Fishman Loudbox Mini Acoustic Guitar Amplifier (60 Watts, 1x6.5")
Take this light and portable acoustic amp with you wherever you go. It features 60 watts of acoustic power and digital reverb and chorus effects.
Overall User Ratings (based on 31 ratings)
Submitted May 16, 2012 by T W in Safety Harbor, FL
"Home Run!"
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I bought one of these in summer of 2011 after playing an outdoor wedding ceremony gig with a friend. We were on ukes. I was on a baritone into a nice mic, he on a concert, plugged in. I was truly SHOCKED at how loud it could get, and with great tone. In fact, I kind of chuckled when I saw it, and said "Will they even be able to hear us way over there with that?" They could, and it sounded great. It's only 60 watts, so yes -- there's a limit, but for a lot of small jobs where it doesn't have to be chest thumping loud, it fits the niche. I've used mine on many solo jobs in coffee houses, small bars, a farmers's market, etc., and it's fantastic. There are times where I maybe should have brought my SoloAmp (aka "the Fish-stick") for that extra volume, but this thing really does save room/time for a lot of those small gigs. I've even used it for a beach wedding with a small Honda generator, and it was great! I call my SoloAmp the Fish-stick, and I've dubbed this one "the Toaster." Puts out way more GOOD acoustic sound than an amp this size has any right to.
Musical Background:
Play guitar, bass, pedal steel, dobro, ukulele, banjo
Musical Style:
country, blues, bluegrass
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Submitted November 3, 2011 by a customer from comcast.net
"Fishman LoudBox Mini - A lot of Boom for the Buck!"
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I will supplement this product with a bigger Fishman Amp!
Sound
The sound is really beautiful that come from this little unit. Volume is a little bit of a concern. If you are playing Small to Medium Venues, this is the unit that you need. If you are playing lager venues, I would suggest Amping Up to the next model. Even with a direct out, I had a hard time hearing what was going on in the Monitor Mix in a Large Venue. I played a Guild Songbird and a Martin 000-18 with a Fishman Infinity system through it and both guitars sounded great.
Features
I found the Features to be extremely useful and easy to use. If I had one complaint, it would be that the Second Channel only had an XLR input and no 1/4" input on the front panel. I discovered one on the back panel. This is inconvenient to say the least.
Ease of Use
Very easy to get a great sound. I can hardly wait to try recording with it.
Quality
Very Road worthy and Studio worthy.
Value
Who can complain about something this good for under $400.00?
Manufacturer Support
All Fishman Products are cool! I have been using them for at least 30 years.
The Wow Factor
It is Practical and Sexy!
Musical Background:
Active Musician
Musical Style:
Very Eclectic
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Submitted July 17, 2011 by a customer from comcast.net
"The Fishman Loudbox is simply the best amp for what I am doing, for the right price."
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Used a friends, and went right out and got one!
Sound
The Fishman is an absolute joy to work with. Very portable, small, light and packs a big punch when needed. Doing an acoustic act with another guitarist using the same exact amp has proven to be a very good decision. Our sound mixes very well, with guitars and the vocals are quite nice too. We are using different microphones at this time, but being baritones, we will be better off with the same mics, the Shure Beta 58 is our choice. With reverb and chorus on the guitar side, and reverb in the vocals, there is quite a lot of quality sound. I am also using a distortion stomp pedal to enhance my leads, using just a hint of distortion, and the tone and level controls as more of a volume than anything else. All in all, one of the best amps that I have purchased in 39 years of playing.
Features
All in all, I am quite pleased, really wouldn't change anything at all. It is simple, yet has it all to make a show work, and work well.
Ease of Use
Just the most useable amp I've ever owned.
Quality
Can't improve on what is a winner!
Value
Price is reasonable, but as you know, most of us musicians can't afford much, it is a good investment.
Manufacturer Support
Never before, but will again!
The Wow Factor
What ever!
Musical Background:
Active Musician, teacher, player, song writer
Musical Style:
Rock, Alternative, Country, Gospel, a everything in between
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Submitted September 19, 2015 by G Davis
"Nothing Mini about this Loudbox"
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Fishman hit the nail on the head for this model, I bought this after trying one out at the local retail box music store, I was very surprised at the tone and clarity of this amp, I have a Taylor 314ce and this is what I was looking for to fill the sound out. I usually run directly to the board but I needed something to "fatten" the sound up a little so after trying this amp I thought this is what I was looking for, It was perfect. I used it last night at an outdoor show, only as a monitor for my guitar, ran out the DI to the board and boom, nice full sound. I am very happy with this little Loudbox. Nothing mini about this amp. Coffee shoppers to full bands, believe me it works very well. This is the best purchase I have made in years for equipment. Im very impressed.
Kenny
Musical Background:
I have been playing since 1984, I play Bass & Rhythm Guitar
Musical Style:
Traditional Country, Outlaw Country, Southern Rock
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Submitted March 22, 2014 by David O in Kenton, TN
"Fishman Loudbox Mini Acoustic Guitar Amp"
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I was really hesitant to buy this amp, I mean, come on, 60 watts into a 6.5 inch speaker? I decided to take a chance on it, based on its reviews, and a recommendation by a friend who had used one. I was blown away. I plugged my Taylor 414CE into this diminutive beauty, and it was crisp and clear; it sounded like a really big acoustic guitar. This is my third acoustic amp, and may well be my last. I won't go into the features, you can read about them on the ad. I will say that it's great to be able to use reverb and chorus at the same time. I have not needed Maunfacturer support. I guessed that it would be great as well.
Musical Background:
Play at home now. Have been playing for 55 years.
Musical Style:
Blues, Christian, Folk, Rock and Roll.
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Submitted December 26, 2014 by Clay Strider in Orangeburg, SC
"Better than you think"
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I love this amp. Santa took my heavy hints and got me this for Christmas this year. I've needed an amp that can hang with the electrics at practice and this is it. Simple, inexpensive and (wait for it) NOT HEAVY! Let all heaven and earth proclaim! Can you hear the angels?!Seriously, this little sucker represents well my Martin DRS1's sound faithfully. The "phase" button does a good job of boosting bass at low volumes and cancelling feedback at louder ones. You can kinda hear it doing that so...blah on that but cool if you have your eq set well to cut feedback. And this thing is loud! Did I already say that? If you rock the reverb and chorus with the gain a little hot you'll hear some fuzz off in the distance so watch that. I plugged my LP copy into it for sheehee's and giggles and it sounds pretty cool. I think this thing would work well for piezo pickups (which my Martin has) , magnetic and/or transducers. Get one if you want to be heard over your obnoxious brother 's strat (sorry Tank). And if you don't like it ZZounds' return policy is AWESOME! There you are. Merry Christmas.Clay
Musical Background:
Semi-pro/poser/gear aquisition addict
Musical Style:
Rock, Christian and blue grass
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Submitted May 15, 2014 by Christopher Z in Brainerd, MN
"Loudbox Mini"
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Wow! Great little amp! Play my epi ej200 through it and it sounds great. Vocals sound great. I love to practice now, great for small venues, DI out if need be for bigger places. Fed-ex left it outside at the wrong address, thank god thy good neighbor called me right away! Pay the extra for signature required! Hard to find competent drivers I guess.
Musical Background:
25 years guitar bass. Clubs and at home.
Musical Style:
Folk, classic rock, singer songwriter.
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Submitted November 22, 2012 by Bertrand W in Fort Wayne, IN
"Fishman Loudbox mini"
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Excellent acoustic/vocal amp for practicing, PA's or small venues
Sound
The sound is good to me, even though I have limited experience with acoustic amps and PA systems. I am more of a Peavey 6505+ user but have decided to go more acoustic lately and this works great with a mic on the guitar or plugging my Martin D15 with a lr baggs m80 directly in and using a shure mic for vocals or harmonica.
The amp sounds good with a guitar mic'd and also directly plugged in. The vocal channel is good to and I have no problem equalizing the channels. The EQ and reverb is good on both channels as well as the chorus which surprised me somewhat, I even turn it to max occasionally and it does not seem to over-color the sound like many cheap amp-based choruses do.
Features
It is basically a match to my Martin D15, everything you need and nothing you dont at a cost that is reasonable for what you are getting. I cant think of anything else it would need honestly.
Ease of Use
Very easy to use.
Quality
So far it seems to be made fairly well, I could comment after I own it a year or two with better info but so far so good.
Value
I believe it is easily worth the $330 dollars I paid for it. Wouldn't have minded to get a little cheaper on sale but I have no second thoughts about what I paid for it and I dont think too much about what else I could have gotten.
Manufacturer Support
Havent tried to contact them but it was easy to register the product.
The Wow Factor
Not really a wow type of item, but it looks distinctive and I certainly can wow some people with the level and quality of sound that such a small light amp puts out.
Musical Background:
Hobbyist, experienced
Musical Style:
folk, classical, metal, thrash and progressive, some classic rock
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Submitted June 30, 2011 by a customer from gmail.com
"Wowza! Size doesn't always matter!"
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keep this and think about the new battery powered 10 pound marshall
Sound
WOW! good things do come in small packages! Only reason I gave it a 9 not a 10 is perfection is hard to come by. I play a takimine tc 135 sc and the amp is perfect for this guitar. This little boomer is much more powerful than it's size belies... Highly recomend this amp. 19 pounds!
Features
wish it had a phrase looper....
Ease of Use
I like everything about this amp especially the sound to size ratio
Quality
extremely well made!
Value
bang for the buck
Manufacturer Support
haven't dealt with this company. Just bought the product
The Wow Factor
good looking product
Musical Background:
hobbyist 40 yrs.
Musical Style:
rock
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Submitted March 27, 2011 by a customer from geetel.net
"As good as the Bose Wave Radio; Genius!"
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I like it the way it is because it makes the buyer appear very smart. I would definitely replace it or possibly buy another as you can buy two of these for the price of the Loudbox 100 and run in stereo or add another musician (or TWO).
Sound
I rated it a 9 because it could use a little help on the bottom end. The mandolin sound is as good as you could ask for. I play an Ovation w/ pro plus pre amp & the low end rattled a little but not much. I also have a 64 Gibson LG1 w/ Martin thinline under saddle pickup and it was every bit as loud as the Ovation w/preamp. Very impressive! Highly recomended. Very good on vocal channel as well.
Features
Features are limited but I knew that before I bought it. Chorus is very subtle as it should be, reverb is okay; more useful on vocal channel. EQ is really all you need unless you are finicky. If you have a preamp it is very easy to compensate whatever you may feel it lacks. Once again great deal for the price. Will probably buy another.
Ease of Use
Everything you need; don't even need the manual unless you are a rookie.
Quality
I currently own 3 Bose wave radios and I would equivocate this product to them. Great quality and unbelieveable sound for the deceptively small size. It is less expensive than some of Fishman's stomp boxes.
Value
YES! Highly recomended.
Manufacturer Support
So far no need as it works perfectly.
The Wow Factor
Depending on your needs; it suited mine perfectly and I actually had fun showing it off to my bandmates & students. I guess the technological marvel aspect and the sound, compact size and reputable brand name all make it a very desirable purchase.
Musical Background:
Active Musician since 1964
Musical Style:
All styles
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Submitted December 13, 2016 by Gerry G in Houston, TX
"Great Worship Tool"
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I use this amp for worship outside of my church. My Taylor 214ce deluxe is incredible through this little guy. Feedback was a very small issue but that was due to my poor positioning. I didnt like chorus on accoustic until I tried this amp. It is very pleasing but doesn't distract from the guitar's natural sound. If you crank it though you can change the sound but its is still sweet on the ears. It gets loud regardless of size. I tried a lot of amps and I simply loved this one. The covering is terrible and easily torn so I purchased the amp cover since its always on the go with me. Other than that, yoiu cant go wrong getting this light weight amp with big sound.
Musical Background:
20 years playing at church.
Musical Style:
Gospel, contemporary christian, blues, jazz, r&b
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Submitted February 21, 2011 by a customer from gmail.com
"This is a great little acoustic amp."
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This amp is exactly what I have been looking for for many years.
Sound
I recently got this amp from ZZounds and it has an incredible sound. With the undersaddle (Martin/Fishman Thinline) pickup on my OM, it has a nice acoustic tone. I found that the best sound with this pickup comes with the mid-range and bass slightly reduced. I have also run a mic through it (both dynamic and condenser) and it works great. I used both a mic and the UST at the same time and it gives a natural acoustic sound plus good definition of each string that works great for finger-picking. I also tried it with an acoustic-electric gut string (nice results) and an old 50's Gibson ES-125 electric (mellow jazz sounds).
Features
This amp has a good-sounding reverb and the chorus is a nice effect (it gives a good full sound with just a bit of chorus).
Ease of Use
It takes no time at all to get a nice acoustic sound.
Quality
High quality, nice looking amp.
Value
If you play solo guitar in small venues, this amp is perfect. It would also be great as your on-stage monitor in a band where you run through a PA.
Manufacturer Support
I have not needed to call for support.
The Wow Factor
I like the vibe.
Musical Background:
singer-songwriter
Musical Style:
contemporary folk
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Submitted January 23, 2014 by Sally D in New York, NY
"LOUDBOX MINI ROCKS!"
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Fantastic little amp with a wonderfully huge and brilliant sound. I cannot imagine anyone being disappointed by this incredible little creature! It would be perfect for a small-ish venue or busking, and to use as your own personal monitor it is excellent. If your sights are set on larger stages/venues, I would step up to the next size, but don't get me wrong, this baby does pack a punch. If your acoustic guitar or instrument has a quality pickup, paired with the Loudbox Mini you will be smiling. Go for it!
Musical Background:
Professional working musician for the past 30 years
Musical Style:
Singer-songwriter, pop, funk, rock.
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Submitted July 28, 2017 by Stephen Lopez in Reddick, FL
"One heck of a little amp"
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I have nothing but good to speak of this little guy. I am a pro solo musician do a lot of privet parties, small to medium venues. and have owned this amp for about 3 years now. Built great, sturdy and man it has a great sound. Vocals and guitar alike. the efx are amazing. Many people think I am playing a 12 string when I blend the Chorus with the reverb.
Sound
The sound is amazing. fits my playing style great. it sounds great as is, in small to Med, Venues. and you can plug it in to the house PA for bigger venues or Church projects.
Features
I love the Chorus and Reverb.
Ease of Use
Easy to use, Easy to control, Easy to set up., Just plug and play.
Quality
Built tough my only complaint is that the fabric on the amp peels off for no reason at all.other then that I think this amp would last a long time if you treat it right.
Value
Well worth the price.
Manufacturer Support
never needed it.
The Wow Factor
it looks great at first but after a year fabric starts to peel off and looks embarrassing.I still use it from time to time but have replaced it with a Fishman SA330 PA.
Musical Background:
Playing for over 30 years I play guitar and sing
Musical Style:
Country,Rock,Easy rock,Folk Christian
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Submitted February 18, 2014 by Michael Vasquez in Austin, TX
"Fishman Loudbox Mini"
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The amp is much smaller than it looks on the website but it is surprisingly loud and clear. Almost not distortion and extremely high levels. I use it as a monitor and use the direct out to plug into the main PA. In smaller venues it should suffice on it's own. I did have a problem with the FedEx delivery. I paid for 3 day shipping. FedEx claimed the driver delivered it, but I was home the whole day. Through my neighbor's surveillance cameras, we saw that NO FedEx truck came near my house that day. FedEx put in the claim and 3 weeks later I did get the delivery. When the driver left of my package, he had a scarf over his mouth so I could only see his eyes. Hmmm..Loudbox mini- thumbs up. FedEx- thumbs down.
Musical Background:
46 year music veteran. Guitar, bass, banjo, steel guitar
Musical Style:
Folk, Rock, Country, Contemporary Christian, jazz
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Submitted February 22, 2015 by Tanya K in Keaau, HI
"Fisherman Loudbox Mini Acoustic Guitar Amp"
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This is a surprisingly pleasing amplifier. It reproduces the sound of the instrument pretty accurately. My Martin HD28 sounds natural when played through this. I am completely happy with this amplifier.
Musical Background:
I play mostly for myself. Have been playing for half a century.
Musical Style:
Hard to categorize my music.
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Submitted March 18, 2013 by walt young
"OUTSTANDING LIGHTWEIGHT AND POWERFUL"
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Do not mistake this little amp PA for some Mickey Mouse toy just because it is small. I heard a buddy performing with one and went and bought it the next day. I do a lot of solo gigs. From quiet dinner to large halls. I have used the Roland, Fender amps, and PA systems. To make it short and sweet I just played a 40 x 90 hall full of people dining and dancing with this and had plenty of volume to spare and the sound quality guitar and vocals was excellent. You will not believe this is a six and a half inch speaker. I was set up and tore down in minutes. No pain no strain.
Musical Background:
Play professionally
Musical Style:
Country and pop.
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Submitted August 29, 2011 by a customer from knology.net
"Not bad, not bad at all!"
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Though it frustrates me getting the right sound for the room sometimes, I get A LOT of compliments on this amp from people with discerning ears that would have no problem letting me know otherwise if it wasn't good. And OMG, do I LOVE the lightness of its being. It's highly versitile in its possible applications, lots of bang for my bucks. Like I said, I'm already using it a lot, 'spect that to continue
Sound
The sound quality for the guitar channel IS industry standard acceptable, but nothing more. The distortion treshold is surprisingly high - I used it solo in a large church and did NOT loose the "accoustic" sound. The amp also cuts through in my Contemporary Gospel group quite well. However it really won't get over a rock band before disortion unless you send the Direct Out into a PA.
The chorus and reverb on the guitar channel are quite nice and in order to get this amp to sound good you DO need to use them; it takes some tweeking. Now, the Mic side was a VERY pleasant surprise, like WOW, and when you use that channel while playing the guitar, the sound of the guitar REALLY comes to life. This is DEFINITELY the application where the amp sounds best, highly pleasing, and it'll darned well cover a good sized coffee house.
Features
The direct out on the guitar is a little tinny, which was easily beefed up with a bump or two of EQ on the mixer channel of our PA. The direct signal is NOT noisy, a REALLY nice surprise! The phase changer helps with tweaking too.
The advertising is a little deceptive regarding usage of magnetic and piezo type pickups. There's NO switch to itenuate such, you have to manually raise the volume to a certain hash mark to accomodate for magnetic pickups. Another feature I'd have liked to had involves the amp cover I bought seperately. The amp's power cable has to be removed to get the cover on and there's no pouch for that cable on the amp cover, a pouch to accomadate a guitar cord would have been nice too.
Ease of Use
Not too hard to get a good sound, but it definitley wants to be tweeked diferently for each room you play in, which in the end becomes your freind with this amp. You really can dial in the right sound realtive to the room, particulary when using the guitar and Mic channel together. And here's the rub - GRAB AND GO! This amp is lighter than a guitar in a hardshell case. Now that's ease of use in my book. My back is soooo happy!
Quality
Only had it a month, but I've used it in performance a lot and it's been totally reliable. It seems to be built very well; no rattle, no hum here. Everything works.
Value
Thar' she blows! THE PRICE IS RIGHT! No, it doesn't sound like its 1000 dollar counterparts, but it sounds pretty darned good, and what you get here for the bucks is just amazing, particularly the Mic channel. You can easily use this for all sorts of Public Address applications.
Manufacturer Support
Haven't had any reason to contact Fishman; amp functions very well.
The Wow Factor
Also a tad deceptive in the advertising is that it really looks in the picture like the sides of the amp are a beautifully stained wood - it's brown tolex, nice color though, really good looking little amp.
Musical Background:
Professional Musician
Musical Style:
Whatever the gig requires
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Submitted November 26, 2012 by ramil terrado in honolulu, HI
"i really this product beside the fact the size of it is so small but delivers the best quality sound"
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my review on this product and my experience before buying it so helpful with the technician that helped me and how he explain things to me so he did and outstanding job.
Sound
awesome quality
Musical Background:
jam at home and church
Musical Style:
christian
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Submitted February 6, 2012 by Ace G in Cathedral City, CA
"small but terrible"
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I was looking for a good amp with quality sound, since Iam using a martin with a fishman pick-up, I decided why not get a fishman amp, but then when I check their cheapest product, I thought that it was too small and may not handle my venues, but after reading some review,so I decided to buy it w/ competitive price match.As soon as I got it, test it, and...WOW! this is terrible...clean sound and has everything I need for my gig and the good thing is I could plug it in direct to our main board w/out and extra D.I. overall, I'm very much satisfied. This is best when you move from gig to gig, very handy yet powerful enough to be heard 1000sq venue.
Musical Background:
20 years musician, church, public events and at home.
Musical Style:
pop,mellow,christian
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Submitted February 13, 2018 by mark witham in Dixon, CA
"Fishman Loadbox Mini"
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Nice little amp with punch, I didn't hit the right button when I ordered it..So I didn't at first get the amp cover and tuner as I thought was listed...Called zZounds and they sent it to me with no hassles no problems. The only two issues I got with this amp is the feedback and controlling it and a headphone out wished it had one. Two minor issues that I can live with...Mostly after hearing the sound of this amp..Its a big wow..soo clean with no crackles or pops love it...And thanks zZounds for great survice..you guys rock!!!!
Musical Background:
playing for 40+ years, play guitar and alittle bit of other string instruments
Musical Style:
Blueish Rock some folkish and classical stuff also.
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Submitted June 18, 2015 by Big Frank S. in Orange, CA
"A great little acoustic amp"
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Unlike larger combo amps, this Fishman Mini Loudbox ws developed just for acoustic guitars. All my acoustics that I have plugged in sound great, just like an acoustic guitar should.At 60W, it is perfect for the house or small to mid-sized location gigs.It has hi, mid and lo tone knobs and a gain knob. It also has an XLR jamk for your mic and an MP3 jack for when you take a break during a gig.
I did not have to use manufacturer's support so that's why only one star.
Musical Background:
I've ben playing mainly acoustic guitar for over 20 years
Musical Style:
Blues, mellow guitar, country.
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Submitted June 2, 2012 by William B in Nashville , TN
"Fishman Loudbox Mini "
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Have been using the mini for coffee houses. It is awesome, loud, clean, and the projection is like magic. Plus with the pay as you play plan, working musicians can finally get the equipment they need. Thanks zZounds, you are the True Musicians Friend.
Musical Background:
Played professionally for over 40 years. Now I play for old folks, Vets and such, for free. Cu
Musical Style:
Old time country and blues.
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Submitted August 25, 2012 by Dean Neal
"Little Big Box"
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Very nice tone. Perfect for the party, just grab n' go.
Musical Style:
Eclectic.
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Submitted August 3, 2013 by Chris L in Missoula, MT
"Got me out of a Jam"
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I was in a brewery playing to a large and LOUD crowd- I was running the mini in stereo with another "un-named" acoustic amplifier when the "un-named" amp gave up the ghost- like most musicians I have to fix things on the fly and always turn to the proverbial PLAN B-. After checking this and that and the kitchen sink I dropped the "un-named" amp from the chain all together and used only the mini.
Well, after a few adjustments the mini did the trick and the crowd, as well as yours truly ended up very happy-granted, the mini was HOT after nearly 3.5 hrs but it did the trick and I am very pleased with this little, yet comfortably loud/balanced amp.
Musical Background:
singer-songwriter for 25 year- I play guitar, banjo, dobro and mando
Musical Style:
americana-folk-blues-ROCk-real country.
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Submitted January 6, 2019 by jimdave bullin in lavinia, TN
"good amp bad cover"
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!st time I transported it the "FREE COVER" rubbed through the cheap vinyl covering and continues today. Good amp but almost everyone I see has pealing of the crapy covering. Too bad. Have seen new ones with wood sides Should be available to those of us that got the crappie ones.Otherwise a great amp. I use it for Harmonica, but makes me mad everytime I looke at it. I've seen 40 year old amps that look good.
Musical Background:
65 years harmonica guitar elect/acoustic
Musical Style:
country
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Submitted January 12, 2012 by a customer from yahoo.com
"Small but accurate and powerful!"
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Sound
When it came out of the box, it was small, I thought it's not gonna do the job, but after reading some review, I'm finally convince, and when I start plugging and playing my Martin...WOW! couldn't believe! its small but delivers excellent and powerful sound.
Features
It's fishman, what else can I say. I play on church band with 6 peice instrument, and I never had a prob.
Ease of Use
Very easy! I've worked with several mixing/audio set up and this one is a walk in the park
Quality
Very sturdy. No distorted sound!
Value
I got a competitive sale price from zzound and it's pretty reasonable!
Musical Background:
25 years
Musical Style:
Pop, rock,christain, gospel
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