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The PowerWerks PW50/Kustom PA50 powered PA speaker/mixer is the only option that fits the ticket in your original stated price range. They are twins.
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Reel To Reel -Boom Box - P.A. = Monitor
Mackie makes the FreePlay on that speaker stand .
3M made the old Reel to Reel Good Luck EZ : HR
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I'll be looking for one, 300 watts should be nice and clean.
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I think 3M (originally Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing) made the tapes. The recorder looks like a Wollensak. My Dad had at least one of them over the years.
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AMP POWER SPEC's
Note the FreePlay is listed @300 [ PEAK ] power , that's somewhat misleading in their specs .
Realistically [ RMS ] ( root means squared ) is the better term to describe the power output of this unit or any for that matter to get a solid idea of it's capabilities or short comings . With 150 biamp'd ( 75 watts RMS to the main 8" driver ) and splitting the other 75 watts divided in stereo for the hiHz drivers = 150 watt RMS stereo . The old [ suitcase ] Yamaha 6 channel SS mixers were only 75 watts RMS Stereo = 150 RMS they were the stalwart small club P.A. to go to with it's FX , it was sporting a THD of .5 to 1.0% - then in those days that was great . I think the FreePlay has a THD of .05% , and that is superb . The point is this Mackie FreePlay is one loud and clear albeit a basic 2 channel P.A. with cool FX and IOS controllable and serves well in multiple applications . EZ : HR
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cheap acoustic amp ?
Every pick-up, amplifier and microphone has an individual response, so you can get a sound you are happy with, but it's not exactly the same as that from an unamplified instrument. Amps for electric guitars have a lot of treble boost. Rather than buying a cheap new amp, I think it's much better to buy a used amp of good quality, you'll get a much better sound for your money, and modern solid state amps are very reliable. A keyboard combo like Roland will give a good sound over a wide range, because they are built to handle bass as well as treble.
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I’ll preface this by saying that I am not an amp expert, but after scouring the archives for an inexpensive acoustic an, I landed on an Ultrasound ag30. Found one on reverb and at sounds just like my guitar, only louder. Just what I was looking for. Clear and smooth, no added colors, just my guitar. I’m very pleased.
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Mugig. Rechargeable. Handles an instrument and a mic.
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GC has the acoustic ag40 for $99 in the store
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GC has the acoustic ag40 for $99 in the store
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I had the Behringer not bad.
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I owned and sold the Behringer. It is small and boxy-sounding, as another user reported.
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