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Location: Sydney, Australia | Anyone use this combination? Looks like a neat little package and I'm a bit tempted.
http://www.roland.com/products/cube_lite/
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Location: Glendora, CA | Oh Nice! I had not seen that yet! I can tell you as a owner of a CUBE, CUBE Street, and CUBE EX that the CUBE line are simply fantastic. Battery power and multiple lines/mic in plus built in reverb and EFX make this line fantastic for portable playing, jaming, and busking.
Eh I sound like a commercial.
I do love them and will check this out. |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | The Cube Lite does not run on batteries... Or I might have bought one already.
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Location: Glendora, CA | Ah crap, no batteries! Portability is why I love the CUBEs - damn!
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Location: Sydney, Australia | Thanks Tennessee, that's sorted my Christmas present from SWMBO. |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | As to the Cube Lite features... It does have 3 little speakers and the I-link interface.
But the new MicroCube GX has that interface, and it runs on batteries.
The GX has 3W or so they say, and a single 5 inch speaker.
They claim that the Lite has 10W, but independent online review don't agree.
Plus, the Lite is running 120v so it should be easy to get more wattage.
The Luddite in me points-out that you can plug your iPhone into AUX on a CubeStreet or into the back of the original MicroCube, so what's the big deal? But I don't do any of that, so...
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OT: Roland Cube Lite & Cube Jam App