Roland Micro Cube RX Owner's Manual

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Pages 52
Year 2008
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Roland Micro Cube RX Specification

The Roland Micro Cube RX Amplifier is a compact, battery-powered amplifier designed for musicians seeking portability without sacrificing sound quality. It features a stereo amplification system with a total output of 5 watts, delivering robust and clear sound through its four high-performance 4-inch speakers. This amplifier is equipped with eight COSM amp models, providing a versatile range of tones from clean to high-gain, suitable for various musical styles. An array of onboard digital effects, including chorus, flanger, phaser, tremolo, and reverb, allows for further tonal customization, while a separate delay with tap tempo adds rhythmic diversity.

The Micro Cube RX also incorporates a chromatic tuner, ensuring precise tuning for all performance needs. It is powered by six AA batteries, offering up to 13 hours of continuous play, making it ideal for outdoor gigs and practice sessions. Alternatively, an AC adapter can be used for extended indoor use. Connectivity options include an auxiliary input for playing along with external audio sources, a recording/headphone output for silent practice or direct recording, and a stereo line out for integration with PA systems.

The amplifier's sturdy construction and lightweight design, weighing only 6.5 kg, make it easy to transport. Its intuitive control panel facilitates quick adjustments and sound shaping, catering to both beginners and experienced musicians alike. With its combination of portability, rich feature set, and high-quality sound, the Roland Micro Cube RX Amplifier stands out as an excellent choice for guitarists seeking a reliable and versatile practice amp.

Roland Micro Cube RX F.A.Q.

How can I connect my Roland Micro Cube RX to an external device for audio playback?

To connect an external device, use the AUX IN jack. Simply plug in a 1/8-inch stereo cable from the headphone or line output of your device to the AUX IN of the amplifier. Adjust the volume on the external device as needed.

What should I do if there is no sound coming from my Roland Micro Cube RX?

Check if the amplifier is powered on and the volume is turned up. Ensure that all cables are securely connected. Try using a different instrument cable and verify the instrument is functioning correctly. Also, check if the batteries are charged, or if the power adapter is properly connected.

How do I change the batteries in my Roland Micro Cube RX?

To change the batteries, open the battery compartment located at the back of the amplifier. Remove the old batteries and insert six AA alkaline batteries, ensuring the polarity matches the markings in the compartment.

Can I use the Roland Micro Cube RX with headphones?

Yes, you can use headphones with the Roland Micro Cube RX by plugging them into the PHONES/REC OUT jack. This will mute the internal speakers for silent practice.

What effects are available on the Roland Micro Cube RX?

The amplifier offers various effects including chorus, flanger, phaser, tremolo, delay, and reverb. These can be adjusted using the effects knobs on the control panel.

How can I optimize the sound quality of my Roland Micro Cube RX?

Experiment with the EQ settings to suit your environment and musical style. Position the amplifier away from walls or enclosed areas to avoid unwanted resonance. Adjust the amp models and effects to enhance your sound.

What should I do if the effects on my Roland Micro Cube RX are not working?

Ensure the effects knob is set to the desired effect and turned up. Check that the battery or power supply is sufficient, as low power can affect functionality. If problems persist, reset the amp by turning it off and back on.

How do I perform a factory reset on the Roland Micro Cube RX?

To perform a factory reset, turn off the amplifier. Hold down the TUNER and TAP buttons while turning the amp back on. This will reset all settings to their factory defaults.

What maintenance does the Roland Micro Cube RX require?

Routinely check and clean the input and output jacks to prevent dust buildup. Inspect the power supply and cables for wear. Store the amp in a dry, cool place to avoid damage to the electronics and casing.

How can I troubleshoot unusual noises or distortion from the Roland Micro Cube RX?

First, verify all connections are secure and use high-quality cables. Check that no effects are unintentionally activated. Test the amplifier with different instruments to isolate the issue. If distortion persists, consult the user manual or contact Roland support.