Roland Micro Cube R-FIER Stack (metal) demo

This video is meant to help out anyone thinking of buying the Micro Cube. This is the typical metal settingI highly recommend this amp for noobs and pros alike. It weighs almost nothing and is really easy to take anywhere.

Setup for those who care was guitar to amp to computer via the line out on back of amp. Gain was maxed and tone was at about 1:00 or 1:30

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Roland
• micro
• cube
• amp
• amplifier
• guitar
• r-fier
• stack
• practice
• demo
• heavy
• metal
• rectifier

[zigen96]

Gonna get this at Christmas ^^

[BoozyBeggar]

@zigen96 WOOHOO! Presents and food and Die Hard!

[TheLiteversion]

whats the song 7:45 god dammit i know it i just cant remember name :S

[BoozyBeggar]

@TheLiteversion Cowboys from Hell, Pantera.

[HeavyGuitarMachine]

thanx for letting us hearing this thing in action! what guitar and pickups are you using?

[Ananth22by7]

Which is the song at 2:06?

[Porkkana89]

Micro Cube has a really clear sound, but it chokes a lot when you put the volume up. It's a cool amp for the money but if you can spare some more, I recommend at least a 30W.

[RITWIK293]

@TheKangJunho Distortion.

[stonecoldlazy]

Mine was great until it started to have a slight hum after about 3 years of frequent use... It could just be my amp though, still a great little amp.

[MrKermat]

i have this amp and its really cool..you can play like everything (Y)

[TheKangJunho]

Does R-fier stack= to distortion? or overdriven?

[axelfox980]

I'm so getting this amp,partly to silence the guy who keeps bugging me to bring a guitar,my main amp is a tube amp and is extremly heavy.

[Legendennr1]

wait you dont have distorsion pedal*?

[altermann1ify]

I'm thinking of getting this amp, but the metal sounds a bit muddy :/