Acoustic amp?

Acoustic amp is a contradiction in terms.
If it's amplified, it's no longer acoustic.
That being said, if it sounds good to you, that's all that matters.

 

Many so-called acoustic amps have a mike channel. Sound-wise, they're just mini PA systems.

 

It's a Gretsch! Of course it sounds good.

 

Where in Michigan are you? Both sides of my family lived in the SW corner in Dowagiac. I've got family from Detroit to Marquette. The part of Indian where I grew up used to be part of Michigan long ago. I DJed at a radio station in Niles. I truly miss being up by the Big Lake, tho I don't miss shoveling the feet of snow we got.

 

I live in Indiana. When you cross the state line, you've got to set your clock back farther than that. No one really knows why there's a one mile difference in the border where you are.

 

I am going to try next week.

I play in a Rockabilly band. I play Dobro as rhythm guitar through a 60W acoustic amp. NExt week I will take my 6120 just to check how it sounds. I have tested it through the acoustic channel of my Yamaha THR10 and so far is fine...

 

When an acoustic amp (PA) has a tweeter the highs don't roll off as much. I came up in Ypsilanti so please don't hold that against me.

 

I had my 5420 at the shop and noticed they had the new Fender SFX whatevers in there. The TV-HT's sound terrific cranked on that thing. Be a good little amp for a solo or duo gigger too!

 

I usually have to bring an acoustic amp (Fishman Loudbox) when I host an open mic. Occasionally, want to play an electric. So, have tested a tele, LP and G5220 through the Fishman. The G5220 consistently sounds good, without any preamps or amp sims at all.