This is one great little amp. It has served me for the last two years perfectly. The way it reflects my Bozo with a Dean Markley pick up is just what I was looking for: deep and warm acoustic sounds, with chorus and feed-back-control. Using the two channels at the same time doesn't affect the quality. Both singing and playing sound, with complete separated control, are as effective as they are used one by one. My Crafter DSP-1 couldn't produce the volume and the sounds this Roland can. Five stars all the way

After reading up on this amp, I tried it out. I play many styles in several groups and solo, so I was looking for a multipurpose amp, clean sound, portability, and quality. I got this amp to replace a Behringer ACX1000 which was extremely flexible, but lacked quality, top-notched sound. It also weighed in at 60lbs which was borderline portable. Found it in this amp. I demo'ed it with a Taylor and immediately knew it was a sale.I use this amp for small solo gigs, mainly playing instrumental jazz with a Boss DR-880 drum/bass machine. I plug the 880 into the aux input and run my Variax Acoustic into channel 1 and my ES-135 into channel 2. If needed, I'll put a mike into Ch 2 for announcing and light singing. This amp is extremely versatile and loud enough unless you're just playing too darn loud. And it just weighs about 22lbs!! I have used it in med. sized room with about 75-100 folks and it's plenty. The speaker stand mount comes in handy. Use it. The sound from this amp is a clean reproduction of your acoustic instrument. Reverb/Delay adequate as is the chorus. I like the control layout and the rear panel offers many options such as stereo line out, subwoofer out, several aux-in options and footswitch controls of 4 functions. Wish the footswitches came with the box. The carrying case is a very nice extra. I can walk into the gig with a guitar on one shoulder, my amp on the other, and setup in no time.So far, I have not found anything I don't like, unless it's the top mounted controls being hard to get to when stand mounted. Minor inconvenience.Don't let the size fool you. Don't let the price scare you. This is a great amp.

I tried several acoustic amps and really wasn't prepared to pay as much as the AC-60 cost, but after testing it there was no turning back! When the salesman plugged my Taylor 410ce into the amp it sounded exactly like the guitar except louder. Then I began playing with the built-in FX and was just blown away. Don't let the small physical size and 6.5" speakers fool you - this little baby packs out some serious volume....yet I've experienced no problems with distortion. At 30 watts per channel (30 + 30) it has the power to fill a pretty decent size room filled with people. The separate microphone channel sounds awesome with my Shure PG58-XLR and with the FX my vocals are better than they've ever sounded. Nice! It's made to set up on a 1.5" speaker stand and has footswitch inputs for turning on/off mute, reverb, chorus, and anti-feedback (another great feature). I have yet to see a bad review of this amp and it's no wonder; Roland really outdid themselves with this fine piece of audio equipment!

It turned up on my short list. Went to town to try it out. Nice! Went back again a second time and I now own it. Weight, it's not a big deal until you have carried it several hundred times. At 22 lbs it does make a difference, it's light and I like that. It fills every room that I have put it into so far. Last gig was a medium size room, seats about 100 people and I was with a group of African drummers. My Zeta fiddle and my Roland amp made me sound like I knew what I was doing. There are better amps, but you pay a lot more money and add a bunch more weight. For the price, at this weight, its a great small amp. Find one and try it out, then my experience will become your knowledge. Always play music and the best of luck to the both of us.

It sounds very good, and puts out some decent volume - don't be fooled by the size. The mic channel sounds very good too, like a PA. Great amp, worth checking out