Introducing Circa 74 Acoustic and Vocal Amp!

Step into musical innovation with the legendary Bob Taylor, celebrated for his 50 years of refined guitar making, woodworking, and passion for pleasing sound. When Bob decided to craft an acoustic amplifier from tonewoods unsuitable for guitars, he gathered a team of experts-Terry Myers, Tyler Robertson, and David Judd-to bring his vision to life. Ideas flowed like sawdust in Bob's workshop, resulting in the birth of the extraordinary Circa 74 Amp.
This state-of-the-art amp transcends the ordinary-your ticket to a seamless performance.
-Dual Functionality: Convenient dual mic and 1/4" inputs empower you to play and sing simultaneously-no extra equipment or hassles. Unleash your creativity effortlessly!
-Natural Warmth: The wood cabinet and speaker combination deliver an ear-pleasing, warm tone, steering clear of the harshness typical of most acoustic amps.
-Universal Compatibility: Fully compatible with all major acoustic guitar pickups, setting up is a breeze. Get started with yours and let your music take the spotlight.
-User-Friendly Controls: Embrace simplicity with friendly controls that allow you to dial in your EQ, reverb, and, most importantly, your passion quickly.
-Ample Power: With 150 watts of power, experience abundant headroom for cafés, outdoor weddings, or simply captivating your living room audience.
-Bluetooth Connectivity: Play along, sing along, or listen along to your favorite tunes. The Bluetooth connectivity adds a modern touch, seamlessly integrating your music into the mix.
-Stylish Design: Elevate your stage presence with a furniture-quality amp accompanied by a matching wood stand. It's not just an amp but a visual masterpiece that engages your audience.
-Easy Setup: Say goodbye to complicated setups. Circa 74 ensures a hassle-free installation process so you can focus on what matters most-your music.
Level up your musical journey with Circa 74 Acoustic and Vocal Amp-where innovation meets performance! Learn more at: www.circa74.com/
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About Taylor Guitars
Taylor Guitars is an industry-leading manufacturer of premium acoustic guitars headquartered in El Cajon, California. Founded in 1974 by Bob Taylor and Kurt Listug, the company is widely recognized for its innovative manufacturing techniques and tone-enhancing designs, and players worldwide love the easy playability of Taylor’s guitar necks. Taylor is currently led by Chief Guitar Designer, President, and CEO Andy Powers. In December of 2020, Taylor became 100 percent employee-owned.
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[@mer1red]

A demo with a clean, dry setup (no pedals, ...), the guitar directly into the amp, would be a better idea. When you use pedals, the result says nothing. And if you ask me: it is the guitar that makes the sound, the amp should not alter that and be neutral, flat.

[@Dinu-ValentinCoroama-oe1mg]

Hello. Bother you with a question: what models of guitars do you recommende witch has the price between 2000€-3000€. I would prefer it to be the model cutaway. Guitars electro-acustic

[@joedzekevich2407]

Question: Does the XLR mic input have phantom power?

[@steby123]

What sort of performer would have the amplifier facing the acoustic electric guitar from less than four feet away? Answer; one who likes feedback, are there notching or feedback controls on the amp?????

[@m.childinflorence1760]

Sounds like a solid state electric amp in the demo. Must be aimed at those who want that sound from their acoustic. Pass for me. But looks great.

[@STRUMMERBOY1975]

Good looking Amp...but Your advertisement show us very little about the Amp's sound....

[@romanjones6124]

only for hipsters?

[@mlewmisc]

That pickup is painful to listen to -- otherwise, its cool to see Taylor branching out with a new product

[@user-fm7om5vz6v]

Taylor owned by the workers decides to make make these in China? Sad

[@tommc49]

Too much other sound going on the determine what the amp actually sounds like. Should just have guitar straight to amp, no pedals. Is that stand attached? Not very practical for transporting.

[@rmzzz76]

Love how it looks, except for that big Circ 74 logo on the case. I get the need to brand, but for high-end products I expect discrete and the product's striking looks alone let people know what it is. Also like Taylor's marketing approach on this. Not over the top and not even Taylor branded. I'm not a fan of Taylor Guitars, they are great for some people, it's just a matter of them not being a good fit for me, but this amp may be a great fit for me.

[@tacdoc8736]

They look nice. It's unfortunate that you chose to have them manufactured in China. Serious players would've paid for high quality US labor. Hard pass unless there's a US made line in the future.

[@dividedbytimestudios]

I’m sure that’s a super cool amp, but the ES2 pickup makes it sound awful,

[@davidpatrick1813]

Terrible!

[@deborahmcalister3936]

Sucks! Best acoustic amp I found was a Mesa Boogie Rosette. Since Bob Taylor sold Taylor, Taylor just throws anything out there to see what sticks so they can take your money!