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Acoustic (brand) combo at GC $149.99?

I just saw what seemed to be a new 10' Acoustic combo amp at guitar center.

Anyone know anything about this?

I heard there might be a reissue comming but I only saw one cheap combo...

Sorry if this has already been discussed.
 
I'd really like a 301, just to add to my big cab collection.


Had one, and loved it. It paired beautifully with a 200 watt all tube 1968 Marshall Major. Some nice guy in Kalamazoo, MI bought it from me in 1976 for about $500. I was broke, and so was he!

I still miss that big ol' cab and head! Talk about goin' well with a P-bass. :bassist:
 
Hello everyone!! I'm Ren.
I have just tried B20 amp from acoustic.
It was such a tiny amp, but to me it was better than any other
small amp I've tried in the past.
I just hope they make the re-issue of the 301 to match my 370!!
 
okay i went to my guitar center today to try to find this elusive beast... it was nowhere to be found, so i asked the guys there if they knew anything about it... turns out they put it in the acoustic guitar room :rollno: that's gc employees for yah though... so i dragged it out to the bass dept and played it... it was pretty sweet. as far as 20 watt combo amps go it sounded great and looks cool. for $150 i am seriously considering getting one... i still wonder why i can't find anything on the world wide web about this thing though.
 
When I was in high school, the guitarist in my band got an old Acoustic 250-Watt mixer with six inputs. All I remember is that it had a power transformer the size of a loaf of bread.

One of the old Acoustics I had ran so hot you could bake bread on it. :)

I'd like to see one of their little 20 watt practice amps. I wonder- who's making them and where? Will they compete with the new small Traynors? What do they have going for them other than the Acoustic brand name? There are a lot of little practice amps around these days that do a perfectly acceptable job for practice at home.