Fishman Loudbox Mini Bluetooth Combo for Acoustic-electric Guitar

Fishman Loudbox Mini Bluetooth — Singer-Songwriter Acoustic Amp

This 60-watt acoustic combo amplifier was designed for solo performers and duos who need natural, full-range acoustic tone in a portable format. Built around a 6.5" paper cone woofer paired with a 1" soft dome tweeter, the amp delivers 108 dB SPL at one meter — enough headroom for coffee shops, restaurants, and small-club performances without pushing the master past the halfway point. Current-generation units add Bluetooth 5.1 wireless streaming, making it easy to pull in backing tracks, click along to reference mixes, or fill set breaks with music straight from a phone or tablet.

Two Channels, Two Personalities

What separates this unit from a generic acoustic combo is the dual-channel architecture with genuinely independent signal paths. Channel 1 accepts a 1/4" instrument input and ships with a feedback-fighting Phase switch, a 3-band EQ (low, mid, high), dedicated reverb, and a dual-function chorus that ranges from subtle thickening to lush modulation. Channel 2 takes an XLR microphone, runs it through a 2-band EQ with its own reverb control, and supports condenser microphones via onboard phantom power. Each channel can be balanced independently, which is exactly what a working singer-songwriter needs when switching between fingerstyle passages and lead vocals mid-song.

Power and Speaker Configuration — Acoustic Headroom

Acoustic instruments demand clean, uncompressed amplification, and this model is engineered around that principle. The 60-watt Class D power section feeds a two-way speaker system tuned for the dynamic range of acoustic guitars and vocals.

• The 60 W of output power with master volume provides plenty of clean headroom for moderate-volume gigs and band rehearsal.
• Woofer: 6.5" paper cone — handles low-end body and warmth from dreadnought and jumbo acoustic guitars
• Tweeter: 1" soft dome — reproduces the articulate top end of vocals and the sparkle of fingerstyle playing
• Max SPL: 108 dB @ 1 m — fills a small room without strain

Connectivity and Stage Integration

Modern acoustic performers juggle instruments, microphones, backing tracks, and house PAs — the amplifier is wired for all of it. Bluetooth 5.1 handles wireless audio, while physical inputs cover wired playback devices, and a balanced XLR output sends the full mix to the front-of-house console.

• Bluetooth: 5.1 — streams backing tracks and break music without cables
• Aux Inputs: 1/8" and 1/4" — connect phones, media players, or external acoustic preamps
• DI Output: Balanced ground-isolated XLR — combines both channels plus aux and Bluetooth signals for direct PA or recording capture
• Phantom Power: Onboard — supports condenser microphones on the mic channel

Portability and Stage-Friendly Design

At 9.5 kg and 305 × 349 × 247 mm, the cabinet is light enough to carry one-handed from the car to the stage and small enough to sit on a tabletop or low amp stand. The 10° built-in baffle tilt angles the speakers up toward the performer, reducing floor reflections and improving onstage monitoring.

• Weight: 9.5 kg — manageable for solo load-in and load-out
• Dimensions: 305 × 349 × 247 mm — fits beside a mic stand or on a small riser
• Baffle Tilt: 10° — directs sound at the player rather than at their knees
• Power Source: Standard IEC AC cable — no batteries required, consistent tone night after night

Who this model is for

Fishman Loudbox Mini Bluetooth is the right choice for singer-songwriters, acoustic duos, and solo guitarists who need a single amp that covers small-venue performance, home practice, and band rehearsal without compromise. Coffeehouse and winery performers will appreciate the headroom and the XLR DI that ties cleanly into a house system, while home players get Bluetooth streaming for play-along practice and a Phase switch that solves low-end feedback in untreated rooms. Worship leaders, teaching artists, and traveling musicians benefit from the 9.5 kg cabinet that survives daily transport, and the dual-channel design means a guitar and a vocal mic can share one amp without fighting for EQ space.

Three Decades of Acoustic Amplification

Fishman Transducers, founded by Larry Fishman, has spent more than three decades designing amplification and pickup systems specifically for acoustic instruments, and this series sits at the center of that lineup. Built in Andover, Massachusetts, the amp has earned a reputation as the most popular acoustic combo in its class, with countless touring performers and weekend players relying on its combination of natural tone, road-tested reliability, and straightforward control layout.