description Marshall AS50D Overview
The Marshall AS50D is a 50-watt solid-state combo amplifier designed primarily for amplified acoustic instruments. It has two input channels, allowing combinations such as an acoustic guitar and a vocal microphone to share the amplifier, and includes onboard chorus and reverb effects. Its compact all-in-one format is intended for practice, rehearsals, small performances, and other situations requiring instrument and microphone amplification.
help Marshall AS50D FAQ
Can the Marshall AS50D handle both acoustic guitar and vocals?
Yes. It has two channels, with one designed for an acoustic instrument and the other accepting a microphone or auxiliary source, making it suited to singer-guitarists. The amplifier is rated at 50 watts. [Marshall](https://www.marshall.com/us/en/product/as50d-combo)
What effects are built into the Marshall AS50D?
The AS50D includes digital chorus and reverb. Its controls include chorus speed and depth plus reverb balance and level, so you can shape the effects for an acoustic guitar or vocal setup. [Marshall](https://www.marshall.com/us/en/product/as50d-combo)
How does the AS50D control acoustic feedback?
It includes anti-feedback controls with a frequency sweep, allowing you to target the troublesome resonant frequency of an acoustic instrument. That feature is more relevant to amplified acoustic guitar than to a standard distorted electric guitar rig. [Marshall](https://www.marshall.com/us/en/product/as50d-combo)
Can I use the AS50D as a normal electric guitar amp?
It can amplify an instrument signal, but the AS50D is voiced and equipped for acoustic instruments rather than electric guitar distortion. Its two channels, chorus, reverb, and anti-feedback controls are designed around acoustic guitar and vocal performance, and its rated output is 50 watts. [Marshall](https://www.marshall.com/us/en/product/as50d-combo)
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