Fishman Loudbox Mini Charge

So far in lockdown I played my instruments in my living room. As for the nylon string classical guitar the sound is clear and the bass especially playing Bach is well pronounced and blissful, however treble could be much brighter. Also it has a nice touch in jazz. There again treble lacking when playing lead. Overall it is for solo guitar and chord changes a good amp. For vocals it has some ambience in the low and high register changing from singing to the chromatic harmonica and having Bluetooth backing has no sound difference and makes it a fantastic tool for performance. Reverb at both channels gives an easy pleasure, as the chorus for the guitar light and heavy serves some variety. Can't wait to perform as in busking or gigs and 60 watts will deliver the beautiful music I play. This is my lively hood and hope the listener hear what I aim for, this amp has it so far, and I hope Fishman will make amps like this again but with more brightness in the treble. For stars from me.

Impressive sound for its size. The only thing that lets it down is when playing along to backing tracks whilst busking I found it difficult to get the volume of the backing tracks loud enough compared to the vocals and guitar but this is probably my crappy phone. I had a boss street cube 2 before this amp and this is such a strep up with less if a nasaly mid range heavy sound of the street cube.

The reverb and chorus are tastefull but need to be on 100% but it stops any one over doing it.