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On a side note, I never understood why they sell new amps on ebay when you can get the same amp and price through their website plus free color options plus reduced cost on slip covers (I think the cover was 25% off when purchased at same time as amp). I guess it increases their presence online, but they also have to pay a small commission to ebay for every sale.
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I have a Carvin ag200 and I was shocked at its excellent sound, dynamics, for the price. I'm always surprised when anyone comments about 'on board' amplifier effects. The only amp I've heard that had a decent reverb was an AER C60....Seems to me that stomp box effects sound so much better, esp for reverb, delay, etc.
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I liked the idea of going with a Carvin because they seem like great values, and they are US built, but I was concerned about only being able to use one effect on my guitar channel, as I like to combine subtle amounts of chorus and reverb with the guitar. Well, upon researching the owner's manual for the AG200 & AG300, I discovered that the effects available are: Echo Reverb Chorus Chorus with Reverb So, if you're looking to combine chorus & reverb (the most common blending of effects for acoustic guitar?) you can do it with the AG200 or AG300. I think I'll be going with the Carvin.
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I've been gigging with mine for a couple months and while it took some time to "dial in" the sound I wanted I'm now quite pleased. Using either my Martin M36 or Martin 000-18, both with K&K run through a Red Eye pre-amp (which I think really improves the sound and being able to tweak the treble for the room is a nice feature). I previously used a Carvin (old version) AG-100D for a few years and the AG-300 sounds better, less muddy. Have used a mic through it too and it sounds quite good. I bought mine directly from Carvin, brown kinda-leather looking cabinet, very nice and understated. I don't use much in the way of effects except a bit of reverb. Read the owner's manual to figure out some of the settings. Overall, it's an above average fairly small acoustic amp, no too heavy or bulky to carry. FWIW, I've owned about a dozen smaller acoustic amps in the last 10 years including a couple AERs and this one is the best I've used. Would love to get a Bose L1 system but the ol' bank account won't allow for that....yet.
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