Harley Benton AC PRO 60 Bundle

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Harley Benton AC PRO 60

  • Acoustic Instrument Combo
  • Power: 45 Watt
  • Equipped with: 1x 8" speaker (8 Ohm) and 1" tweeter
  • 2 inputs: Jack and jack / XLR combo
  • Channel 1: Controls for gain, bass, middle, treble, switch for high / low and contour
  • Channel 2: Controls for gain, bass, treble, switch mic / line
  • All FX Balance CH1 / CH2
  • Mode switch (Hall, Plate, Chorus / Room Delay)
  • Level
  • Master volume
  • AUX in
  • MP3 in
  • Tuner out
  • Effect loop
  • Line out
  • Di Out Balanced XLR
  • Headphone output
  • Foot switch (effect on / off) (article nr 260691, not included)
  • Dimensions: 346 x 280 x 346 mm
  • Weight: 11 kg
  • Dust cover not included (optionally available article nr 283229)

Thomann Cover Pro HBAC PRO 60

  • Pro Cover
  • Suitable for Harley Benton AC PRO 60
  • High-quality waterproof nylon
  • Made in Germany
Available since August 2012
Item number 294246
Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
Power in Watts 45
Speaker size 1x 8"
Channels 2
Reverb Yes
Effects Processor Yes
External FX Loop Yes
Microphone Input Yes
Line Input Yes
Battery Operation No
Footswitch connection Yes
Incl. Footswitch No
Weight in kg 11,0 kg
265 €
All prices incl. VAT
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Astounding little amp. A real gem!
markodarko 11.01.2015
Firstly, just to clarify my "status" as a guitarist, if there is such a thing. I've been playing guitar - acoustic and electric - for over 30 years. Sheezus, I'm old. Anyway... Suffice to say I've played through a gamut of different amps and PA systems over the years and currently own a Marshall AS50D acoustic amplifier (I used to own an AS100D) and a Yamaha Stagepas 500 PA and I bought this little amp for my son to get him gigging.

Well, what can I say. Impressed is not the word. Well, it is, but if you could incorporate impressed and surprised into one word, that would be the word - imprised?

The tone is not really like the AS50D - in some ways it's a better tone, in different ways not. For example, it has a mid on the guitar input which the AS50D does not so you can alter the tone quite a lot there even if you have an EQ on your acoustic. Also, the AS50D just has one reverb setting while this has 2 plus a delay and a chorus. The AS50D wins on the chorus stakes though as it has a dedicated chorus function, however it's handy having a delay - I actually prefer delay over reverb if given the choice of one or the other - although the delay on the amp is not adjustable in any way other than level, it's useful all the same.

Those differences aside, if comparing them side by side I'd say that the Marshall has more of a spectrum to the sound, but the Harley Benton is somehow "clearer", more of a focused sound, especially when finger picking. In isolation they are both excellent and there's not a whole lot between them if you EQ them to sound similar and when in isolation you'd be happy with either.

I've had both the AS50D and the AC Pro 60 on a Thomann amp stand (which is also excellent) cranked up with a guitar and Shure SM58 plugged in and seated within 1.5 metres of the amp and feedback is minimal - in fact it's a lot worst on the Marshall - to the point where they have a "feedback elimination" control, but it's not needed on the Harley Benton at all!

Cranked up they are both clear and distortion free - providing you're careful to turn down the bass at high volume levels of course. I'd be totally happy gigging with this amp with no problems at all, and if my Marshall gave up the ghost I wouldn't hesitate in replacing it with one of these. All you need for a small acoustic pub gig.

Incidentally, I'm pretty sure that this is identical to the Tanglewood T6 amplifier. Certainly looks it, and that's had rave reviews, except this is a third of the price!

Highly recommended. Grab yourself a bargain.
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Thumbs Up !
Martyn T. 04.09.2015
In summary- a seriously good amp at a seriously good price. But without detracting from it, there is I feel a worthy alternative- read on.

To start, I would say that I agree with all the other comments, except that I haven't heard the Roland. So I will limit my comments to mainly new areas.

I bought this amp with the intention of upgrading the speaker to that used in the AER Compact 60. That would not be a cheap option, but it would then still cost less than a Tanglewood T6 or well under half the price of an AER. But now I've got it I don't see the point of upgrading. It sounds different to an AER Compact 60- if I'm picky marginally inferior when doing a simple side by side test and trying to hear differences. But at a noisy gig with the volume turned up, reverb on, and the sound fighting against the rest of the instruments plus the mikes, any differences are just too marginal. And when you bear in mind that it's well under a quarter of the price of the AER.........But sound quality aside, I would have to say it just can't push out the the volume of the AER. I appreciate that AERs have a reputation for producing volume- could be their amp design or simply using a more efficient speaker, but it does lead to the comment already made that although Thomann market this as a 60watt amp and that is the quoted spec in the manual, the output as stamped on the amp itself is 45 watts. So what's going on ?

By design, it's never going to be an electric guitar amplifier. Sure you can run an E guitar through it, but both the amplifier section and the speaker in any acoustic amp are just too clean for an e guitar. But I can suggest an economical way round this.

For 33 euros you can buy a Behringer X V-amp LX1-X. This footswitch can model many classic amps, and can product a gambit of stomp box pedals. You can even set it up 'totally clean' and simply use the foot pedal as a volume control for your electro acoustic- handy when you want to up the volume for a solo ! Be aware that these are superseded, so its at a sell off price, and I presume stocks are limited.

But as the worthy alternative? For a little extra, you can buy a TC Helicon. That is primarily a monitor, but being so clean it is great for an acoustic. It's 150 watts, weighs only 3 kg, and is very small. It can even effectively amplify a bass! I've got both.

Enjoy your playing !

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A wonderful small venue amp for the Money
Feghead 29.01.2015
Fully featured with excellent sound qualities, I'm gobsmacked that such a good amp is so little money. Both channels are excellent, even the effects are very very good!
Okay so it is not an AER, but you can get 6 or 7 of these for the price of the small AER. DO IT!
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Harley Benton AC PRO 60
James561 26.02.2014
excellent little amp for the price. not as good as a Roland AC 60 , but then again it is much , much cheaper. great beginners acoustic amp.
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