Can the Fender Acoustasonic 150 do everything the Acoustasonci 90 can do?
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The Fender Acoustasonic 150 is a very capable amp. I am not familiar with the Acoustasonic 90. I can't compare the two.
1049195
Simply put, it dosent. The fender is a nice shelf nicknack to look at, and it's ok with headphones to, but its sound is pretty lacking. The Orange would be a real practice amp. Of any real micro amp to consider I would spend a little more and get a vox mini 3. Just this past year I had the chance to help run sound for Peter Furler, he used one live mic'd with a Sennheiser e609 playing his Gretch White Falcon and it sounded amazing!
764180
I do not know , it depends on what set up you are using. I use all fender amps on a clean channels and then us pedals for the sound I want. I know I can get a David gilmour sound and a deep chugging sound great for heavy metal. I am still exploring this pick up, but it is the best single coil I have ever used in the bridge.
1966334
Happy 2015! The amp has very good bass response when used with a standard 6 string guitar and would work well at lower volumes with a bass but if you want to rock you will need more power and bigger speaker. Not even the 60w version is good for rockin a bass guitar.
32130
Yes you can , it will sound good & In future if you decide to upgrade to a better & more powerful amp the LSi9's will reward you with even better sound.
1162215
Used it with a Fender electric. You have to adjust the input settings in Garage Band.
281717
Yes but you need to manage the settings on fender fuse software to make it sound right.
888920
The Fender Mustang IV can give you a ton of sound variations and will get you the dirty British sound. When you buy the amp you will be able to get Fender Fuse software and custom make different patches. The amp comes preloaded with 100 presets and you can over write those with your own patches or edited current patches. Swanny
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Yes, it definitely can. In fact, it is louder than my acoustic ukuleles when played without an amp. It has a different tone than regular acoustic ukuleles but it sounds great in it's own way. Hope that helps. :)
418010
The short answer is yes, but it's never going to sound quite like a high-end tube amp. It is its own animal...One of the secrets you learn as time goes on is that even a cheap amp can do a lot in the hands of an expert. The Champion 100 is fully capable of handling most rock styles, including those you mentioned. I've found a sweet spot on mine using the second-highest distortion setting on the rotary knob selector, and with my basic settings, I can play pretty much any rock style I want. I prefer tone over distortion, but there's plenty of distortion in there, and it handles pedals well.... The short answer is yes, but it's never going to sound quite like a high-end tube amp. It is its own animal...One of the secrets you learn as time goes on is that even a cheap amp can do a lot in the hands of an expert. The Champion 100 is fully capable of handling most rock styles, including those you mentioned. I've found a sweet spot on mine using the second-highest distortion setting on the rotary knob selector, and with my basic settings, I can play pretty much any rock style I want. I prefer tone over distortion, but there's plenty of distortion in there, and it handles pedals well....
879413
Yes. This amp is the by far the best amp I've ever purchased. It's definitely worth the price.
520379
John, This is a great amp for acoustic, and it has a lot of very cool features, including the ability for two inputs. I have used it for acoustic and vocals for practice and small gigs, as well as for acoustic and electric playing with a band. The sound for acoustic (I have a Martinn D35) is great, but less so for electric solid body. It's adequate, but not great. I now use a Fender Champion 100 for my electric and the Fishman for acoustic. BTW, the Fishman beats the heck out of the Fender for acoustic. Hope that helps.
1956114
I don't think so. Try to get the GT100 if budget allows. For classic tone, get the Fender Mustang III.
194873
I have had inconsistent results in playing my Os45Ce through an amp. It sounds ok when played through a 25 watt acoustic amp. When I tried to upgrade to a more powerful amp, such as a Fender 90 watt, there is virtually no sound that comes through. Music store folks do not know why.
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Its ok i guess. I have the power acoustik rz4 2000d's. Ran 2 of them to 2 of them 15's. Have them for sale now for 150$. Less fuses the better. That one has 2
1233955
Yes you will still need an amp. I have 100 watts on mine and it sounds great, very punchy.
701278
Well to answer your question, I run 2 15" JBL Audio's with a 1600 Watt Power Acoustik Amp at 600 Watt RMS and it runs fine.