Product Detail
Introducing the Roland AC - 33, the world's first AA battery - powered acoustic guitar amp! It offers rich, deep stereo sound and is incredibly portable yet powerful. With its true stereo design, it has Guitar and Mic/Line channels, custom - tailored effects, anti - feedback, and a Phrase Looper. The AC - 33 can take you anywhere - from the backwoods to the streets. Now, it comes with a beautiful rosewood - look cabinet, an alternative to the standard black finish. The woodgrain styling fits perfectly in your living room or studio and matches your acoustic guitars. It has 30 watts (15 W+15 W) of natural, stereo acoustic sound through twin speakers. It can run on AC power, eight AA batteries, or AA rechargeable Ni - MH batteries. The dual - channel configuration allows you to mix an acoustic guitar and a microphone or line - level instrument separately. It features reverb, chorus, and ambience effects, a 40 - second Phrase Looper, stereo AUX input, headphone output, anti - feedback function, a built - in tilt - back stand, and a removable battery cartridge. The AC - 33, equipped with Roland's latest DSP technology, delivers pure, rich acoustic sound far beyond its size and offers great effects for acoustic guitar.
Using the Roland AC33 is easy. First, you can choose to power it up with AC power or eight AA batteries (either regular or rechargeable Ni - MH). If you use batteries, just insert them into the removable battery cartridge. Once powered, you can plug in your acoustic guitar to the Guitar channel and a microphone or line - level instrument to the Mic/Line channel. Adjust the volume, multi - band EQ, and chorus on each channel according to your needs. You can also connect an MP3 or CD player to the stereo AUX input for practice or performance. Use the Master volume, reverb, ambience, and anti - feedback controls to fine - tune the sound. To use the Phrase Looper, just start recording your guitar riffs or the audio from the AUX input. You can record up to 40 seconds at a time and loop it for jamming. When it comes to maintenance, keep the amp clean and dry. If you use batteries, replace them regularly to ensure proper operation. If you're not using the amp for a long time, store it in a cool and dry place.
