It's always been my understanding that an amplifier is supposed to reproduce its input signal regardless of whether it was originally an acoustic instrument or not. Acoustic instruments are not inherently more complex than their electronic counterparts. A Les Paul thru an original Mesa Boogie should sound different than a Telecaster thru a Vox AC30. Electric pianos do not sound like real acoustic pianos, but a good amplifier (tube or solid state) should be able to reproduce the sonic differences between a Wurlitzer and a Fender Rhodes.
Dburdick, in direct response to your question, give the Mesa Baron a try. It's within your budget (used), produces relatively large amounts of power and gives the user the ability to tailor the sound. Best of luck.
Dburdick, in direct response to your question, give the Mesa Baron a try. It's within your budget (used), produces relatively large amounts of power and gives the user the ability to tailor the sound. Best of luck.