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Roland AC-90 acoustic chorus guitar amplifier black

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Roland AC-90 acoustic chorus guitar amplifier black
Product no: ROL-AC-90 Bax Music Warranty: This product comes with a 3-year warranty.

General

The Roland AC-90 acoustic guitar amplifier black combines a rugged interior with a lightweight design. The compact housing can be easily transported. This guitar amplifier is equipped with 2 powerful woofers and tweeters. Together, these speakers provide 90 watts of power and create a natural, acoustic stereo sound. The audio reproduction can be accurately controlled per guitar and microphone channel thanks to the separate equalizers and volume knobs.

Various effects of the AC-90

Even at a high volume, the Roland AC-90 guitar amplifier provides a high-quality rendition of your musical performance. You can easily and intuitively add a personal touch to your sound. The equalizers respond accurately to your commands, so any alterations are clearly audible. The AC-90 puts various effects at your disposal, such as reverb, delay and chorus. The latter can also be used in 'wide' mode, creating an exceptional sound.

Practical and user-friendly

The Roland AC-90 is pleasant and easy to work with. The well-organised layout of the control panel on top of the guitar amplifier allows you to create the desired settings in no time. The amp is fitted with two foot switch inputs for additional control and user-ease. The guitar amplifier can easily be transported to rehearsal sessions and gigs, by means of the rugged handle. The Roland AC-90 acoustic chorus guitar amplifier is supplied with a practical carrying bag, which makes transportation even easier.

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Specifications

Product features

Number of amplifier channels	2
Guitar amplifier effects	reverb, chorus, delay
Extra amplifier functions	phantom power
Weight	10 - 14.9 kg
Amplifier inputs	hi-Z (jack), microphone (XLR/jack), stereo line-in / aux (RCA/mini jack)
Built-in tweeter	yes
Amplifier outputs	line-out balanced (TRS jack/XLR/RCA), headphones
Power in Watts	76 - 100 Watts
Can be powered by battery	no

Weight and dimensions including packaging

Weight (incl. packaging)	18,0 kg
Dimensions (incl. packaging)	57,5 x 48,0 x 47,0 cm

Product specifications

guitar amplifier combo with a renowned sound
output power: 90 W (2x 45 W)
woofer: 2x 20 cm/8 inch
tweeter: 2x 8x5 cm/3x2 inch
ultra-rugged construction
easy to operate via the control panel on top
3-band equalizer per channel
reverb, delay, chorus with ‘wide’ mode
2 foot switch inputs
carrying bag included
dimensions: 464 x 303 x 326 mm
weight: 11.7 kg
colour: black

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