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Sheeran Special Edition Busker | Review

Published 1 year ago on March 10, 2025

By Guitar Interactive Magazine

Sheeran Loopers Special Edition Busker | Review

MSRP: (UK) £299 / (US) $349

The Sheeran Loopers Special Edition Busker might well be the ultimate portable PA speaker for on-the-go performers. This all-in-one solution eliminates the need for bulky gear, offering unmatched mobility and flexibility. With 200W of raw sonic power, DSP processing, and a built-in 3-channel mixer, it lets you fine-tune your live sound with professional precision and adapt to just about any setup. Here's Sam Bell with the full review.

If you're on the hunt for a portable PA speaker that packs a punch, the Sheeran Loopers Busker speaker should definitely be on your radar. With 200 watts of power, this compact powerhouse delivers impressive sound, making it ideal for musicians, street performers, or anyone who wants to bring their music on the go.

One of the standout features is the sound quality. Despite its compact size, the 6.5" bass driver and 1" tweeter come together to create rich, full-bodied audio that's surprisingly powerful. Whether you're playing in a small venue or outdoors, the Busker's sound remains clear and crisp, easily filling a space with music that's deep, dynamic, and detailed.

The Busker is also incredibly versatile. It boasts a 3-channel mixer with 16 Alesis effects, allowing you to easily mix microphones, instruments, and line-level sources. The combo inputs make it a breeze to connect various devices—whether it's your guitar via jack input, an audio player via aux or Bluetooth, or a microphone via XLR connection. This flexibility makes it perfect for both small performances and casual music play.

When you need even bigger sound, you can link two Busker speakers wirelessly via Bluetooth to create a true stereo setup. The connection is seamless, and it adds serious depth and richness to your audio experience. Plus, with the integrated battery eco-mode, you get up to 24 hours of use on a single charge, meaning you won't have to worry about losing power during a long event or performance.

Another great feature is the Alto app, which allows you to control and adjust your settings remotely from your phone. Whether you're tweaking the sound or changing speaker modes, the app gives you full control, making it easy to adapt to different environments. Thanks to its integrated DSP speaker modes, the Busker can adjust to your surroundings, whether it's placed on the ground, mounted on a stand, or tilted for optimal sound.

Despite its portability, the Busker is built to last. Its sturdy construction means it can likely take a bit of a beating while you're out and about. And with additional aux input and XLR line output, you've got even more options for connecting to external devices, whether you're daisy-chaining speakers or linking up other audio equipment.

In short, the Sheeran Loopers Busker Special Edition is a versatile and powerful speaker that checks all the boxes for portability, sound quality, and flexibility. Whether you're performing on the street, hosting an event, or simply enjoying music at a party, this speaker will definitely rise to the occasion and deliver.

For more information, please visit:

sheeranguitars.com


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