Detail 01
Two discrete analog channels
Guitar and vocal sources have separate inputs, three-band EQ, and effects.

Independent shopping perspective
BOSS Acoustic Singer Live puts guitar and vocal processing into a 60-watt bi-amped acoustic PA format. Separate analog channels give each source its own three-band EQ and effects, while Acoustic Resonance is designed to restore resonance and character lost through piezo pickup amplification. The vocal channel adds phantom power and anti-feedback control; automatic harmonies and a built-in looper expand a solo performance. Dual XLR D.I. outputs, AUX, USB, and a phones/recording output support stage, practice, and DAW workflows.


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Detail 01
Guitar and vocal sources have separate inputs, three-band EQ, and effects.
Detail 02
Each channel can be sent direct or post-effects.
Detail 03
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Product questions
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Yes. The vocal channel provides phantom power for studio condenser microphones.
Yes. USB sends signals to a DAW, and the phones/recording output supports quiet practice and recording.
Yes. The dual XLR D.I. outputs can send each channel direct or post-effects.
It is designed to restore resonance and character lost when amplifying an acoustic guitar with a piezo pickup.
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