Mini-amp shootout - TomsLine Engineering vs Roland MicroCube

The classic Roland MicroCube and the new Tomsline DSP 10W go toe-to toe. I've always loved my Microcube, but it's got a bit pricey these days, and as we are always looking for affordable but quality alternatives, we've found this. The DSP 10W is an unashamed clone, but with a few extra features...more amp voicings, a "tap" function for customising the delay and reverb, memory function for presetting your favorite effects, a full built-in tuner and a volume control for the aux. input. After editing and watching the video thru', it's apparent that the DSP has a ballsier bottom end than the Roland - it has bass and treble tone controls as opposed to the Roland's single tone knob, and although it is a just a few milimetres bigger, maybe that's enough to make the difference. Both run off 6 x AA batteries or a mains adaptor. If you are on a tight budget, the TomsLine is definitely a contender.
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[@thomasstillman4805]

Micro Cube, all the way!

[@bohe99]

Hi John, like your guitar. are there more?

[@ChickenboneJohn]

Are there more? We make hundreds of them! www.chickenbonejohn.com/collections/cigarboxguitars

[@bohe99]

@@ChickenboneJohn I meant same model and coulour like the one on this video.

[@chickenbonejohn714]

Sorry, we've used up the last of those boxes..we might make more...but we tend not to do mass repeats on any particular variation.