Boss AC-22LX

Immersive acoustic experience and wide sound range thanks to a 10-watt stereo amplifier with two 5-inch double cone speakers. Five selectable AIR FEEL options offer a natural resonant sound with any acoustic guitar pickup. The combo has a guitar input with AIR FEEL, three-band EQ, and reverb/chorus effects, a microphone input with phantom power, two-band EQ and independent reverb, built-in 15 organic rhythm patterns that can be expanded to 119 using a dedicated jamming editor application, as well as a built-in looper. It also includes a line output for a PA mixer or for recording at home with AIR FEEL sound. The USB Audio interface with loopback is ideal for recording or live broadcasting. Power is provided using the included mains adapter or eight AA batteries. The MacOS app, which works on Windows, iOS and Android, can be used to edit audio.

• Compact amplifier for acoustic-electric guitars and other pickup-equipped acoustic instruments
• Innovative Air Feel feature recreates stereo microphone setups, producing inspiring acoustic sound with depth, dimension, and natural resonance
• Small, easy-to-carry design with two custom-designed 5-inch twin-cone speakers
• 10-watt stereo power amp (5 watts x 2)
• Guitar/Instrument channel with three-band EQ and dedicated Reverb and Reverb & Chorus effects
• Mic channel with XLR input, phantom power, two-band EQ, and dedicated Reverb effect
• Five Air Feel settings: Dry, XY, AB, ORTF, and Mid-Side
• 15 memories for storing and recalling sound setups
• Onboard Rhythm Box with 15 patterns
• Customize pattern types with 119 selections in the AC-22LX Editor
• Built-in looper (requires optional footswitch)
• Stereo line output with Air Feel
• Stereo aux input for music playback
• USB audio interface with Loopback for recording and livestreaming
• Runs on included AC adaptor or eight AA batteries
• AC-22LX Editor app (macOS/Windows/iOS/Android) for deep sound editing
• Optional Bluetooth® Audio MIDI Dual Adaptor (BT-DUAL) for wireless audio playback from a mobile device, customizing sounds with the mobile editor, and more