The Acus Simon 10 Wood is a powerful and versatile acoustic amplifier, ideal for electro-acoustic guitarists as well as for amplifying vocals or other electro-acoustic instruments. Its 300 W power and 10" speaker with a dome tweeter ensure a clear and balanced sound, suitable for playing on stage, in the studio, or during rehearsals. Thanks to its slanted panel and pole mount, it offers an adjustable position for easy listening. Its three independent channels with 3-band EQ and integrated effects allow for precise sound adjustment for a professional result live or in a home studio.
| Model | Acus Simon 10 Wood |
|---|---|
| Type | Combo amp for electro-acoustic guitar |
| Power | 300 W |
| Woofer | 10" |
| Tweeter | 1" Dome |
| Cabinet | Bass-Reflex plywood |
| Frequency Response | 50 - 20,000 Hz |
| Number of Channels | 3 independently adjustable channels |
| Inputs | Jack, balanced XLR with switchable phantom power |
| Equalizer | 3-band push/pull (-15 dB to +15 dB) per channel |
| Gain Control | -12 dB to +15 dB per channel |
| Aux Channel | Stereo mini Jack input with volume and 2-band EQ |
| Effects | 4 effects including 3 compression modes (Flat, Bass, Jazz) |
| Effects Control | Adjustable effect return and length |
| Footswitch Input | Yes |
| DI Output | Balanced XLR |
| Output | TRRS Jack |
| Bluetooth Audio | Yes, with BT100 receiver included |
| Dimensions (W x H x D) | 301 x 384 x 464 mm |
| Weight | 13.6 kg |
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