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Acus One Forstreet 5 - 2-Channel 40w Acoustic Guitar Amplifier

Acus One Forstreet 5 - 2-Channel 40w Acoustic Guitar Amplifier

Name: Acus One Forstreet 5 - 2-Channel 40w Acoustic Guitar Amplifier
Brand: Acus
SKU: ACOFSTREET5WD
Price: 648.00 GBP
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Ultra-portable 40-watt acoustic amplifier

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The Acus OneForStreet 5 is an ultra-portable 40-watt acoustic amplifier designed for buskers, street performers, and acoustic musicians who need high-fidelity sound on the move. Built around a custom birch plywood cabinet, this compact 2-way system delivers a natural, uncoloured projection for both acoustic instruments and vocals without tethering you to a mains socket.

Engineered to overcome the limits of traditional portable PA systems, the OneForStreet 5 pairs professional acoustic tone-shaping with exceptional power flexibility. Whether busking in a town centre or playing an outdoor venue, it gives you complete control over your sound in a lightweight 7 kg package.

Flexible Dual-Channel Control

Despite its compact dimensions, the OneForStreet 5 features two fully independent channels designed to accommodate acoustic instruments and microphones simultaneously. Channel 1 includes an XLR microphone input with active phantom power alongside a standard instrument jack, making it easy to run a condenser microphone and acoustic guitar at the same time.

Each channel offers an independent gain control (ranging from 0 to +20dB) and a dedicated 3-band EQ with dynamic adjustment from -15dB to +15dB. You also get an individual effect level control per channel to dial in the onboard fixed-length reverb, letting you add subtle warmth and dimension to your performance without extra pedals.

Versatile Battery Power System

To eliminate reliance on internal batteries that degrade over time, the OneForStreet 5 features an external battery slot designed for standard Makita 18V power tool batteries. Running on a single Makita 18V battery (3.0Ah to 6.0Ah), the amplifier can provide between 7 and 14 hours of continuous performance depending on the battery capacity.

A four-stage LED status indicator keeps you informed of remaining power levels so you never run out of juice unexpectedly during a set. For indoor practice or standard venue gigs, the amplifier comes supplied with an external mains power supply that runs the unit at peak performance.

Acoustic Birch Cabinet Design

Unlike plastic portable speakers that can sound boxy or harsh, the OneForStreet 5 is built using a genuine birch plywood cabinet. This construction provides superior acoustic resonance, structural durability, and a warm, organic tone that flatters acoustic guitars, violins, and vocals alike.

The 2-way speaker format pairs a 30W woofer with a 10W tweeter, delivering a wide 50Hz to 20kHz frequency response. This setup ensures tight low-end response alongside clear, detailed high frequencies that project cleanly in open outdoor spaces.

Streaming and Direct Connectivity

The rear panel includes an AUX input section with a 3.5mm stereo jack for backing tracks and a mini-USB port designed specifically for the optional Acus Artesia BT-1 Bluetooth receiver. A master AUX volume knob allows seamless mixing of external audio alongside your live performance.

For live streaming or connecting to larger PA systems, the amplifier features a balanced Direct Out XLR connection. Pushing the dedicated -10dB attenuation switch instantly optimizes the direct output signal for clean signal matching with external gear, interface inputs, or mobile recording setups.

Acus OneForStreet 5 Specifications

System Format - 2-way acoustic combo amplifier.
Power Output - 40W Max Out (30W woofer + 10W tweeter).
Frequency Response - 50Hz - 20kHz.
Channels - 2 independent channels with dedicated EQ and reverb level.
Inputs - 1 x XLR (phantom power active), 2 x 1/4" instrument jacks, 1 x 3.5mm AUX jack, 1 x mini-USB (for Artesia BT-1).
Outputs - balanced XLR Direct Out with -10dB attenuation switch.
Equalisation - 3-band EQ per channel (-15dB to +15dB range).
Effects - built-in fixed-length digital reverb with individual channel controls.
Power Options - external power supply (included) or Makita 18V Li-ion battery (3.0Ah, 5.0Ah, or 6.0Ah; not included).
Battery Runtime - 7 hours (3.0Ah), 10 hours (5.0Ah), or 14 hours (6.0Ah).
Cabinet Material - acoustic birch plywood construction.

Weight and Dimensions for Acus OneForStreet 5

Dimensions (cm) = 25.3 L x 30.5 W x 28.0 D
Weight (Kg) = 7.00

The Acus OneForStreet 5 earns its place as an essential tool for mobile acoustic performers who demand uncompromising tone and exceptional battery life. Its lightweight build, versatile dual-channel design, and rugged construction make it a dependable companion for street gigs and intimate venues.

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