Duo)

For some time I've been in search of an acoustic amp for both my guitars and harmonicas (chromatic). I looked into several brands and models. I already own a Laney five watt acoustic amp (LA10) as well as the Acoustic AG30. I also own a Laney LX15 amp. However I wanted something less cumbersome. I saw this amp offered by Laney. Since I owned two already, I searched several different websites. When I saw this amp, I just knew it was for me. And it is! Great features - two channels, killer power (60 watts), portable, not overbearing in weight & size. This amp is a must. If you decide on anything else, you'd live to regret it.

Für den Laney A-solo spricht die Vollausstattung:- 3-Band Equalizer in beiden! Kanälen- automatischer Feedback - Killer- DI-Ausgang- hochwertige EffekteUnd hochwertiger Klang.Somit ist er bühnentauglich. Fehlt einer dieser Aspekte, bleibt er im Wohnzimmer.Zudem ist er mit seinem 8 Zoll coaxial Speaker in der Lage, alle Frequenzbereiche wiederzugeben, die man für akustische Gitarren (hier Taylor) braucht. Auch Gesang ist seidig warm und mit 3-Band EQ wunderbar regelbar. Klasse!Auch ein Akustikbass (Ibanez) klingt richtig gut am A-Solo.Vielleicht wären 80 Watt besser, wenn man mit Drummer live spielt. Aber dafür gibt's den Laney A-Duo.Eindeutige Empfehlung für diesen Verstärker!

Dans l'ensemble satisfait de cette ampli mais une chose est scandaleuse c'est qu'il est impossible de trouver une batterie de rechange sur Internet. Uniquement passer par un revendeur et une batterie de rechange coûte 150 € soit presque la moitié du prix de l'ampli !

I've tried this amp out with several acoustic instruments (primarily concertina and flute, but also bouzouki and vocals), and in both rehearsal and gig situations, and am seriously impressed.The sound is really clean, with the possibility to amend it through the built in effects (only chorus and reverb) and a 3-band EQ on each of the two channels. There are also four preset global 'cabinet' EQs, all of which other than the default seem a bit redundant to me. The anti-feedback facility works well in situations that would have caused issues with my fairly ancient previous amp. Both channels offer hybrid jack/XLR connectors.The back panel offers a useful selection of aux in and out, a headphones socket, a 3.5mm MP3 in, and an XLR out for onwards connection to a PA or another amp.The cabinet is well made and looks and feels like it should stand up to the rigours of gigging. The various knobs and buttons feel like quality components, and the carry handle is good and sturdy. The finish of the amp is a bit more chocolate-brown in real life than it looks in the pictures on the Amazon and Laney websites; doesn't bother me at all and looks stylish, but was a bit of a surprise when I first unboxed it so worth mentioning.I am really pleased with this purchase, would recommend to anyone looking for an acoustic amp.There's no gig bag manufactured specifically for the A-Solo, but I've put mine in a Cobra padded bag (ASIN B0055OII9Q) which works well for me.

Good brand. Good Amplifier.