AC60 Portable 60 Watt, 2 Channel Acoustic Instrument Amplifier with Original Turbosound Speaker and Klark Teknik FX Processor

I'm adding to this review to mention that I have noticed that there is a huge resemblance of this amp to an AER acoustic amp that is highly rated and much more expensive. I'd be curious to compare them side by side but the AER is too expensive to buy for just that, especially when I'm really happy with this Bugera. If anyone has the comparable AER model, would love to hear more about whether they are truly similar in sound. The features and specs are nearly exact. They even look almost identical. I really love this amp for acoustic guitar and vocals. Its good for 2 guitars also. Super small and fairly light, it's easy to carry with no problem. The sound is great and there are lots of features. I checked around a lot before deciding on this one. I looked at Fishman, Marshall, Fender, and several really good amps, but they were all a lot more money than the Bugera. One thing about it though, some might consider using one effect for both channels a negative, but I was able to make it work really well by fine tuning the pan level of the effects, finding sweet spots for reverb, and reverb+delay, so it's not a deal breaker for me. If it were really important to run separate effects, the line in/line out could accommodate a foot pedal or separate effects unit you could use on either channel, or just plug a foot pedal in line on the guitar, and you would still have less out of pocket than buying one of the others without a pedal. It does require AC and is not battery powered, but portable it is. Highly recommend!

I think I bring a little different perspective for this amp than most. I actually bought this amp to practice with on my keyboard. I play a Yamaha CP73. But after hearing it with the keyboard I was so impressed by the simple clarity, that I tried every guitar in it that I own, acoustic and electric. I obviously didn’t buy this to play on stage with AC/DC. But I’m blown away by the versatility and the pure sound. It’s worth every penny and then some.

I especially like the light weight of the amp and the good quality, full sound it produces.

I bought this because of the price and it has a send/effect return loop so I can use it as a Flat Response amp (without the preamp) with my Boss GT-1000 modeling effects pedal. And it has the mic XLR input. Very impressed by the power for its size, and the tone. I got lucky and got an open box deal for under $200 so I"m super happy!

Limited bass response, but good product for the money; small and portable A PA line array would sound better, but would be 3 to 5 times more expensive

I bought Burgera 60 watt amp because my 30 year old Peavey Back Stage Plus was not holding up anymore. I looked at the Fishman amp that a fellow guitar player had but it weight more than the Burgera, but I liked the review on Youtube on the burgera and went for it. I am happy that I did, it sounds real good with my new Winnz Classical guitar with pickups. I have been playing guitar for over 45 years and have worked with sound equipment over 27 years. This amp will surprize you on how good it sounds for the size it is!

It had some signal issue (signal would disconnect spontaneously for a second and comes back and repeats). Eventually, the internal speaker died out on me and no sound was going through. I am not sure if this is a normal thing for this amp. I'd like to try purchasing again unless there is this type of issue again. A bit disappointed with the consistency of the product.

A fantastic amp at 1/5th the price of the AER that is similar. I'm happy with the sound and flexibility. It's also very light and easy to carry.