Fender Acoustic SFX acoustic guitar amplifier combo

General

With the Acoustic SFX, Fender has gone down a different road to create an amazing acoustic amplifier. With three 8-inch drivers, a high-frequency tweeter, and a 6-inch speaker on the side, its configuration is rather unconventional. It's this daring design however, that results in its incredibly expansive sound. It has two channels on board that can have up to four effects each, making this acoustic amp highly versatile. It looks pretty good too, with its curved plywood body adding to its classic-looking design.

Stereo Field Expansion

The SFX in the name refers to Fender's own Stereo Field Expansion. As we've already mentioned, it's the combination of the three 8-inch drivers and the 6-inch speaker on the side that produce an extremely spacious sound that goes far beyond conventional stereo. Add the vibratone effect and you'll be convinced you're listening to a rotary speaker. The delay and chorus effects both sound exceptionally deep too, adding even more dimensions. The Acoustic SFX doesn't just let your audience hear the sound, it envelopes them. With 250 watts of stereo power on board, Fender's Acoustic SFX is suitable for small to medium-sized gigs.

Stylish and practical

For larger performances, the Acoustic SFX can be connected to a mixer using the XLR output. Each channel has a combined XLR/jack and a phase inverter so you'll have no problems when you want to connect a guitar to one channel and a microphone to the other. Each channel has its own Delay, Reverb, Chorus and Vibratone effects. There's even an auxiliary input should you wish to play music through the amp. Finally, the Acoustic SFX amp has switchable voltage for when you're touring overseas.