Roland Micro Cube amp/harmonica demo
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- Опубліковано 30 січ 2015
- The video pretty much says it all. But to briefly run down, I'm giving you an idea of how a harmonica sounds when played through the micro cube. While this amp isn't meant to gig in a large noisy room, it is great for busking on the streets. It also makes a fine "pedal board" due to the variety of amp model settings and on board effects. This video is for information purposes only. Take it for what it is.
Not hurting the dogs ears! My dog runs in from the garden and joins in howling like a wolf...if it hurt, he wouldn't.
By the way.....nice demo!
U Sir are a genius. I just bought a used one for 60 bucks. To play guitar in the streets. But I also play harmonica.
Good review. I have been playing harp through one of these for over 5 years. No problems. I use an impedance matching transformer to plug the mic in. I just use delay or reverb, never the other knob. It also has a couple of inputs in the back so you can hook up an mp3 player and play along with backing tracks. Master volume works on your input, mp3 player controls its own volume. Just this year I figured out the red Micro Cube sign on the front is just a sticker. I peeled it off and think it looks better now.
I have had one for quite a while. I use it for small gigs and I love the tone. Loud for what it is....sometimes I put a mic in front and go through the PA. Thanx for posting !
Thanks for the demo, I'm looking into playing amplified and this was useful. Good sound.
Thanks for the demo!
Thank you so much for this review. I have started playing harp at a weekly outside gathering of friends. I have a micro cube but some musician friends have told me that it would make the harp sound too screechy. Haven't tried it yet because I need to purchase a mic. II really didn't really want to pay for a more expensive amp just now. This sound works for me.
A great demo thanks, after getting one of these i found your infohelpful
Really great informative video every reviews should be like that have a good day
Thanks for this demo. I own one, and a Zoo Model 2, but neither can cut it at the Sunday jam at the local biker bar. I'm glad you mentioned the line out option, I would like to take advantage of that if I could. Cheers !
Excellent.
The dog loved it....
The recording /headphone line out sounds good into the P.A. with these though it is a bit dirty being slightly powered,while the street cube is double the wattage causing the line out to suck .A volume knob on it would cure that.
On acoustic setting, would have been nice to hear it uncupped; the tone may be muted/limited by the Bulletizer, but knowing how Sonny Terry might sound on this would help. The variations of amped harp are useful, but the extent of the unit's versatility are limited by the cupped harp input.
Good demo but I think your hurting the dogs ears.