good cheap small acoustic guitar amp...

[BigBeard]

Hey was wondering thoughts or recommendations for a good amp to run a piezo bridge with.  I know there are manufacturers out there that make 'acoustic' amps, I was wondering if anybody had any experience with anything particular?

My guitar has the capability to run two outputs, one for the magnetic PU's and one for the T-bridge.  I would like to start doing this.  I just want a half decent small acoutic amp, or for that matter, a solid state guitar amp.  One thing I am not looking for is any distortion from the amp at all.  I have all the tube distortion with my old bassman.

Any thoughts would be appreciated!!!!

 

[whyachi]

http://www.acousticamplification.com/products/ag15.cfm for cheap and small, or http://www.acousticamplification.com/products/ag120s.cfm for huge.

Acoustic has proven to be a good bang-for-your-buck brand for many bassists, maybe it'll work out well for you.

 

[OzziePete]

I just recently bought an AER Alpha to run the Custom  Order acoustic I had made, through. The piezo & mic pickup system sounds  as good as you can get it through that little amp.

40w MOSFET circuitry, DI out and two channels - one being XLR in. Reverb circuit. Sounds great, has a clip & gain paid button on main channel to help with the piezo raspiness. No, not cheap, but it is an amp I have and can recommend.

http://www.aer-amps.info/index.php?page=shop.product_details&flypage=shop.flypage&product_id=1&category_id=1&manufacturer_id=0&option=com_virtuemart&Itemid=93

 

[Spider]

I've used AER amps with my Santa Cruz acoustics for 10 years now. Great amps with great sound. I've heard the Fishman Loudbox amps are good, too.