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User Manual for Roland AC-60 Acoustic Chorus Guitar Amplifier Click to enlarge the picture
Contents of the user manual for the Roland AC-60 Acoustic Chorus Guitar Amplifier
- Product category: Guitar Amplifiers Roland
- Brand: Roland
- Description and content of package
- Technical information and basic settings
- Frequently asked questions – FAQ
- Troubleshooting (does not switch on, does not respond, error message, what do I do if...)
- Authorized service for Roland Guitar Amplifiers
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Product description The AC-60 Acoustic Chorus Guitar Amplifier by Roland is compact, portable and made specifically for acoustic guitars. It provides rich, natural stereo sound and includes built-in effects, separate guitar and mic/line channels, 48 V phantom power, magnetic and piezo pickup selectors, EQ, anti-feedback protection and a convenient mute button for silent tuning on stage. As if that wasn't enough, the AC-60 has a beautiful rosewood-look finish made to match acoustic guitars and compliment organic, home-like performance spaces. For singer songwriters without a mixer or PA system the AC-60 comes equipped with two input channels - guitar and mic/line. The mic/line channel offers an XLR 1/4" combo input to connect most any microphone or line-level instrument. Both channels provide dedicated controls for volume and multi-band EQ so they can be mixed independently for the best sound possible. Also, convenient 1/4" and RCA AUX inputs on the rear panel allow you to connect an iPod, CD player or any other line level audio device to enhance your performances and accompany rehearsals. Throughout the years, Roland has always been known for their excellent line of guitar effects pedals. Similar effects have been built into the AC-60 making it an exceptional value and versatile amplifier. Innovative digital signal processing enhances the sound of your guitar and captivates the ears of your listeners with Wide mode stereo/multiband chorus, reverb and delay. A master volume has of course been included as well to control the overall output of the amp. The AC-60 delivers 60 watts of total power (30 x 30 W) and provides true stereo sound through its twin 6.5" speakers - ideal for club gigs and small PA applications. For larger spaces, the AC-60 provides stereo XLR line output for connection with larger PA systems or recording applications. It also features a built-in, tilt-back stand for added convenience and enhanced sound projection. - Dual 30 x 30 W 6.5" speakers deliver true stereo sound in a compact and portable cabinet
- Two Guitar and Mic/Line channels allow you to mix each instrument independently
- Guitar and Mic/Line channels have dedicated controls for volume and multi-band EQ
- XLR and 1/4" combo input allows connection of any microphone or line-level instrument
- 48 V phantom power, magnetic/piezo pickup selectors and mute button for silent tuning on stage
- Built-in wide mode chorus, reverb and delay effects as well as anti-feedback protection
- Convenient 1/4" and RCA AUX inputs for iPods, CD players or any other line level audio device
- Foot Switch inputs for mute, anti-feedback and effects pedals
- Rear panel includes mono/stereo XLR and subwoofer outputs plus top panel 1/4" headphone jack
- Built-in, tilt-back stand for added convenience and enhanced sound projection
- Attractive rosewood-like finish to match acoustic guitars and compliment your performance space
UPC: 761294501474 In the Box Roland AC-60 Acoustic Chorus Guitar Amplifier Carrying Case Limited 1-Year Warranty / 90 Days Labor Table of Contents
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Technical parametersRoland AC-60 Specs | Rated Power Output | 30 x 30 W | | Nominal Input Level | Guitar Channel: -10 dBu
Mic/Line Channel: -50 dBu/-10 dBu
Aux In: -10 dBu | | Nominal Output Level | DI/Tuner Out: +4 dBu
Line Out: +4 dBu
Sub Woofer Out: +4 dBu | | Speakers | 2 x 6.5" (16 cm) | | Controls | Guitar Channel: Pickup switch with Piezo or Magnetic selection, Shape switch, Volume, Bass, Middle and Treble knobs, Chorus Switch (Off, Space, and Wide)
Mic/Line Channel: Phantom power, Mic/Line Select switch, Volume, Bass, Middle, and Treble knobs, Chorus Switch
Chorus knob with Space, Rich and Wide selector
Reverb/Delay: Reverb/Delay knob
Anti-Feedback: Frequency knob, Start button, Mute switch, Master knob and Power switch | | Indicators | Guitar Channel: Chorus
Mic/Line Channel: Chorus, Anti-Feedback, Mute and Power | | Connectors | Guitar: 1/4" phono
Mic/Line: XLR, balanced, phantom power (DC 48 V, 10 mA)
1/4" balanced
Aux In: 1/4" L(Mono)/Right
L/R RCA phono
DI/Tuner Out: 1/4" TRS
Line Out: L/R XLR
1/4" mono
Subwoofer Out: 1/4"
Headphone: Stereo 1/4"
2 x Foot Switch
Tip: Mute and Chorus Ring: Anti-Feedback and Reverb/Delay (1/4" TRS) | | Power Supply | 117 VAC | | Power Consumption | 68 W | | Dimensions (WxDxH) | 14.9 x 10.6 x 10.5" (380 x 270 x 268 mm) | | Weight | 21.6 lb (9.8 kg) | | | | Package Weight | 27.95 lb | | Box Dimensions (LxWxH) | 18.4 x 12.9 x 12.8" |
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