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The Fishman Loudbox was introduced in 2003 to much well-deserved hype--in a world of acoustic amps that sound great at low volumes but crap out in the mix with a full band, the 250 watts of the original Loudbox was a welcome change. I took that first model of Loudbox out to several gigs, and I found that while it of course sounded fantastic (especially in combination with the Renaissance RS6), what I most appreciated was the option to bypass the house sound desk altogether--in a small acoustic club, the amp could drive the entire room without breaking a sweat, and it left control of my sound in my hands, always a bonus.
We've since sold a ton of these to guitarists who need to cut past drums and bass, to a variety of instrumentalists just looking for a little more headroom, and even to a group of engineers who were looking for an amplifier with the most wattage for the lowest price. I've had more than one Fishman Loudbox customer report that their sound guys like this amp better than any they've ever used. And it's not just sound guys who love these amps--the Loudbox recently won the 2005 MIPA award for Best Acoustic Amp.
That original Loudbox model has an impressive set of specs: It boasts 250 watts and three separate power amps to drive the 8" woofer, 4" polypropylene mid driver and two soft-dome neodymium tweeters. Lots of acoustic amps use drivers for the highs and lows, but not the mids. But Fishman found that such a system overburdened the drivers when they tried to crank 250 watts through them. Since transparent acoustic tone at high volumes was the goal, they introduced a third driver to handle the mids, and found that all the problems of overdriving simply disappeared. This revolutionary design has been a tremendous success: The Loudbox is indeed loud--it rates 116db at 1 meter in front of the amp (think jet engines and Who concerts)--and in the midst of all that volume is fantastic acoustic tone. So if you're looking for plenty of acoustic volume at a remarkably affordable price (and in a cool looking cabinet), this amp is worth some serious consideration--you'd be hard pressed to find 250 watts of cranked acoustic tone for less. Controls are the standard EQ, effects loop, notch filter, and phase switch. Also included in the amp is an analog (spring) reverb.
But wait, there's more: In response to player demand for a few more bells and whistles onboard than you find on the regular Loudbox, Fishman has introduced the 130-watt Loudbox Performer. Its main selling points--other than the fact that it's 20 pounds lighter than the original Fishman Loudbox--are its onboard digital effects and second channel. Even though most of our customers never use the second channel on their guitar amps, it's nice to have the option, especially since the second channel also accepts XLR ins. The effects are the standard collection of hall and plate reverbs with a chorus thrown in for good measure. The Loudbox Performer also includes a tuner send (every amp should have this), an adjustable kickstand similar to that on the regular Loudbox (pictured above), and a footswitchable mute.
The newest Fishman Loudbox to grace the lineup is the Loudbox 100. The extras are nearly identical to those of the Loudbox Performer (footswitchable mute, digital effects, tuner send, etc.), but the Loudbox 100 only weighs 23 lbs. Since portability has always been the only real weak spot for these amps, this new model should be a welcome sight to a lot of players. Because the 100 gives you guts under the hood and easy portability and an attractive price--right around $550--it won't be long before this amp becomes one of our bestsellers.
And finally, if you find that 100 or 130 or 250 watts just ain't enough power for you, then it's worth taking a look at the Fishman Loudbox Pro, which boasts a whopping 600 watts RMS. The features are similar to the Loudbox 100 and Loudbox Performer, with two channels, a handful of on onboard digital reverb options and a kickstand. But did I mention it has 600 watts of headroom? It also weighs 77 pounds, which isn't exactly on the portable side of things. But if you're really serious about driving past a really loud band with your guitar, there's really nothing to top the Loudbox Pro. Please note that we don't normally stock this largest of Loudbox models, but it's no problem for us to order one. You can see a high-resolution picture
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