Roland Cube 30x on Jazz Chorus emulation with Epiphone Joe Pass

Testing this little big amp. Using an external mic instead line-out because this great Roland product play much better live than directed connected (almost the opposite of any other modeling hardware). Sorry for quality, it is difficult get a good tone with a mic. This test is made with my Epiphone Joe Pass with stock pickups.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• roland
• cube
• 30x
• guitar
• modeling
• amp
• epiphone
• joe
• pass
• yamaha
• audiogram6
• jazz
• chorus
• 120

[ShitHappensRLY]

Hey dudes, please, gimme a tune of amp! i have the same amp, but mine a bit less powerful than 'dat. I need that beautiful sound

[rafport]

@ShitHappensRLY it is a good amp, but need some setup. it has plenty of bass, but you should avoid too many basses (it trend to have some hi fi tone, not very realistic) and at opposite use mid frequencies that this amp miss in some way. You can close the bass reflex hole unmounting the front grid, i used a mouse pad to close holes :) i tried also to change the speaker, you can have pretty improvement but you need to choose right speaker for your taste. avoid reverb, here is real terrible

[WilburyVision]

Thanks for demoing a warm jazz sound !

[rafport]

@WilburyVision happy for you visit :)

[ruiner54]

Sounds great...I have the 40x and have a Joe Pass Epi coming to me next week. As far as jazz is concerned, i get a better tone on my cube (which was under $300) than on my Hot Rod Deluxe which is 2-3 times the price.

[StonyRC]

Please tell me which chords you were playing between 0.13 and 0.17 - VERY smooth and soulful.

[Leepyringa]

Thank you so much for there demos ! Watched all of them ! Now I know for sure what amp to buy !)