Excellent quality solid built amp that supports the true sound of my Martin D-28 Custom very well. Look forward to getting a quality mic to support my voice through the microphone channel.

Had a AS100. Nice but too much. AS50 is perfect! Plenty of power. Lighter, compact. Great siund!

Best Acoustic Amp I have played to date. Well built, easy to tweak. Sounds great with all of my acoustic electric guitars.

This is my 2nd AS50 - my first was an AS50R. This one has phantom power - yay! whereas the previous one did not. Nice clean sound. I like the 2 inputs: 1/4" plus a 1/4"/ XLR / phono jack for 2nd input. The reverb on my first Marshall AS50 died twice; hope this one is more durable in that respect.

I've tested and used many acoustic amps over the years, but this is absolutely the best one, and now the only one that I'm using on stage. All quality, very flexible, great sound with all guitars I'm working with.

I've had this amp for over a year now and I absolutely love it. It's built like a tank but looks great, and the sound is incredible, both the on the guitar and the voice channel. I generally don't like plugging in because the quality of my Martin D-18's sound always seems to suffer compared to when...

Just what I wanted and needed thanks to the recommendation of Carson McClain, my fantastic sales engineer at Sweetwater. This is a great amp for smaller gigs although the Marshall packs more punch than one might expect.

Really great sounding amp. Really like the microphone addition.and 2 channel.

I was in the market for an acoustic amp, and I couldn't decide. I tested one of these out compared to a few other amps and I don't think the others even came close. My acoustic/electric is a 10 year old fender cutaway, and it sounds rather dull acoustically, but when I plug it into the AS50D, holy...

I have owned and played through every brand acoustic amp on the market, never satisfied because I want as close to perfect reproduction of acoustic sound AMPLEFIED. After using the best Fishman on the market for a year I finally looked at my Marshall full stack with tube amp and thought "what the...