Reaction of the Roland micro cube to mic and harmonica

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[@nicksonthevet]

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[@GrlbyGod]

May God bless your household. God loves you & so do I. Thank you for this video brother.🙏🏾🫂💐❤️

[@nicksonthevet]

Amen, be blessed too

[@jerryguy2845]

Thanks for to review! Take care and keep playing!

[@nicksonthevet]

Thanks for watching. I play daily but do not upload daily

[@p.szusta]

Hi bro i was watching your movies before. Now i discovered your channel again..
Great amp i have the newest version
Different logo at front and one sound effect more.
How much it cost, and how long you must work for that amp?

[@nicksonthevet]

Thanks for caring. If I can afford it, I like the bigger brother, the cube Street ex. It costs around $600

[@paulsilva6543]

Thank you for the demonstration. Did you ever get your own microcube?

[@nicksonthevet]

Honestly no, I am broke now.

[@damo1140]

cool bruzz

[@nicksonthevet]

Thanks for watching

[@umbertolindoferretti6056]

Is the Microcube supposed to play a microphone rather than a guitar? Any chance to somehow break it? Seems a controversial topic. By the way, nice video, thank you :)

[@nicksonthevet]

I don't understand your concern. It is designed for the guitar. However, you can plug a mic using a mono input, but it won't be good

[@ekinarman]

Why this device's aux input cannot be used as microphone?

[@nicksonthevet]

Aux input has never been used as a mic input on any device. It is aux input, not mic input

[@ekinarman]

@@nicksonthevet yes but how about 3.5 aux lavalier microphones? are they only for smartphones and computers?

[@nicksonthevet]

@@ekinarman I am not sure of that

[@Da_Publick]

​@@ekinarmanComputers, including smartphones, have programming that allows them to accept mikes for recording. The Microcube takes it as a mini-PA system.

[@nicksonthevet]

@Da_Publick thanks for the information