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There isn't much to say about these types of amps. They are designed for acoustics and it is real tough to mess that up since it is just simply amplifying a clean acoustic tone.


Peavey Ecoustic E20 Acoustic Guitar Amplifier Features:

Solid-state preamp
20 watts of power
2 channels
1 x 8" premium full-range loudspeaker
Separate 1/4" inputs
Headphone output
Separate level controls for each channel
Dedicated EQ for each channel

UTILIZATION

Details
Number of Channels 2
Power 20W
Speakers 1 x 8"
No Stereo
No Effects
EQ Low, High
No Feedback Control
Inputs 2 x Instrument
Outputs 1 x Headphone
No Footswitch I/O
No Effects Loop
Height 14.25"
Width 13.75"
Depth 9"
Weight 17.4 lbs.

SOUNDS

If you have to play coffee shops of small quite type gigs and you are using your acoustic this is a good amp to do it with. It doesn't seem to color your guitar's tone at all and produces a good tasteful and loud sound.

I t has two channels and you can plug your mic up to the other one if you want while playing your guitar through the other.

OVERALL OPINION

This is a very budget friendly amp. At new these amps come in at around $119, which is a great price for what you get. This is aloud 20 watts of power and will get you the right tone to compliment your guitar with just a high and low EQ control knobs.

I would recommend this amp to anyone who needs a good budget friendly acoustic amp. It is cheap and will serve your simple purposes.