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Silky sound and effects you can really use!
The Fender Acoustasonic Junior DSP amplifier is an upgraded version of the top selling Acoustasonic Junior, the world's most popular acoustic amplifier. It's a portable, well-built, easy-to-use combo amp designed for natural-sounding reproduction of electric-acoustic guitar and vocals. The onboard DSP effects and XLR output add extra excitement and usefulness to this already great formula. The 40 Watt power sections drive a pair of 8 inch foam-surrounded low frequency drivers and a high-frequency tweeter.
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Detailed Product Description
Acoustasonic JR DSP
The new Acoustasonic Jr. DSP is an updated version of the Fender Acoustasonic Junior. It is a portable, well-built, easy-to-use combo amp designed for natural-sounding reproduction of electric-acoustic guitar and vocals. The new onboard DSP effects and XLR output add extra excitement and usefulness to this already great formula.
The Acoustasonic Jr. DSP uses two 40-Watt power sections to drive a pair of 8" foam-surround low-frequency drivers and a high-frequency Tweeter. The amp's two separate Instrument and Microphone channels each contain individual EQ controls, Phase switches for feedback reduction, FX Select and FX Level. Fender's patented String Dynamics(TM) control tames harsh treble notes on the Instrument channel, and Feedback Notch control removes most feedback problems associated with Piezo pickups.
Phantom Power is supplied at the XLR Mic Input. Professional XLR Line Output with Level control and Ground Lift allows perfect direct input to any mixer. Fender tilt-back legs aim the sound where it's needed, and an optional 2-button footswitch allows FX On/Off selection for each channel.
Detailed Product Features
- Dual 40W amplifiers
- Dual 8" foam-surrounded LF drivers
- HF tweeter
- Ideal for acoustic-electric instruments and vocals
- Mic and instrument channels have independent EQs
- Phase switch controls feedback
- String Dynamics control reins in harsh treble
- Phantom power on mic channel
- Line out lets you go direct to a mixer
- DSP effects
- Optional footswitch controls effects switching on both channels
- Tilt-back legs for better projection
- Warm-looking brown/wheat cosmetic treatment
Detailed Product Specifications
- 22-1/2"W x 16-1/2"H x 10-1/4"D
- 43 lbs.
Detailed Rebate Information
Detailed Warranty Information
Warranty Period:
60 months
Warranty Details:
The Fender product shall be free of any defects in parts and workmanship for a period of five years from the date of purchase. Footswitches, covers, speakers, rechargeable batteries, cabinets, handles
and cabinet hardware are warranted for a period of one year from date of purchas.Light bulbs, vacuum tubes, meters, cables and all other included accessoories are warranted for 90 days.
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0 found helpful, 0 found unhelpful.
Excellent Amp for Guitar+Mic Channel Sounds Great
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by John 3/10/2006 6:24:35 PM
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Musical Experience: 2 Year Playing
Style of music: Anything on An Acoustic
Hometown Lexington, KY
I bought this amp so I could sing and play guitar for friends and such. I have a Shure sm58 mic, which sounds great through this amp. The vocal effects you can add are what I really enjoy. The guitar channel is superb, and there are lots of dsp effects to mess around with. This thing is plenty loud enough for me and friends. I like how the legs can lean back to project the sound more. The only feature I wish they would have given you was the foot pedal. I'll be ordering that when it's in stock. I play a Taylor 310ce, which sounds excellent through this amp. If you’re looking for a midsize combo acoustic amp, this is it. The dsp30 is just a little too small. This is perfect.
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0 found helpful, 0 found unhelpful.
Great Sound, Lots of Options
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by Jeff 2/15/2006 12:46:00 AM
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Musical Experience: Hobbyist
Style of music: Folk, Blues, Acoustic Rock, Churchy Stuff
Hometown Canada
This amp sounds great. I tried quite a few amps in this price range, and this one had the best combination of sound and features. The individual effects on channel 1 and 2 is great, and the effects sound great for built in digital effects. Lots of jam in this amp. I also like the line out and the control on the line out.
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5 found helpful, 7 found unhelpful.
Good product, few things I didn't like.
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by Chris Slye (originalslye@hotmail.com) 12/15/2005 12:34:26 AM
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Musical Experience: Hobbyist/Band Member
Style of music: Rock/Alternative
Hometown Mississauga, ON, Canada
I have been on a mission to find the best acoustic amp for the past week. I am starting to play small gigs, bars and coffee shops with my band and I have been looking for a solid acoustic guitar amp that can replicate the beautiful sound of my Takamine guitar. With the Fender name you know your getting a reliable amp. The Acoustasonic series amps sound good, they have a very bright sound to them. The problem I had with this amp was that it took a lot of tweaking to get the sound I wanted and I still couldn't quite get it right. The sound always sounds slightly distorted coming out of this amp, its hard to explain unless you've actually tried it out.
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28 found helpful, 24 found unhelpful.
Follow up to previous review!
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by Martin 12/4/2004 8:22:06 PM
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Musical Experience: Hobbyist
Style of music: Rock
Hometown Ohio
After having the JR for a few more days I felt the need to do a follow-up to the previous posting. The sound was a little thin, I added the BBE sonic maximizer 482 to the setup. What a difference it makes with this amp I would use it if you have a maximizer it adds a whole new dimension to this amp by thickening the sound tremendously. Now I,m totally satisfied with this amp.
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39 found helpful, 24 found unhelpful.
Nice sounding amp for a fair price!
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by Martin 11/28/2004 1:06:05 AM
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Musical Experience: Hobbyist
Style of music: Rock
Hometown Ohio
Just purchased the Jr and I have to say it is nice. The amp seems to have a lot more power then the Marshall 50 watt that I just sold. I couldn't live without the effects and the mid EQ this amp has to offer. The first noticeable difference was when I plugged my Taylor 814ce into it. The signal was much hotter. I have the expression system and it seemed on the Marshall I wasn't able to get enough volume at lower settings. The delay is what I really like blended with the chorus settings. As far as the overall sound it is crisp with nice highs and deep rich bass. if you are considering an acoustic amp I would certainly take the time to consider one of these. I am very happy with the sound and overall performance of this amp. Tried a number of others and came back to this one.
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25 found helpful, 7 found unhelpful.
A Wicked Amp
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by Bill Schwabe 3/18/2004 8:05:00 AM
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Musical Experience: Teacher
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