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Description

Unleash your acoustic potential with the Behringer Ultracoustic ACX1000, a versatile 2x60W combo amplifier that's designed to bring your sound to life with exceptional clarity. Perfect for both solo performers and small ensembles, this amp offers a dual-channel setup that caters to both instruments and vocals. Channel 1 is tailored for piezo pickups, complete with an active 3-band EQ, attack control, and dual feedback controls to ensure your acoustic guitar sings in any setting. A phase button with a status LED helps you quickly resolve phase issues, keeping your performance seamless.

Channel 2 steps up with a high-quality mic preamp featuring a balanced XLR input, phantom power, and an additional 1/4" line-level input, making it ideal for a second instrument or a vocal microphone. Both channels benefit from Behringer's tube emulation technology, delivering a warm, rich sound reminiscent of classic tube amplifiers.

To further enhance your sonic palette, the 24-bit effects processor offers 24 algorithms and 99 presets, accessible via a MIDI interface for remote effects control, allowing you to tailor your sound with precision. The included quad footswitch ensures you have full control over your effects and channels right at your feet, making it a reliable companion for live performances.

Key Features:

  • 2x60W power output
  • Dual-channel design optimized for instruments and vocals
  • Channel 1: Active 3-band EQ, attack control, and feedback controls for piezo pickups
  • Channel 2: High-quality mic preamp with XLR input and phantom power
  • Tube emulation for a warm, classic sound
  • 24-bit effects processor with 24 algorithms and 99 presets
  • MIDI interface for remote effects selection
  • Includes quad footswitch

FAQs

What kind of sound can I expect from the Behringer Ultracoustic ACX1000 amp?

The Behringer Ultracoustic ACX1000 delivers a warm and full sound, enhanced by its tube emulator, which adds presence to both instruments and vocals. It features 2 high-resolution 8" speakers and a special HF driver for clear, detailed sound reproduction.

Is the Behringer Ultracoustic ACX1000 suitable for live performances?

Yes, the ACX1000's 60-watt-per-side stereo output and built-in multi-effects processor make it suitable for live performances. It includes a quad footswitch for easy effects switching during gigs, allowing for versatile sound management on stage.

Does the Behringer Ultracoustic ACX1000 have inputs for both instruments and microphones?

Yes, the ACX1000 features two channels with separate volume controls and a first-class mic preamp with a balanced XLR input, making it ideal for both acoustic instruments and vocal performances.

How does the feedback control work on the Behringer Ultracoustic ACX1000?

The ACX1000 is equipped with two feedback filters per channel, allowing you to effectively eliminate unwanted feedback during performances, ensuring a clean and uninterrupted sound.

What kind of effects does the Behringer Ultracoustic ACX1000 offer?

The ACX1000 includes a stereo 24-bit multi-effects processor with 24 algorithms and 99 presets, providing a wide range of sound shaping options to enhance your performance.

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