Peavey Ecoustic 208 Acoustic Guitar Amplifier (30 Watts, 2x8")

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Peavey Ecoustic 208 Acoustic Guitar Amplifier (30 Watts, 2x8"), Control Panel

Peavey Ecoustic 208 Acoustic Guitar Amplifier (30 Watts, 2x8"), Rear

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Light and compact, this amp is perfect for rehearsals with guitar, vocals, and even line-level devices. It features a headphone output for silent rehearsing.

Overview

Peavey Ecoustic Series amplifiers are highly versatile amplification systems designed for acoustic instruments, vocals and line-level devices such as samplers and audio players in performance and rehearsal applications. The Ecoustic E208 is rated at 30 watts peak and 20 watts RMS, and has a compact, lightweight design that make it ideal for rehearsals. The Ecoustic 208 features a built-in analog chorus and real spring reverb, and includes a headphone output for quiet practicing. The Ecoustic E208 and Ecoustic E20 are rated at 30 watts and 20 watts, respectively, and have a compact, lightweight design that make them ideal for rehearsals. The Ecoustic 208 features a built-in analog chorus and reverb, and both models include headphone outputs for quiet practicing.

Features

- 20 watts of power (RMS, 30 watts peak)
- Two channels
- Solid-state preamp
- 2 x 8" premium full-range loudspeakers
- 1/4" input on channel 1 & combo XLR-" input on channel 2
- Headphone output
- Analog chorus
- Spring reverb
- Separate level controls for each channel
- Dedicated EQ for each channel

Specs

- Weight Unpacked: 24.25 lb(11 kg)
- Weight Packed: 28.22 lb(12.8 kg)
- Width Packed: 19"(48.26 cm)
- Depth Packed: 23.75"(60.325 cm)
- Height Packed: 13.75"(34.925 cm)

Documents and Manuals

For support or warranty questions, please contact the manufacturer:
Phone: 877-732-8391
Email: customerservice@peavey.com
Web: https://peavey.com/c/Contact-Us

Manual

Reviews

(3 ratings)

Submitted July 26, 2011 by a customer from excite.com

"Decent solid state amp for acoustic-electric guitars"

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Sound

This thing is pretty loud, the chorus is noisy, the reverb is actually pretty good and useful throughout its entire range, this is a very "poor man's" Roland Jazz Chorus amp. Solid state 20 watt amp with two 8 inch speakers, no tweeter. The sound is not bad, the speakers are respectable under the circumstances. Quite loud with good bass response, this amp absolutley blows away the battery powered stuff that is currently available on the market.