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mrgrieves1971
= Cult of Ray =
USA
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 Posted - 06/23/2005 : 09:09:02
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| Wondered if anyone here has used any of the Roland Cube amps for guitar. I'm looking into either the Cube 30 or Cube 60. I'm married with 2 kids, just moved, and just need a small amp that sounds good. I have a large Crate amp, but I think my wife will kill me if I set that up anywhere around the new house. In addition to sound and tone quality, curious about the different amp and effect options that these amps have. |
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BLT
> Teenager of the Year <
South Sandwich Islands
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danjersey
> Teenager of the Year <
USA
2792 Posts |
Posted - 06/23/2005 : 13:57:17
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the only amp i have is an 80Watt crate, i know this info does'nt help but i'm on forum watch while doing paper work.
looks like BLT has got your back. |
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lalalala
- FB Fan -
Spain
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Posted - 06/24/2005 : 05:41:36
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| I considered getting a Cube until I discovered the Orange Crush CR line, which are really nice little solid-state amps, and not too pricey despite the 'Orange' logo... Sounds great overdriven (two gain pots, to go from light crunch to sick distortion), the clean is a bit weak (I have the 10w watts version with a 6' speaker). |
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Ziggy
* Dog in the Sand *
United Kingdom
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Posted - 06/24/2005 : 07:51:42
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| The 15watt Orange Crush amp is wicked. Nice reverb function too. |
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Blank_Frackis
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Posted - 07/07/2005 : 11:24:28
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The first amp I bought when I was just starting to play guitar was one of the very small Roland Cube 15 (or 10 maybe I can't remember) amps. It was indeed very small and didn't get very loud, but it wasn't a bad amp, the distortion channel actually sounded quite good and the clean wasn't bad. If you're just starting or not looking to gig with it or anything then I would recommend it, it's a nice little amp for just playing around the house.
If time's a drug then Big Ben's a giant needle injecting it into the sky. |
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Roland Cube Amps
