Blackstar Sonnet 120 Blonde - 120-watt 1x8" Acoustic Combo Amp

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[custom_html] 120-watt, 1x8" Acoustic Guitar Combo Amplifier with Mic/Instrument Inputs, +48V Phantom Power, Pad and Polarity Reverse Functions, 3-band EQs with Shape Buttons, Highpass Filter, Anti-feedback System, Brilliance Control, 4 Reverbs, Dual Effects Loops, USB/XLR Outputs, Line Input/Bluetooth, and Tilt-back Stand - Blonde [/custom_html][video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E5TPg0A-W08[/video] The Blackstar Sonnet 120 has one primary purpose: to deliver natural-sounding acoustic guitar amplification. And it succeeds brilliantly, retaining every ounce of your instrument’s tone, while revealing the unique nuances of your playing. This top-shelf acoustic combo is particularly adept at capturing percussive accents, tapped harmonics, and other unconventional playing techniques. Ideal for solo performers, the Sonnet 120 incorporates separate microphone and instrument inputs, along with a line input and Bluetooth. Player-friendly tone-shaping, including perfectly tailored 3-band EQs, an acoustic-optimized highpass filter, and an unobtrusive, yet highly effective anti-feedback system are also at your disposal. You also get four onboard reverbs, which add the perfect amount of studio-quality sheen to your performance. Dual effects loops, USB and XLR D.I. outputs and an adjustable tilt-back stand round out the Sonnet 120’s robust feature set. Powerful, light, and compact, the Sonnet 120 is pro quality all the way. Transparent amplification retains your instrument’s tone The guitarists here at Music Experience have a strong disdain — as do most acoustic players — for amplifiers that alter the sound of our instruments. After all, we install high-end piezo systems In our guitars to capture their natural tone. Why would we want to change it? Blackstar understands this. That’s why they designed the Sonnet 120 to be as transparent as possible. It faithfully amplifies the natural response of your acoustic instrument — it’s just louder. If you’re picky about your acoust