First Look - Roland Cube Micro GX, Cube Lite and Cube 20GX

[@johannessilver8653]

I bought this micro cube and it is so good and versatile small practise amp. Only thing I miss is that delay and reverb can not be used at the same time. But basically it works so well and in a vide range of styles and sounds.

[@gazfunk]

These Cube amps are very underrated. I bought the 40w Cube as a second amp and I've ended up using it all the time. Its great for live work. Its loud as hell and its built like a tank.

[@fluturisialbine2585]

thank you sir ! if only politicians and presidents will speak so easy and fluently about theire subjects , like you are speaking about the amps! and without a promter!

[@albedo0point39]

I bought a Micro Cube 6 years ago as my first amp and I still use it almost daily for practice. Awesome and very solid - I'll be getting this update as soon as it hits the shops. I've auditioned the previous version of the 20, and owned the previous 40 also. IMO, both of these amps lack a bit of 'sparkle'. They would benefit from the presence control that's in the 80, as I found that the treble control frequency was set a little low to dial that in. Of course, the new updates may be better...

[@vanillamuffinssugaroipunkc2456]

is there a better amp than the micro cube?? tell me which , I gonna but it.

[@Jonathan-L]

That octave effect at 8:57 is actually pretty impressive. It would sound good with a line out to a PA & subwoofer.

[@NeutralDepth]

20GX if space isn't a problem and you want to keep it in your house, you can still take it to friends places without a problem, but only if you have a ride. Micro Cube GX if you want to take it around and jam with mates, they can get pretty beefy volume So yeah, if it's just for practice I would say 20GX all over the place

[@jovesheerwater]

Really helpful in making a decision. Plus I understood every word. Thanks.

[@ericcrawford9827]

Sounds better than a Marshall 15-watt practice amp. Both of them.

[@davedynamite77]

What happened to classic stack?

[@peroslowned]

good demo, but i think it would be better to use some more neutral pickups, as p90s have a really characteristic tone

[@CraftingCake]

I own the Micro Cube and I love the Black Panel Mode. Is there any Comparable Mode on the 20GX ? I want to update my Amp. I'm a little afraid that i don't have all the sound on the 20GX that i have now on my micro cube.

[@keannotandoc9516]

i think there is an app by roland called cube kit. that can give you many amp settings like, brit combo, tweed, orange stack.

[@qwe1231]

What about using these as a practice amp for a synth? Anything better in this price range? And how does it compare to Roland's CM30 (still being made?)?

[@theeltea]

Asesome review, thanks a lot for the effort, Nick and Richard!

[@jayray-vi5oi]

Or a nice rock sound on zx40 turn the mid-range all the way off during the bass and treble all the way up then hit Lee boost middle boost sounds great

[@lwispe]

Very Nice camera switching! :)

[@jamesatkins8863]

how does the cube lite sound with pedals in front of it?

[@noman9070]

i as gonna ask the same thing. can the Cube Lite be used with a padel or processor?? i mean of course we can, but how does it sound?? did you find any answers??

[@johncollins5552]

Roland amps have always been good with pedals like most solid state amps only if use through clean channel.

[@Kittyspit562]

vidoe is not working

[@kumacatman940]

hi as a beginner which is better for me the microcube gx or cube 20gx?? only for practicing at home budget not a problem??

[@johncollins5552]

Bigger is better 99 times out of a 100. If neighbors moan then plug in good big headphones.

[@alexgordonfreeman]

From rodent?

[@christianvasquez356]

The cube 20gx

[@milk_bath]

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