The Acus Oneforstrings 8Ferdi Black amplifier is ideal for acoustic musicians seeking 140 Watts of power in a compact format. Designed for small bands, it offers three independent inputs with a 3-band equalizer, allowing for precise sound adaptation for each instrument. The main input features a compressor and specific settings for acoustic instruments, basses, or jazz guitars, ensuring faithful and personalized sound reproduction. Its Bluetooth connectivity and Aux input facilitate integration in rehearsals or home studios, for versatile and high-performance use.
| Power | 140 Watts |
|---|---|
| Number of Inputs | 3 separate inputs + 1 Aux input (TRRS audio in/out and Bluetooth) |
| Equalizer | 3-band on all 3 inputs, 2-band on Aux input |
| Gain Control | Yes, on all 3 inputs |
| Effect Send | Yes, on all 3 inputs |
| Compressor | On input 1 only |
| Channel 1 Modes | Flat, Bass, Jazz |
| Volume | Independent for each input |
| Bluetooth Connectivity | Yes |
| Aux Input | TRRS audio in/out and Bluetooth audio in |
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