Roland Micro Cube

i have one. i bought it when i wanted to start experimenting with different effects. i use it at home as a practice amp. it's not great but it's not bad but it's not too expensive either. worth getting.

Have one too. It's a much better battery-powered amp than the venerated Pignose (which I also have). Definitely worth it if one needs a go-anywhere, portable on batteries. If not, you can get better tones by spending a bit less and getting a Cube 15 or more for a much better sounding Vox AD15VT.

I have a CUBE 15 and it is a great practice amp to bring places. Small and light enough to take with you, but pretty loud and great distortion.

I don't have an experience with the Micro-Cube, but I've heard good things. It depends on what you are intending. If you are looking for a practice amp, get the Cube 15.

I have the MicroCube I got from eBay for $60. It is a GREAT little amp..only 2 watts but VERY loud and sounds nice. Some cool effects and an input jack for CD player or mp3 Player.

I also must give the MicroCube a big thumbs up. Great little amp that does the job it was built for well. Sturdy, very portable, sounds good, and the battery life is great. Oh, and cheap.

Jason

I found the little speaker couldn't handle much bass and would get very "flubby" for lack of a better term. Sounded ok on a high-gain setting ('rectifier' I think) but so-so on the others. Still, it was definitely better than the smallest amps from Crate, Fender, etc. Pretty darned loud for 2 watt solid-state.

Well I finally bought one and it is everything everyone said....

GREAT.....

IMHO it sounds better than my Marshall MG15DFX....(well you know what its like when you get a new toy)

Cheers

Keith