Acoustic Control Corporation Model 150 Head 1970s

The Acoustic 150 amp head is an iconic, 1970s solid-state amplifier produced by the Acoustic Control Corporation. Renowned for its exceptional volume, clean headroom, and road-ready durability, it was manufactured as a 2-channel unit rated between 100 to 125 watts RMS (frequently marketed or categorized at 150 watts). Though originally built for electric guitar, its robust low-end response makes it famously versatile and highly sought after by bass players as well.

Key Specifications & Features:

• Circuitry: Solid-state design delivering a fast, articulate transient response that remains clear even as the volume rises.
• Channels: 2 independent channels with dual inputs.
• Front Panel Controls: Volume, treble, and bass EQ knobs per channel, a Bright switch, built-in spring reverb, and tremolo (speed and intensity controls).
• Rear Panel Ports: Dual 1/4" speaker outputs, a slave/booster amp output, and a dedicated footswitch jack.