I've been playing guitar for a good few years, and while I've never been in a serious band (only a bit of messing around with friends before) I have still tried to buy relatively good equipment. I bought this amp after it was recommended to be by a friend, and that's a decision I haven't regretted! I've had this amp for about 4 years now and it still sounds very clear and crisp, which is much better than some of the amps my friends have (which require replacing every couple of years or so). This amp is a great starter amp, and comes with a variety of features. You are able to set chorus, phaser, tremolo or flanger effects to your guitar, along with reverb and ...  Read the complete review

This is my second amp; my first was the small squier amp I got with my guitar. This is a solid state amplifier; it is also a modelling amplifier. This is basically what the box says:-Compact amp in a 30W, 10' speaker design-2 Channel configuration with nine incredible COSM modelled amps-Powerful built-in effects such as chorus, flanger, phaser and tremolo -Independent delay/reverb processor-Convenient built in tunerRecording/headphone output for direct recording and silent practice Aux input for connecting mp3 players, CD players, drum machines etc.The control panel consists of, the three eq knobs i.e. bass, mid and treble, volume for the clean channel, amp ...  Read the complete review

This is a really good amp for anyone from an absolute beginner to an experienced player. It gives a great range of sounds and has lots of different effect that you can play around with and experiment. If you are a serious gig player, you may want to invest in the 60W version or go for a completely different amp. Advantages: *There are lots of features on the amp, which means you can get a huge variety of sounds without buying an effets pedal, which is a massive bonus. *There is plenty of connections on the amp, it has 2 inputs, a foot pedal port and a recording output. Meaning you can play sing and recording it all on to your pc/hi ...  Read the complete review

When it comes to buying amps, I have always tended to go down the traditional route (buying more established names, such as Marshall, rather than relative unknowns). However, after becoming fed up with the poor quality sound that i was getting with Marshall, I decided to have a look at the market, to see what else was available. That is when I came across this little beauty. (according to the Roland website, it has since been discontinued, but I notice that it can be found on ebay for around £120). Performance Although the range of settings on the Roland Cube 30x amp are in my opinion fairly basic (bass, middle, treble, chorus, flanger, delay, ...  Read the complete review