Question 1

Each channel has its separate volume control.  Do the bass/mid/treble and equalizer controls effect both channels or just channel 2?

Accepted Answer

The bass, mid, treble, and chorus are only for channel 2, channel 1 is like a dedicated microphone input, no effects, with a mic cable input.  The concept, I think, for this amp, was for the singer/songwriter, to have their sound amplified at home, or in a smaller venue.  For a small amp, it sounds pretty decent, and sometimes I just use the mic input lightly amplified, with an un-amplified acoustic guitar.  You could also run a mic with a 1/4 guitar type plug into channel 2, gets some (mic) effects, with an um-amplified guitar.  I have not actually done that, but don't see why one couldn't do so.  Musicians love different musical effects, right???

Question 2

can you use this amp for a loop pedal?

Accepted Answer

Not sure I understand the question, the amp has an instrument input, and a mic cable input.  You could amplify anything with it.  I don't think it would sound good with a pedal effect, but interesting concept, little reverb speaker.  For looping music, that's expecting a lot of varied sound to come out of a small speaker.  Seems like a music loop, plus instrument, and vocal could get pretty muddied, undefined, re output sound.

Question 3

I see from the pictures that this amp has switch labeled "chorus".  What does that mean?

Accepted Answer

Chorus is an effect, like Reverb, or Distortion, or Tremolo.  It changes the sound of the instrument, or voice.  Chorus is, to me a "shimmering, very slightly echoed sound", but not truly echo, or delay.  Some people like the effect of Chorus, on an acoustic guitar, to change "the voice" of the guitar.  Each song, the way its delivered, the way its played, the effect of the song, whether your a seasoned beginner, or a pro, should be unique in some way, as is possible, otherwise, all of ones songs start to sound "the same".

Question 4

I wonder if this is decent enough to be used as a speaker for my laptop or phone as well? To play music in general besides plugging in my acoustic.

Accepted Answer

The speaker is fine.  The Blackstar Fly3 with extension speaker is much better.

ASIN	B00B28HDH2
Amplifier Type	Solid State
Audio Output Mode	Headphone, Line Out (1/4"), Microphone (XLR)
Best Sellers Rank	#3,833 in Musical Instruments ( See Top 100 in Musical Instruments ) #45 in Combo Guitar Amplifiers #3,599 in Music Recording Equipment
Brand	Fender
Built-In Media	Guitar Amplifier
Color	Tan
Compatible Devices	Guitar
Connector Type	XLR
Customer Reviews	4.6 out of 5 stars 1,304 Reviews
Enclosure Material	Stainless Steel
Global Trade Identification Number	00885978304028
Item Dimensions D x W x H	9.45"D x 13.78"W x 14.37"H
Item Type Name	Acoustic Guitar Amplifier
Item Weight	13 Pounds
Manufacturer	Fender Musical Instruments Corp.
Material	Stainless Steel
Mfr Part Number	2313700000
Model Name	Acoustasonic 15
Model Number	2313700000
Number of Bands	4
Output Channel Quantity	1
Output Wattage	15
Power Source	Corded Electric
Product Dimensions	9.45"D x 13.78"W x 14.37"H
Speaker Size	6 Inches
UPC	885978304028
Unit Count	1.0 Count
Warranty Description	5 year limited.

Acoustasonic 15 Acoustic Guitar Amplifier, 15W Portable Combo Amp | Portable combo amp, mic & instrument channels, chorus effect, singer-songwriter, small gigs, 2-year warranty

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