Fender Acoustasonic 40
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Fender
Acoustasonic 40
Product Info
Article Number:
405615
Brand:
Fender
Model:
Acoustasonic 40
Category:
Acoustic Guitar Amps
Price:
$317.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Acoustasonic 40 is a solid, affordable practice amp and small gig solution for acoustic guitarists and vocalists. Its clean sound and flexible EQ are a real boon, and the portability is a major plus. It’s a great choice for solo performers or duos who want a reliable and easy-to-transport amp.
Product Description
- Fender Acoustasonic 40
- Combo For Acoustic Guitars
- Power: 40 Watt
- Speakers: 2x 6.5 "Special design Full-Range with Whizzer Cones
- 2 Inputs (jack / XLR combi)
- 2 Channel
- Controller channel 1 Volume
- Bass
- Treble
- Reverb
- Channel 2 Volume
- Bass
- Treble
- Reverb
- Headphone Out
- Aux In
- XLR output
- Dimensions (H x B): 27.9 x 38 cm
- Weight: 7.5 kg
PROS
- • Excellent clarity and warmth thanks to the Whizzer cone speakers.
- • Compact size makes it highly portable for gigging musicians.
- • Versatile EQ controls offer shaping for diverse acoustic instruments.
- • XLR input with phantom power expands mic options for vocalists.
CONS
- • Limited power output may struggle with louder band settings.
- • Speaker size restricts low-end extension compared to larger amps.
- • No built-in effects beyond reverb; requires external pedals for variety.
Product Video
Key Features
Power (Watts)
40
Channels
2
Speaker
2x 6.5 in Special Design Full-Range with Whizzer Cones
Effects
Reverb
Feedback Control
No
Weight
7.5 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
It’s a step below the higher-end models, but delivers a clean, balanced tone. The Whizzer cones give it a unique character, slightly more open than some traditional designs.
The reverb is a basic, spring-style simulation; it’s fine for adding a touch of ambience, but don’t expect studio-quality lushness for live use.
Yes, the XLR input provides phantom power for condenser microphones, making it suitable for vocal amplification. Just be mindful of the amp’s power limitations.
