Open Box BOSS Acoustic Singer Pro 120W 1x8 Acoustic Guitar Combo Amplifier Level 2 197881301446

I love this amp. Use it for our worship service at church and to practice daily. It sounds amazing

I especially like the harmonize and looping features included on this amp. And I like that the two channels allow me to play and sing through just one piece of equipment.

I have only had the amp for a short time, so I'm still exploring the envelope. The foot pedal has a little bit of a learning curve, but I'm getting used to it. It's click-less and completely silent, which is great, but the lack of haptic feedback make it difficult to tell if you have pressed the switch or not. I'll either get used to it or buy an upgrade later. The reverb and chorus are very rich and natural, as well as noiseless. It seems to have plenty of power, but I haven't played out with it yet. One reviewer mentioned disappointment with the harmony, but I'm having the opposite experience. I play with a lot of minor chords, as well as open 9th's and 11th's and all that kind of moody junk. The harmony works great with it. The harmony also keeps up with hammer-ons and pull-offs just fine. I can see where it might have trouble with arpeggiation, but then the processor is only getting one note at a time to work with. The harmony only gives back what you put in. If you are off key or your guitar is slightly out of tune (as I found out with a new set of strings during break-in), of course the harmony goes off the rails. If you sing in a breathy voice, the harmony recedes into the background. It reminds me of an old expression from the early days of computers: GIGO. Ask an old-timer if you don't know that one. Basically, it's just giving back an imitation of your own input, and it is brutally honest! I've been making practice recordings and already have improved on some of my lazy vocal technique. I waited two years to buy this thing and my only regret is not buying it two years ago!

After years of searching for the right tone on other amps, I bought this one. First time I turned it on I knew it was a keeper. I have a taylor 314, and a 814 that sounded thin when plugged in. All of the harshness and string squeaking was replaced with the true tone of the guitars. Tried my Emerald X-20 carbon fiber and was amazed. Just for fun I plugged in my Ernie Ball Cutlass,,,,It never sounded better! This amp will make you sound better than you really are.

Watched many videos and read lots of reviews and finally decided to pull the trigger on this amp. I don't regret it. This amp sounds really good and looks good too. I used the DI outs to record to my PC and it sounded fantastic. Harmony works well and even makes me sound half way decent. If it can do that... it should do wonders for anyone else.

I did a tremendous amount of research selecting a new Acoustic amp. Considered many different ones. I am a big fan of Fender amps. Have 2 (one for electric and one for bass). They are great. But the Boss Acoustic Live had a true to form authentic guitar sound. When you add in the Harmony function for the mic input, you have a real winner. I narrowed my choice to two. Fishman and Boss. Boss won! I would suggest you try out different amps with your own guitar and decide on the sound yourself. This really helped me finalize my choice. The Harmony function was a great "icing on the cake". The Boss Acoustic Live Pro has a limited, but effective number of effects on both the guitar and mic input. It is easy to set up. The looper is also a nice feature and you can overdub many times if you like to do that. I highly recommend this amp to anyone looking for a superb Acoustic amp. It just sounds NATURAL.