4 years ago

This is a live play-test and review of the Roland Blues Cube Artist guitar amplifier.
Roland Blues Cube:

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In this video, you'll hear the amplifier tones in the context of a band. This amplifier is PLENTY LOUD and even at 15-watts, it'll cut the mix without issues. The Roland Blues Cube Artist is loud enough to jam with drums and bass and will be too loud for home use unless you use it on the lowest power setting.

0:00 - Blues Cube Overview
1:33 - My Setup (Epiphone Guitar)
3:47 - How it felt to play (vs Katana/Bandit)

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