The Acus Oneforstrings 8Ferdi Wood amplifier offers 140 Watts of power, ideal for small acoustic ensembles and musicians rehearsing or performing live. With its 3 separate inputs and a Bluetooth-compatible auxiliary input, this amp allows you to connect multiple instruments or audio sources simultaneously, while precisely adjusting the sound using its 2 and 3-band equalizers and independent volume controls. Its Channel 1 is specially designed to adapt to the different characteristics of acoustic, bass, or jazz instruments, ensuring clear sound reproduction tailored to each use.
| Power | 140 Watts |
|---|---|
| Number of inputs | 3 separate inputs + 1 Aux input (TRRS audio in/out and Bluetooth audio in) |
| Controls per input | Gain, 3-band equalizer, effect send, volume |
| Aux input controls | Independent volume, 2-band equalizer |
| Additional Channel 1 functions | Compressor, instrument type switch (Flat, Bass, Jazz) |
| Channel 1 equalization | Flat (standard), Bass (bass-rich instruments), Jazz (electric/semi-acoustic guitar) |
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