Boss Acoustic Singer Live 60-Watt Bi-Amp Acoustic Combo with FX

More amp than I needed, but someday I might decide I needed it.

Got this about 1 1/2 weeks ago. This Amp is a game changer, for its size, the sound quality, the feature set, its enhancements and capability. It is really stunning. There is a lot of power here certainly for gigging and practicing and jamming, I have been going non-stop since it arrived.I spent decades in the semiconductor business and had many studios and audio manufacturer's as customers. I would see and hear the quality they produced that cost tens of thousands of dollars to enable high quality sound processing etc.. Well Boss has put a lot of that in this box at a budget price. The unit is not a "big" box, certainly adequate in size with a nice cabinet, it weighs a lot, due to the large magnets for the speakers, but the sound is EVEN LARGER. I am pleasantly surprised and very, very happy I got this particular unit after reading all the reviews out there.WELL worth the money, like some of the fine guitars I have_ this unit is right up there with the best that I have the pleasure and privilege to play and own.I highly reccomend this AMP!!!

Seriously, this is the most joy I've gotten out of a new amp in some time. This makes my acoustic guitar sound better and somehow, it makes my voice sound better as well! I love the harmonies you can add to your voice. The built in looper is fun, but fairly simple. If you screw up an overdub there's no way to redo it, so you basically have to start over. That being said, with practice this becomes less of an issue. The volume is great for home use, but I haven't had an opportunity to try it out in other settings, so I can't say for sure how that would go. Perfect for jam sessions with friends!

I've had a quite a few over the years and this little wonder is the best sounding acoustic amp I've ever used. Very nice tone. Sweet reverb, lush chorus with multiple ways to tweak your sound (phaseand two different chourus options). The Loop pedal is great for practicing and laying down simple loops and at 60W you can crank this up to carry any small venue. I don't sing but even my voice sounds pretty good through this thing. Has multiple harmony settings (accessed by the second stomp button on the pedal). The only thing I wish Boss would add is the ability to clear out/delete your last loop without having to erase the whole thing. Very light and portable. You won't be disapointed.

DO NOT BUY THIS AMP!!!!! this amp is trash and roland is by far the worst company to deal with! after 5-10 uses the amp stopped working properly and started making a clicking noise. i sent it to roland for repair as it was only 5 months old and still under warranty. they had the amp for a total of 6 weeks and sent it back saying there was nothing wrong with it and if i wasn’t happy with it they recommend i sell it on reverb.. i spent over 500$ dollars on it plus 60$ dollars on shipping to try and have it repaired which was a total waste of time and money. now m stuck with an amp that doesn’t work and out over 500$ dollars.. I WISH I COULD GIVE ZERO STARS!! I DO NOT RECOMMEND ANY ROLAND OR BOSS PRODUCTS!! THIS COMPANY IS TOTAL GARBAGE!! SAVE YOUR MONEY AND TIME!! BUY ANOTHER BRAND!!

The sound controls - chorus, reverb, feedback - are everything you need to project clear, realistic acoustic sound in any room. 60 watts is more than enough for practice at home and playing small venues. The harmony feature is particularly cool for a solo performer (especially one with a limited vocal range (like me). I haven't played with the looper yet, but learning to use that will certainly have benefits. Very pleased with this purchase!

Great amp, great sound. My only complaint would be that the looper time is too short. I may need to work on it a bit, to fit my solos in with the time I'll have the looper playing the chords. I love the harmonizer, but again, it is slightly limited to what you can do. In other words, it's not as flexible as a pedal. But, I looked all over for an amp that had these features & Boss was the only one. I'm sure if I work out my adjustments a little more & play with it further, my criticisms will turn to assets. However, I'll say this; this amp has plenty of sound & makes even my cheaper guitars sound great.

Best sounding amp I've ever owned. Total surprise. Matched with an ESP TL-6N, its dead on fabulous.Also sounds great with a Tele or Strats and LPs. Plus, it's teeny, I mean like sits-on-anything teeny.I use mine as the main sound engine input for Bandlab, Ableton and Reaper workstations. Just flip it on, boom, they start right up. Magic.The voice thingy is cool, especially if you are like me and can't sing your way out of a paper bag. Actually makes my voice tolerable, even to me. Go figure.I bought a footswitch because I sit the Boss right up on the workstation table, works great and really belts.The Marshalls and Mesas and Peaveys and Line 6 and Fender amps all have covers on now. The Boss is my every day jammer.Bought a Boss VE-8 Acoustic Singer, which is an ACS 60 sans amp cabinet, to use with my traditional amps. Pure awesome sauce.The cats and dogs like it too. They come up and listen when I start playing. Ha ha.