if you’re looking for the best acoustic guitar amp here’s a list you must see we made this list based on our personal preference and sorted it based on their features prices quality durability and reputation of the manufacturers and customer feedback also we’ve included options for every type of customer [Music] so let’s get started one at the first position of our list we have bo sktn 52 katana 50 combo amp for those guitarists who can’t decide between electric and acoustic bos has a solution this 50 watt amp offers dual amplifying for both electric and acoustic plus 50 effects to help heighten your sound you also get a software package with this amp the bos tone studio so you can customize your sound even more the usb connectivity is another perk that helps you make the most of your music alternatively you can download the bos app and make adjustments from there in fact that might be easier since the amp doesn’t come with its own usb cord adjusting your settings might be a bit inconvenient since you need to dial things in from the rear instead of the front of the amp moving on to the next number two with fishman pro bt600 loudbox mini acoustic guitar bluetooth amplifier with a long list of features any musician would envy the fishman pr olb t600 amp is the highest quality model i could find it packs a whopping 120 watts enough to rock your next gig and bluetooth connectivity for accompaniment i like the range of controls which span everything from feedback prevention to chorus flanger and slap echo effects you can also add a footswitch via one of the inputs to mute specific channels or effects the one limitation for performers is that you only have two input channels one is balanced input and one is unbalanced you might need to get creative if you want to connect a combination of instruments and microphones of course the upfront investment means this isn’t the most budget-friendly acoustic amp on the market if you have the budget for it though the fishman pro is an excellent buy the number three position is held by fender acoustasonic 1990 watt acoustic guitar amplifier fender makes a solid offering to performers with the acoustic sonic its 90 watt output is perfect for performances and the feedback elimination circuit is a welcome feature an auxiliary input lets you add background music plus there are two channels for singers or another instrument you can expand the kit with a footswitch too you won’t be able to add a ton of effects but if solid sound is essential for you this is the amp to bring to your next gig its performance is excellent but the effects are a little thin so you’ll need to rely on your talent rather than the adjustments on your amp next at number 4 we have yamaha thr 5 mini acoustic guitar amplifier if becoming a celebrity is on your to-do list you’ll need an amp that goes beyond boosting your acoustic sound yamaha is the answer with its thr-5 mini this amp comes with cubase ai production software so you can go pro in no time the amp itself has a throwback look that hides its futuristic features you’ll find recording studio features in a super portable package the amp weighs a slight 4.4 pounds just pop in aaa batteries and you can play and record songs indoors outdoors or anywhere else you please my only complaint is you won’t be able to wow an audience with this amp but if music production is your priority you might love this model the number five position is held by roland mobile ac portable battery-powered acoustic guitar amplifier for hobbyists or small-scale performers who play indoors the roland mobile acm is a great option the battery power option you just need six a batteries let you play for 15 hours so you can go anywhere and still play a handful of effects offer entrance into amp experimentation and multiple channels mean you can add a mic or audio player too i like this amp best for practice though because the limited effects and some background buzzing can be distracting for performances that said dial in your settings right and you can easily handle a stage show or an outdoor event without much trouble the number six position is dominated by roland a c33 acoustic chorus battery powered 30 watt guitar amplifier if you frequently play outside whether for practice pleasure or in actual gigs the roland ac33 might be the perfect fit the ac33 runs on either ac power or 8a batteries so you can take it just about anywhere and at 30 amps that’s plenty of power whether you’re at an indoor venue or out dual channels let you add a mic or a secondary instrument and a handful of effects let you adjust your sound the lack of high end effects likely helps keep the weight below this amp tops out at just over 13 pounds so its portability is definitely a perk moving on to the next at number 7 with fender acoustic 100 guitar amplifier when it comes to fender products you really can’t go wrong so i’m happy to recommend the acoustic 100 for professionals not everyone needs 100 watts but if you’re performing regularly it’s worth the investment the catch is that there are only two channels so this amp is probably best for solo performers rather than the whole band the fender acoustic 100 offers bluetooth connectivity a wizard cone for enhanced clarity and a host of digital effects for honing your sound to perfection there’s also a usb jack so you can connect to your pc making this amp a pro’s best friend the number eight position is held by fishman loudbox artist 120w acoustic instrument amplifier if you’re a beginner all the controls on the front of the fishman loud box artist 120w can seem intimidating for professionals though this powerful acoustic amp has everything you need you’ll get a long list of effects plus an equalizer and feedback controls which are perfect for customizing your or your band sound plus you get a whopping 120 watts of power which is more than most acoustic amps on the market you’ll also have two channels for additional instruments or mics making the loud box artist an excellent pick for performing bands and for what it offers this amp is pretty lightweight at 25.5 pounds so hauling it from gig to gig won’t be as terrible as you’d expect the fishman loud box artist is also ideal for performers because you can mix directly from the amp and the fact that it’s built like a truck helps keep you playing through even when the amp takes a cosmetic next at number 9 we have deemed the atlantic acoustic guitar amp when it comes to saving money while still amping up your guitar practice dean’s d at wendy is an excellent pick this 21 amp has a single channel a four-band equalizer and that’s about it the thing is if you’re just looking to practice at home or are starting out as a beginner you won’t want a lot of fancy effects especially for teens or kids who are just starting to play the guitar investing in a higher end amp doesn’t make a ton of sense so the diy is great for an acoustic guitar player without a ton of experience or music mixing knowledge my only complaint is there’s a bit of overdrive with the lower notes but it’s not something that will be overly bothersome especially to a novice finally the number 10 position is dominated by stag 20 aa our usa 20 watt rms if you’re a beginner without big dreams of jumping on stage the stag 20 might be the perfect fit it offers 20 watts via a 6.5 inch speaker and has basic equalizer controls and parametric mid control you’ll also find jacks for headphones or stereo so connecting background tracks is simple the limited connectivity could be an issue if you’re trying to rock out with friends no the stag offers crisp lows and is balanced at mids and highs so you can’t go wrong as a newbie of course if you do wind up making it big time the stag will suffice for small shows two find a great beginner acoustic guitar to go along with this amp for a great starter set that’s all for today we upload music product review videos every single day so don’t forget to 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