Roland Microcube

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Roland Microcube

Postby Rosemary » 08 Oct 2010, 10:58

This is my amp and it's perfect for what I need at the moment with amazing battery life too!

There's a little Flash demo on this site below (but it's pretty loud and starts automatically when the page loads so the computer sound volume might need to be turned down first)
http://www.rolandus.com/products/produc ... ductId=594

I've been taking note of the settings they use for Black Panel and JC Clean but can't replicate those sounds (played with either of my 2 Strats). Would anyone with a Microcube perhaps know what I might be doing wrong or have any favourite settings for Shadows tunes with a Microcube (even though it's only a practice amp?).
Maybe it's one of the tone settings on the guitar that I've not set properly.

Thanks in advance
Rosemary
Rosemary
 

Re: Roland Microcube

Postby Axewoman » 09 Oct 2010, 08:48

Hi rosemary
I have had a microcube for about a year , I got it for practice and portability. I mostly use the Brit combo, (mimics A/C 30) with gain at 0900-1200 o clock (to high and you get distortion) tone about 4.00 o clock volume is at 10.00-12.00. I Also use the Magi stomp with the Shadows patches. The Delay on the microcube doesnt quite nail it for the shads sound. I also like the surf guitar sound so switch to the tweed tone, gain off a bit , and tons of reverb.
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Re: Roland Microcube

Postby Rosemary » 09 Oct 2010, 09:43

Hi Gillian
Thanks very much for that tip. I haven't really tried Brit Combo properly yet and I have a Boss Digital Delay so maybe they'll go well together. I'll try them out tomorrow.
Best wishes
Rosemary
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