The Blackstar Sonnet 60 is a versatile acoustic amplifier designed to faithfully reproduce the rich sound of your instrument and voice, making it ideal for both the stage and the studio. Thanks to its wide dynamic range and precise controls, it adapts perfectly to acoustic instruments, from percussion to guitars equipped with piezo pickups. Advanced features such as the high-pass filter, Brilliance control, and anti-feedback function ensure a clear, natural sound, while Bluetooth and USB options make connecting and playing audio simple.
| Power | 60 watts |
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| Speaker | 6.5 inches + tweeter |
| Channels | 2 (Instrument jack + Microphone XLR) |
| Channel 1 Equalizer | 3 bands |
| Channel 2 Equalizer | 2 bands |
| Anti-feedback | Yes, with global Phase switch |
| High-pass filter | Yes |
| Brilliance control | Yes |
| Reverb | Hall, Plate |
| Bluetooth connectivity | Yes |
| USB audio function | Yes |
| Line In input | Yes |
| XLR D.I. output | Yes |
| Included accessory | FS-17 footswitch (Mute and Reverb on/off) |
| Positioning | Tiltable for use as a monitor, stand-mountable with optional adapter |
| Weight | 7.7 kg |
| Dimensions (WxHxD) | 345 x 210 x 250 mm |
| Finish | Blonde |
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