Bra skick, fungerar som det ska. The portable Micro Cube may just be the most popular battery-powered guitar amplifier ever. Rightly so, as this powerful and affordable little amp houses a range of functions and sounds. The Roland Micro Cube GX is a renewed version of the Micro Cube and adds a couple of additional features to the mix, such as a chromatic tuner, a little more power, a memory button, an i-Cube Link/Aux connector (for iPhone, iPad, etc.), Spring reverb, Heavy Octave and the new amplifier model Extreme.

Micro Cube: A Convincing Guitar Amplifier

The Micro Cube GX is a real asset for anyone who wants practise before a gig, for amateur players, for beginning guitarists and for parties. In short, this Cube is ideal for any application that requires an ultra-compact yet great-sounding guitar amp. Simply connect your electric guitar to the 6.3mm mono jack input and you are good to go. The Micro Cube can imitate a wide range of amplifiers, suited for any genre from clean jazz to rock to roaring metal. With the Extreme amp model you can even create an astonishingly raw sound.

Effects and Additional Functions

The Micro Cube GX enables you to add 8 different effects to your guitar sound, such as the new 1960s-style Spring reverb or the Heavy Octave, which creates a deep 'sub' sound. The built-in tuner helps you to quickly tune your guitar and the Memory button allows you to store your favourite sound settings, facilitating switches between rhythm and lead sounds. If you connect an iPhone, an iPod Touch or an iPad to the Cube, you can play along with existing tracks or make your own recordings.