Roland Cube-60 Owner's Manual

To connect the Roland Cube-60 to an external speaker, use the Line Out jack located on the rear panel. Connect a 1/4-inch cable from the Line Out to the input of your external speaker or PA system. Ensure the external speaker is compatible with the Cube-60's output specifications.
To clean your Roland Cube-60, use a dry or slightly damp soft cloth to wipe the exterior surfaces. Avoid using any chemical cleaners. Regularly check the input and output jacks for dust and debris, and use compressed air to clean them if necessary.
If there's no sound, first check if the power cable is securely connected and the power switch is on. Ensure your instrument cable is properly connected to both the amplifier and your instrument. Check the volume and gain settings, and try using a different cable or instrument to isolate the issue.
The Roland Cube-60 does not have a built-in tuner. You will need to use an external tuner or a tuner pedal for tuning your instrument.
While the Roland Cube-60 is primarily designed for electric guitars, it can handle bass frequencies at lower volumes. However, for optimal bass performance and to prevent speaker damage, using a dedicated bass amplifier is recommended.
If your amplifier is producing a humming noise, check if the cables are properly connected and not damaged. Ensure the amp is not near devices that can cause interference. If the problem persists, try plugging the amp into a different power outlet.
To achieve a blues tone on the Cube-60, set the amp model to "Tweed" or "Black Panel." Adjust the gain to a moderate level, increase the mids slightly, and set the reverb to taste. Experiment with the tone controls to match your preference.
Yes, you can use headphones with the Roland Cube-60 by connecting them to the Rec Out/Phones jack. Make sure to use headphones with a 1/4-inch adapter if needed. This will mute the speaker output and allow for silent practice.
The Roland Cube-60 does not have a factory reset option. To restore default settings, manually adjust the controls to their default positions as per the user manual guidance.
If the footswitch isn't working, check if it's properly connected to the footswitch jack. Ensure the footswitch is compatible with the Cube-60. Try using a different cable or footswitch to determine if the issue is with the footswitch itself.