Roland Micro Cube RX

[Rapewta]

After getting my new (used) car transfered with the title and the reg fees, state tax, etc... I had $250 left over on my budget so I went to the local music store and
worked a great cash deal for the Roland Micro Cube RX, battery operated bass amp.
The goal is the evening "Farmer's market" and Sat and Sunday outdoor street fairs here in this area. Trio... with the guitar player going thru his Roland bat. opperated amp, me, and the drummer with just a kick, snare and hi-hat.
Anyway... this little guy runs for hours on 6 AA batteries or the 120 volt power supply. Just four 4" speakers, very little wattage but lots of whistle and bells on it.

Another toy but with the guitar case opened up... maybe some donations from the patrons. We are going to work out the mic arrangements with what's available this weekend.

[sammyg2]

I've got the micro-cube for guitars with all the different voices and effects.
Fun little toy, I paid around $65 IIRC (special deal).

If I had any talent at all I could make it sound good but I don't and can't.

[Isabella8688]

Originally Posted by Rapewta

After getting my new (used) car transfered with the title and the reg fees, state tax, etc... I had $250 left over on my budget so I went to the local music store and
worked a great cash deal for the Roland Micro Cube RX, battery operated bass amp.
The goal is the evening "Farmer's market" and Sat and Sunday outdoor street fairs here in this area. Trio... with the guitar player going thru his Roland bat. opperated amp, me, and the drummer with just a kick, snare and hi-hat.
Anyway... this little guy runs for hours on 6 AA batteries or the 120 volt power supply. Just four 4" speakers, very little wattage but lots of whistle and bells on it.

Another toy but with the guitar case opened up... maybe some donations from the patrons. We are going to work out the mic arrangements with what's available this weekend.

Thanks you for the post.