Battery powered modeling amp Roland MicroCube

Launched at winter NAMM show 2004, Anaheim, Roland also showcased the smallest member of the Cube family, Micro Cube, at Musikmesse Frankfurt. Weighing in at just 7.5 pounds, this compact guitar amp comes with six DSP effects, COSM Amp Modeling and a new Digital Tuning Fork giving guitarists an amp with a choice of battery or AC power. The Micro Cube comes with a 5-inch/2-watt low magnetic leakage speaker and is the first Cube amplifier that can run on batteries. Using six AA alkaline batteries, guitarists can play for up to 20 hours. A carrying strap is also included, giving players total freedom to play on the go. Onboard effects include seven COSM guitar amp models from classic to modern and a special mic preamp, plus six DSP effects: chorus, flanger, phaser, tremolo and a separate Delay/Reverb processor. A Digital Tuning Fork feature lets players tune up easily with support for flat tunings up to two semitones. Connections include a standard 1/4-inch Guitar input, plus a choice of 1/4-inch and 1/8-inch stereo Auxiliary inputs perfect for connecting a CD player or line-level source. There's also a recording/headphones output for private listening or connection to recording devices and more.