AC60

60W power, ideal for live acoustic performance.

Dual channels: Jack input and XLR input, each with gain control.

3-band EQ on both channels (Treble, Middle, Bass) for shaping tone.

Built-in effects: Chorus / Delay on channel 1 plus Reverb.

Phase switch to manage phase issues (especially when using multiple channels or mics).

AUX IN with level control for backing tracks or external sources.

Balanced and unbalanced line outputs for direct connection to PA or recording.

Footswitch input for muting / switching channels during live performance.

Power Handling: 60 Watt;

Speakers: 6.5″ Woofer + 3.5″ Tweeter;

Channels: 2 (Jack & XLR) each with Gain & 3-band EQ;

Effects: Chorus, Delay, Reverb;

Phase Switch;

Aux Input with Level;

Master Volume;

Balanced & Unbalanced Line Output;

Footswitch Input (channel muting);

Dimensions (WxHxD): 33.5×31.0×27.0 cm

Because it’s purpose-built for acoustic guitars, offering fidelity, articulation, and natural tone rather than overly distorted electric guitar character.

The inclusion of both Jack and XLR channels, along with balanced outputs, makes it easier to integrate into different live rigs or PA systems.

Built-in modulation, delay and reverb effects reduce the need for pedals and simplify setup.

Features like phase switching and channel muting via footswitch increase stage versatility and solve common acoustic amp issues.

Acoustic guitarists who perform live (coffee shops, small to mid-sized venues) and need reliable, stage-ready gear.

Players who use both passive and/or active pickups or need both mic and instrument inputs (Jack + XLR).

Musicians who prefer minimal external gear and value built-in effects.

Those who need flexibility: quick switching between channels, managing feedback/phase, connecting to PA.

Clear, defined acoustic tone with enough power to fill venues while preserving dynamics.

Flexibility in input options and EQ control allows tailoring to different guitars, mics, or environments.

On-board effects simplify setup and reduce gear load.

Footswitchable muting allows quiet guitar changes without fiddling mid-performance.

Balanced outputs enable loud, clean connection to PA systems or recording rigs, preserving signal integrity.

Q: Is 60W enough for live acoustic performance?
A: Yes — for small to medium venues it should be more than sufficient, especially with good speaker design; in larger venues it can also be used in conjunction with PA to reach the audience.

Q: Can I plug in a microphone and acoustic guitar simultaneously?
A: Yes — there are two separate channels: the XLR channel works well for mics, and the Jack channel for guitars. Each has its own gain and EQ. Ekoguitars

Q: Are the built-in effects usable in live settings without degrading tone?
A: Yes — the chorus, delay, and reverb are designed for live use. As always, careful settings help avoid muddiness or feedback.

Q: What does the phase switch do, and when should I use it?
A: The phase switch flips the polarity of one channel relative to the other (or relative to another source), helping when feedback or cancellation issues occur – e.g. when using both channels or when miking.

Q: Can I mute one channel during performance?
A: Yes — there's a footswitch input for channel muting. This makes switching between instruments or sources more seamless.

Q: Can I connect this amp directly into a PA or mixer?
A: Yes — it has balanced and unbalanced line outputs, so you can send the signal directly to PA or recording gear.