Product Detail
The Boss Acoustic Singer Live LT guitar amplifier, born from advanced BOSS R&D, offers top - notch performance in its class. Its powerful bi - amp design works in harmony with the custom full - range speaker system, delivering vibrant, high - definition tone that truly showcases your instrument's acoustic qualities. With a variety of onboard creative tools, you can easily enhance your sound, come up with new ideas, and add fresh energy to your live shows. The Acoustic Singer Live LT is the most streamlined model in the series, perfect for players who don't need looper and harmony features. It has dual channels for an acoustic/electric guitar and a vocal mic, each with dedicated EQ and effects for independent sound shaping. The rear panel allows you to connect with PA systems, music players, and computers. This professional acoustic guitar amp features a 60 - watt bi - amp design with a custom 6.5 - inch woofer and dome tweeter. The guitar and mic channels have discrete analog input electronics and independent three - band EQs. The guitar channel's Acoustic Resonance restores natural tone to stage guitars with piezo pickups, and the mic channel's Enhance effect gives full, well - defined vocal tones. There are delay/chorus on the guitar channel, delay/echo on the mic channel, and independent reverb on both channels. It also has a phase switch and notch filter for quick feedback suppression, a tilt - back cabinet for maximum sound projection, an aux input for backing music, an XLR DI jack, phones/recording output, and a USB audio interface for computer recording/playback. You can control guitar and mic effects with optional footswitches.
Using the Boss Acoustic Singer Live LT amplifier is easy. First, connect your acoustic/electric guitar to the guitar channel and your vocal mic to the mic channel. You can adjust the sound of each channel separately using the dedicated EQ and effects. To add backing music, use the aux input and control the level. For recording or playing back on your computer, connect via the USB audio interface. When using it on stage, the tilt - back cabinet design helps project the sound better. If you get feedback, use the phase switch and notch filter to quickly suppress it. As for maintenance, keep the amplifier in a dry and clean place. Don't expose it to extreme temperatures or humidity. Regularly check the connections to make sure they are secure. If you want to control the effects more conveniently, you can use the optional footswitches.
