GR Guitar NF Acoustic 6 Carbon Fiber 120W 1x6 Acoustic Guitar amp

With acoustic guitar amps, it's not really about size: Headroom, clarity and accuracy are what makes a good acoustic amplifier. And smaller diameter wide-dispersion speakers are better suited to the qualities of an acoustic than your typical 12" guitar speaker. 

The GR Guitar Carbon Fiber Acoustic guitar amp takes the technology perfected on their bass guitar amps and applies it to acoustic applications. Designed to travel from studio to stage, the NF6 packs 120 watts of bi-amped power, a 6" neodymium speaker and 1" dome tweeter into a featherweight 9 pound package. With two combo XLR-1/4" channels with phantom power, and a third instrument/aux channel the NF6 will handle your guitar, mic and other instrument sources. And with its 3-band EQ and built-in reverb, the NF6 is a completely self-contained performance package.

But the true beauty of the NF8 is how it sounds. With excellent transparency and a 50-20kHz frequency response, your acoustic guitar will sound its best. The NF6 is natural and expansive, and while we have other acoustic amps in the shop, nothing matches the GR for natural acoustic tone and effortless headroom.

Portable column systems have been very popular with acoustic performers for quite some time. But acoustic guitars don't need a sub, and in many cases very low frequencies can wreak havoc. With far less weight and much greater portability the GR Guitar NF6 is the acoustic performer's new best friend. 

Made in Italy, Weight 8 pounds, 14"H x 10"W x 11.5"D. Pole pocket base for stand mounting - We are an authorized GR Dealer

Product Specs from GR:

• channel 1 and 2, xlr 3p balanced jack z in, 5,5k Ohm, 1/4" unbalanced jack z in, 1ΜΩ 
• channel 2, 1/4" unbalanced jack z in, 1ΜΩ 
• 3 way equalizer low +/-13dB max @ 40Hz, f3dB = 450Hz,  mid +/- 12dB max @ 650Hz,  high +/- 12dB max @ 10.OkHz, f3dB = 1,1kHz
• di out (XLR 3p male jack) z out, 6000 ohm balanced 
• effect reverb long delay
• total harmonic distortion @ vin 0,316 Vrms / 1k hz, < 1%