A Grab-and-Go Acoustic Amp That Does Double Duty You've got a gig at the coffee house, an open mic, or a backyard cookout — and you need an amp that fits in your trunk, runs itself, and handles both your guitar and your voice without a separate PA. That's exactly the problem the Fender Acoustasonic 40 was built to solve. Grab it by the molded plastic handle, plug in your acoustic-electric on channel 1 and your mic on channel 2, dial in a little reverb, and you're ready. Two channels, 40 watts, and a pair of 6.5-inch full-range speakers make this amp a genuinely flexible small-venue solution. It covers the basics with a 3-band EQ on each channel — Bass, Mid, and Treble — so you can shape your guitar and vocal tones independently. The vintage-style brown textured vinyl covering and black grille give it a classic Fender look that fits right in whether you're on a stage or in someone's living room. If you play acoustic-electric guitar and occasionally sing, or if you just need a clean, lightweight amp that also works as an onstage monitor when you're plugged into a bigger PA, the Acoustasonic 40 is worth a close look. The Whizzer Cone: An Unusual Speaker Design Worth Knowing About Here's a detail that sets this amp apart from almost everything else Fender makes: the Acoustasonic 40 uses a "whizzer" cone — a small supplementary speaker cone attached to the voice coil of each 6.5-inch driver. Fender notes it's the only guitar amp in their lineup built this way. The purpose is better high-frequency response without a separate tweeter, which keeps the cabinet compact while still reproducing the full brightness and string detail of an acoustic instrument. For acoustic-electric players, high-frequency clarity matters. An under-saddle pickup or soundhole transducer captures a lot of pick attack and string texture — details you want to hear in the room. The whizzer cone design is a practical answer to that need in a small, lightweight package. Two Channels, XLR I/O, and Real-World Connectivity Each of the Acoustasonic 40's two channels has its own combined XLR/1/4" input on the front panel, a full 3-band EQ (Bass, Mid, Treble), and independent reverb. This means you can run your guitar and a microphone at the same time, each with its own tone shaping — a genuinely useful setup for solo singer-songwriters without a separate mixer. The instrument channel's reverb adds ambience for the guitar without necessarily affecting your vocal channel the same way. On the back, a balanced XLR line out with ground lift lets you send a signal to a front-of-house PA or recording interface cleanly. There's also a 1/8" auxiliary input for connecting a phone or media player, and a 1/8" headphone output for silent practice. The cabinet itself is built from 5-ply 5/8" lightweight plywood — sturdy enough for regular transport, and at 16.5 lbs., genuinely easy to carry. Product Features: Power Output: 40 watts Speakers: Two 6.5" special design full-range speakers with whizzer cones Channels: Two, each with independent 3-band EQ (Bass, Mid, Treble) and Reverb Inputs: Two combined XLR/1/4" front-panel inputs (one per channel) Effects: Built-in reverb on each channel Line Out: Balanced XLR with ground lift Additional Connectivity: 1/8" auxiliary input, 1/8" headphone output Cabinet: 5-ply 5/8" lightweight plywood with brown textured vinyl covering and black grille cloth Weight: 16.5 lbs. Voltage: 120V Brand: Fender Model: Acoustasonic 40 SKU: 2314200000 Condition: New Since 1872, C.A. House Music has been helping musicians across the Ohio Valley find the right gear -- with real advice from a team that actually plays. We're your authorized dealer of all the big names in guitars, keyboards, band instruments, drums, pro audio, and more. With four family-owned and operated locations in Ohio and West Virginia (plus a full online store), you don't have to go far for instruments, lessons, rentals, and repairs. No matter your musical needs, our team of musicians wants to help you Play Music for Life.
Related
Related
Related
Related