EastCoast AC25-RC 25W Acoustic Guitar Amplifier with Reverb and Chorus

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This is the EastCoast AC25-RC 25W Acoustic Guitar Amplifier with Reverb and Chorus from EastCoast, now available in the Amps category on Guitars Pedals Amps and Stuff.. Read More below.

Description

EastCoast’s acoustic amplifier is a delightfully affordable 25-watt acoustic guitar combo amp packed full of features, including beautiful Chorus and Reverb effects as well as a stereo CD in for playing along with your favourite backing tracks.

Boasting an 8″ speaker in combination with a 2.5” tweeter installed in a classy wooden enclosure, the amp also sports a flexible 3-band EQ that allows you to sculpt the perfect acoustic sounds. Other key features include built-in chorus and reverb effects, as well as a separate second channel with its own dedicated microphone XLR input and volume.

Key Features

  • 25-Watts – The EastCoast AC25 Acoustic Amp features a powerful 25-watt output, loud enough for small performances or perfect for honing in your stage craft at home.
  • Dual-Channel – The dedicated XLR and 1/4 “ jack channels, each with individual volumes, allow for a whole host of different setups and live rigs from singer-songwriter to vocalist and musician or even dual instruments.
  • Premium Effects – With its built-in digital Chorus and Reverb effects in combination with its powerful 3-band EQ, dialling in your perfect professional sounding amplified sound couldn’t be easier!

Dual-Channel Design

A 2-channel acoustic amplifier at this price is practically unheard of, which is why the EastCoast amp presents such incredible bang-for-buck. Offering a main instrument input for any electro-acoustic instrument, as well as a dedicated XLR channel, perfect for hooking up a microphone for your vocals or even for micing up an acoustic instrument that doesn’t feature its own built-in pickup system.

As an aspiring singer-songwriter, these dual inputs allow you to amplify both your acoustic and your voice simultaneously. And with separate volume controls for each input, you can easily balance the two for an even-sounding mix.

Built-In Effects

Effects are often built into high-end acoustic amps, but never affordable ones. This is a rare exception and comes equipped with both warbly chorus and ambient reverb sounds to fill out your sound.

The Chorus features a speed knob, making it effortless for dialling in your perfect chorus sound from subtle thickening to full-on warbly chaos. The Reverb features a simple Amount control covering everything from subtle spaces to full-on ethereal ambience.

Controls

  • Channel 1 Vol: Control the XLR input volume
  • Channel 2 Vol: Control the ¼” input volume
  • Bass: Low frequency level control
  • Middle: Middle frequency level control
  • Treble: High frequency level control
  • Chorus: Chorus on/off switch
  • Speed: Control the Chorus’s speed
  • Reverb: Reverb amount control

Specifications

  • Power Output: 25W RMS @ 1.0% THD Into 8Ω
  • Input: CH1(1 Input), CH2(1 Input), CD IN
  • Output: 1 X Line Out, 1 X Phones
  • Speaker : 1 X 8” 8Ω, 1 X 2.5” 8Ω(TWEETER)
  • Input Sensitivity : Normal 50mV, F=1KHz, Volume & Tone Max
  • Noise: -40dB (Gain Max), -65dB (Gain Min)
  • Controls : Volume(CH1), Volume(CH2), Bass, Middle, Treble, Chorus S/W, Chorus(speed), Reverb, Power S/W
  • Dimension: W463 X H375 X D260(mm), (18.2” X 14.7” X 10.2”)
  • Net Weight: 10.7 Kg

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About the manufacturer

EastCoast Guitars

EastCoast Guitars offer a solid range of affordable instruments designed for players who want quality and style without breaking the bank. Their guitars are known for great build quality, reliable hardware, and comfortable playability—perfect for beginners and gigging musicians alike. From classic single-cut and double-cut electrics to acoustic and bass models, EastCoast instruments deliver impressive tone and performance at a price that makes getting started easy and upgrading fun.

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Reverb

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