Fishman Loudbox Mini PRO-LBX-500 60W 1x6.5 Acoustic Combo Amp  

I actually prefer this amp to either its big brother, the Loudbox Artist, or Fender's Acoustasonic 150. I found the tone of the Loudbox mini to be more natural than the other two, especially on vocals. This is a great buy. The output is quite full and the sound is well balanced. None of the overly bright highs that plague the larger more powerful amps. I've played a Gibson j45 custom, a Taylor 714ce and a Takamine 12 string and they all sound great. The amp deserves all the accolades it has received.

Exactly as advertised.  This amp has everything needed for my purposes in a small an lightweight package.

Very nice appearance and distortion free sound.

a few bucks more than the cheapies and gives excellent performance.

This is my first acoustic-electric amp (and Taylor Guitar) and I am impressed that the amplified sound imitates a guitar/mike setup so well. It sounds exactly like the guitar if you choose to adjust it that way and leaves options to play with.  I bought this amp for home and family use and could not be more pleased.

I just bought this amp, from my local Guitar Center. It has and does everything the ad says. The sound is crystal clear, and loud, 60 watts!!! I am very pleased with it. It is very small, but man does it kick!!! I have it on my end table in my living room, so all I need to do is grab my guitar, and plug in.

I bought this Fishman LBX  500 about a month ago. I had first bought a Behringer ACX 450 but due to weight restrictions, I had to return it. (you can see my review there) I knew Fishman was a quality product and the weight was right so that's what I went with.This is a high quality piece of equipment. The sound is great on the guitar side and teriffic on the vocal side. The richness that it gives your (my) voice is truly amazing. The only negative to this amp (in my opinion) is the lack of tone control of on the guitar side There is no EQ and the three tone control knobs don't quite do it for me. I play a 000 Martin  without a pick and it is a little too bassy through this amp. With the Behringer, I seemed to be able to balance out the tone a little better.I certainly recommend this amp to anyone who needs this size and especially if you play with a pick. Even I get more out of the amp with a pick. I mentioned size: i've got an older Fender Acoustic Jr. (much bigger and heavier and more expensive) and there is little  difference in the sound of these two amps. I don't think you'll regret buying this

The Fishman Loudbox Mini !  This little thing blew me away!  I own several PA systems which are hgh end.  ( Played guitar since 1968)  I quit my band and wanted a little amp to carry and do sit-in gigs. I did a small gig in a  restaurant as a see-if-it-works-thing and people couldn't believe I got such a rich sound and wondered where my PA was!

I love being able to adjust chorus and reverb to add variety to a solo or band sound.  WIth each channel having it's own eq and effects it's amazing for the money !  Vocals come out pretty clean with a little geeking the equalizing and the reverb is warm and friendly. Voice is #1 to me and this passed high for the money!

Small gigs  are great.  Sitting in on acoustic bands or trios etc in a small venue it's unbelieveable.          If it had an " line out" it would be perfect to line-out to a board.  It's worth every penny and it pays for itself in one gig!

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