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Features of a Roland Micro Cube

Roland micro cube was first introduced in 2004. It is the first battery operated amplifier that comes in a compact carry-anywhere (play anywhere) design. It can also run on AC power. Basic attachments were provided to every needs of the player (not a Casanova or a Don Juan!). It uses 6 AA alkaline batteries that can play for hours.

Some of the features of the micro cube are:
• Can stand 20 hours of playing on batteries – because it is a high efficiency amplifier it can lets your rock for 20 hours running on 6 AA alkaline batteries and if ever you still want more and there is available power, you can switch on the AC power for your uninterrupted showdown.

• High quality boss effects – the micro cube comes with six DSP effects. All that are needed are intact from chorus and flanging to a tremolo effect. There is a separate dial for delay / reverb.

• Digital tuning fork – making tuning up a breeze with this new feature. All you have to do is press the tuning fork button to get the tone you are looking for to tune that chord. The Roland micro cube also comes in 1/8 inch or 1/4 inch stereo inputs auxiliary. They can be use to connect CD player

• It has a recording / headphones output

• You can take it anywhere and whenever

Due to these features, Roland micro cube became an instant hit. There are many testimonials about the micro cube that can prove its durability and dependability. Aside from the given good things about the micro cube it has a sleek design that you can boast to show. The first batch of the micro cubes are still being used today proving that size does not matter. It is small but powerful and durable.

The micro cube is truly a revolutionary invention that can go a long way. It will definitely reach the generation to come and might even get better with time as it will be enhanced continuously to be able to go with the flow of time without having to degenerate at the trend the technology is going.

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