The big question is... do you want the acoustic to sound JUST like it does on your lap or do you want to to sound good, but not accurate as possible ?
Acoustic guitar amps are designed to reproduce a different range of tones than an electric guitar amp, as a general rule. Personally, I choose the amp to match the style. If it's more jazz like stuff, I go with a solid state amp with it set clean. If I want some "grit" I choose either my Carvin Vintage 16, which is like a Blues Jr. But, I run most everything through a small pedal board to ad EQ or delay. Often I play my acoustic into what ever amp is close and see how they play together. Sometimes, an odd pairing turns out to be new and fun sounding.
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2010 Guild F47R
2009 G & L Tribute "Legacy"
1975 Ovation Legend
1986 Ovation 1758 12 String
2007 Walden G2070
2008 Guild D55 Prototype
1998 Guild Starfire IV
2016 Guild Newark St. X-175 Sunburst
1996 Ovation 1768-7LTD " custom "
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