Roland Micro Cube Guitar Amplifier - Red

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• Ultra-compact portable DSP guitar amp with 5-inch speaker
• Runs on battery or AC power (adapter supplied) and includes carry strap
• 7 COSM guitar amp models including JC-120 and a special mic preamp model & 6 DSP effects: chorus, flanger, phaser, tremolo and separate Delay/Reverb
• New Digital Tuning Fork with support for flat tunings up to 2 semitones
• Recording/Headphones output and stereo Auxiliary input for CD players, etc.

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Plain and simple WOW!!!

This amp is really good for people who are just starting out and need a decent, affordable and quality amplifier.

It is small, light in weight, can fit your luggage easily when travelling( which I do a lot of), but above all,

IT CAN PERFORM!!!!

You can adjust it to your liking, choosing from variety of options;

No matter what style you want to play, chances are, that after you got to know your MicroCube better,

you will be able to set it up just the way you want.

It works on batteries as well!!(batteries not included)

Of course, it comes with a power cord and a carry strap.

I would recommend it to anyone that needs a small practice amp.

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There are several types of practice amps. High end modlers (Line 6, G Dec, Vox VT) that can still run $400+ and are typically overloaded with features. The low end tubes (Fender Blues Junior, Bug V22, Peavey Valveking, etc). These typically are more stripped down (in features, not neccessarily quality). And then there are the micros. I always thought they were just a notch above toys, the sort of amps found in a prepackaged guitar set up from Wally World at Christmas.

Boy was I wrong...

I needed a portable amp for my son to take to and from practice after school. It was important to me that he could schlepp his own gear. He's not a big kid, so even 15lb. amps are pushing it(plus a gig bag and school back pack). That was initially what brought me to the Micro. Not sound or features, just the smallest possible amp for my little virtuoso. Turns out this is an AMAZING amp. The tone destroys the Line 6 and the features crush the Vox Pathfinder (6watt?) or Bug V12. And the Fender frontman not even in the ballpark.

Each of the models are distinct. The cleans are sparkly (more trebly) and the high gain models are very articulate. Obviously this isn't a loud amp, but that's not all bad. You can get everything this amp has to offer at reasonable volumes. It also can be battery powered (the life is suprisingly long), includes a regular wall plug, headphone jack, built in tuning fork (which is kind of lame) and a series of onboard effects that can be run simultaneously. For example, I was able to crank up the delay and tremelo and pull off some Dick Dale surpher licks with suprising accuracy.

Don't let the size fool you. I honestly thought it was nothing more than a toy and I couldn't have been more wrong. There are several big websites and it's tough to find any negatives about this amp. Quality sounding and durable for a great price.

Oh and the red if you can find it looks pretty sweet too.

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Holiday gift to my son. He used it constantly all winter break. Great sound for the size. He really likes it.

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I mistakenly bought this Amp for my bass. But I still like it. It ultraportable and takes up little room.

Excellent amp, excellent value. Roland has done a great job with these and has kept them affordable. A lot of features and excellent tone in a conveniently small size. Sound is robust and not tinny or thin like a lot of small amps tend to be.