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Roland Cube Street Ex Battery-Powered Portable Stereo Amplifier, for Performers On The Go, 50 Watts of Stereo Power

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Features: Clean, accurate sounds. Two channels (Mic/Line and Guitar), MP3/ Auxiliary input, built-in digital FX include chorus, delay, hall and plate, external FX loop, headphone output.

Valgfrie muligheder for output power optimerer batterilevetiden til forskellige situationer (Max 50W/5timer); Normal: 26W/10 timer; Eco: 10W/20 timer*) The CUBE Street EX makes it easy for guitarists to plug in and get pro sounds immediately. COSM tones for electric guitar include Lead, Crunch, and Clean, plus an Acoustic Simulator for extra versatility from a single axe. There’s also an AC preamp optimized for acoustic/electric guitar and a convenient built-in tuner. Chorus/delay and reverb effects are available as well, and these can be turned on/off with optional footswitches while performing. Jam and Record with i-CUBE LINK and CUBE JAM Roland Cube Street EX Features Maximum Power Output 50 W (25 W + 25 W) Nominal Input Level (1 kHz) MIC/INSTRUMENT INPUT: -50/-10 dBu If 50W of power isn’t enough, you can even stereo link another Cube Street EX to form a mighty but mini portable PA system – mountable on speaker stands for maximum sound dispersion. In this configuration you can run up to EIGHT simultaneous inputs – no need to shell out for a separate mixing desk.Depending on the power mode selected this amp will run for up to 20 hours of operation, on just eight AA batteries.

These can vary depending on the specifications of the batteries, capacity of the batteries, and the conditions of use. Accessories Owner's ManualBalanced mic cable—heavy-duty XLR connectors, 3 ft./1 m length. Also available in 5 ft./1.5 m (RMC-B5), 10 ft./3 m (RMC-B10), 15 ft./4.5 m (RMC-B15), 20 ft./6 m (RMC-B20), 25 ft./7.5 m (RMC-B25),and 50 ft./15 m (RMC-B50) lengths. Whereas my smaller Cube Street has an MDF case, the EX model has an ABS injection-moulded cabinet, which helps keep the weight down to a very practical 7.4kg. Useful strap handles are fitted to the top and one end, and a soft cover is also available as a cost option. Note, when running from the mains adaptor, that this amp has no ground connection. Experience of my earlier model of Cube Street suggests that fitting an earth wire to the metal panel will help you avoid unpleasant ‘tingles’ when touching the mic with your lips while playing guitar through a separate amp that’s earthed. (This is purely down to a charge build-up. While it can be unpleasant, it’s not dangerous or indicative of a fault.) If you see a busker using an wedge-shaped amp, and you hear a great sound, they are most probably either using this amp or the discontinued Crate Limo. The Roland CUBE Street Ex is not as good tonally as a Fishman Loudbox Artist (see below), but for the price and portability you really can’t go wrong. It is light enough to carry comfortably, it’s easy to use and the wedge shape helps with projecting your sound – a sound that is both clean and natural.

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