Roland Cube Reviews

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  Roland Cube

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  Roland Cube

  £179.70

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• Guest 24th Sep 2009

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  Roland Cube - Very standard, simple, average amp. Would reccommend strongly for price - it gives you a good clean neutral tone to play with using effects etc; also its very sturdy and quite portable. I have old ones; (not the X series) and therefore there is no hissing sound which many of you have found - this is the auto compression which when you play a quiet note it increases the volume. I'm glad i got the old ones.
  

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• bob woodman 9th Aug 2008

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  This could be an extremely good amp. I bought mine to use with a epiphone les paul custom. When I tried it out the hissing was apparent straight away. I did as your other reviewer and tried other guitars without success. I returned it to Roland who checked it out and said it hadn't a fault. If I had bought it locally I would have returned it for a refund. The Roland cube 30 hasn't the same problem. I've tested it ,as our other band guitarist uses one, which was the main reason for buying the mor ...

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• noelford 8th Aug 2008

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  I bought the Roland Cube amp for practicing on the move, never expecting that a one-watt battery amp would be capable of more. However, I used this amp for an impromptu performance at a social gathering of over sixty people in a small hall and it did a great job.

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• djangobill 6th Sep 2004

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  Roland Cube - Annoying hissing sound when a note is played. Soundman noticed it right off. Tried switching outlets, power cords, instrument cords, even a differemt guitar (used Fender Tele and Gibson HR Fusion), changed channels. Tried running line out direct to the board, rather than mic - no difference. Called Roland (non toll free line). They suggested what I already tried. If it wasn't for this, it would be the ideal amp. Figures!

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