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ROLAND CUBE Street EX Battery-Powered Stereo Amplifier
Description
The Roland CUBE Street EX battery-powered combo amp and PA is ready to amplify your creativity. This 50W stereo amplifier packs punchy, full-range sound into a compact package for performing on the go. Four independent channels accept a variety of inputs from vocal microphones and instruments like guitars, basses, keyboards and drum machines. Eight AA batteries provide up to 20 hours of play time, allowing you to jam for hours on end. An ideal stage monitor or standalone PA, the CUBE Street EX gives you the freedom to play wherever inspiration strikes.
Big Sound, Small Size
Despite its compact, battery-powered design, the CUBE Street EX cranks out 50W of power through a stereo speaker system with dual 8" woofers and 2" tweeters. The result is a clean, robust tone that can fill small- to mid-sized venues. And with two CUBE Street EX units, you can link up for wider coverage at larger gigs. Selectable 25W and 10W modes extend battery life when less power is needed.
COSM Amps and Effects for Guitar
You will appreciate the CUBE Street EX's built-in COSM amp models, which provide instantly inspiring tones at the turn of a knob. Choose from Lead, Crunch and Clean amp types, as well as an Acoustic Simulator to expand your acoustic-electric's range. Essential effects like chorus, delay and reverb can be engaged with optional footswitches, allowing you to switch tones seamlessly during a performance. There's even an onboard tuner for quick tuning on the fly.
Versatile Connectivity for Any Setup
With four channels, the CUBE Street EX handles a variety of inputs for vocals and instruments. Use the XLR mic inputs for dynamic mics, the 1/4" inputs for electric guitars and basses and the stereo mini jack for devices like keyboards, drum machines and tablets or smartphones. Separate three-band EQ and reverb controls for each channel provide detailed tone adjustment, so you can achieve the perfect mix for your unique configuration of mics and instruments.
Features
- Power: 50W (25W & 25W stereo)
- AC or battery-powered (5 hours at 50W; 10 hours at 25W; 20 hours at 10W)
- Speakers: 2x8" woofers; 2x2" tweeters
- Four independent channels for connecting a variety of mics, instruments and audio devices
- Two XLR mic inputs allow two vocalists to perform at once
- COSM tones for electric guitar, including Clean, Crunch and Lead; preamp for acoustic guitar provides clean, natural sound
- Angled back for use as a stage monitor; mounting hole for use with optional ST-A95 speaker stand
- Stereo Line Out jacks for connecting to an external sound system when used as a stage monitor
- Stereo Link jacks to connect a second CUBE Street EX for broader sound coverage
- Easy recording into your iPhone/iPad via i-CUBE LINK and free CUBE JAM app
- Dimensions: 19.4" x 13.5" x 12.1"
- Weight: 16.5 lb.
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Reviews
4.43
37 Reviews
97%
of respondents would recommend this to a friend
Most Liked Positive Review
5
Best battery powered amp on the market
Forget the title of this review. This is a first-class amplifier. Whether using battery or AC power this amp has a great sound. I am a classical guitarist who use an amp when performing chamber music. I require no feedback and a sound that is as close to an unamplified classical guitar as possible. This amp delivers. I think it has better sound than the Fishman amp at a substantially lower price.
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Most Liked Negative Review
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Had High Hopes
I purchased the Cube Street EX because of the number of channels, features(including AC or battery powered), and the 50 watt power output, to replace a two channel Crate 30 watt acoustic amp. Loved that it was lightweight, had separate channel controls, and would run on AA batteries if needed. Extremely disappointed with the sound quality, feedback issues, and the output volume. At a small venue that the 30 watt Crate always handled with ease, the Cube Street EX performed so poorly that I had to revert back to the Crate CA30 I brought for backup. A 50 watt(at high power on AC power) amp should easily be able to handle what a 30 watt amp could. Feedback was horrible, and it was difficult to EQ out the boxy sound it created on mic and instrument channels. Spent 2-3 hours at home trying to make the amp work out, as I really wanted to keep it. Side-by-side with the Crate CA30, the Crate put out more, and better quality, sound at 5 than the EX put out at 8.5 with the same instrument. I am a fan of Roland amps, and was greatly disappointed. I hope that mine was just defective, and not a good example of the product. I expected much better from Roland, especially after reading so many positive reviews. Purchased from GuitarCenter.com, it was backordered, but shipped quickly as soon as they got it in. No-hassle return at my local Guitar Center. That is the reason I purchased from them. I have always received good service and excellent treatment from GC, and do recommend them to friends. None in stock to do an exchange or comparison in-store, so the amp was returned for a refund.
Filters
Best Uses
- Performances24
- Outdoor Events / Games14
- Home Studio13
- Amateur Recording8
- Pro Audio / DJ / Mixing2
Cons
- Limited Functions3
- Poor Sound Quality2
- Weak1
- Sound is just ok.1
- No tone control when hooking up ipad.1
Describe Yourself
- Experienced20
- Professional Musician10
- Novice2
Pros
- Portable30
- Easy To Use29
- Excellent Sound25
- Good Power Output20
- Warm / Comfy16
Reviewed by 37 customers
Great all around and versatile
Verified Buyersubmitteda year ago
byTony
fromTri state nj
Submitted as part of a sweepstakes
Great all around
Not for me
Verified Buyersubmitteda year ago
bySteve
fromTucson
Submitted as part of a sweepstakes
Sounds not bad but not great. Def Prefer the vox mini go, and for 1/2 the price!
So far, so great!
Verified Buyersubmitteda year ago
byJack
fromLa Mesa, CA
Submitted as part of a sweepstakes
I haven't used my Roland Cube Street EX all that much yet, but after much research, I believe I made the right choice. It's great for home practice, without or with headphones, I have tried it both ways. I used a mic and both, an electric and acoustic-electric guitar and MP3 player 👍
Yes
Verified Buyersubmitted2 years ago
byJosé Juan
fromHuntington Park CA
Submitted as part of a sweepstakes
Very good
no. waste of money because of backtracking cheap sound.
submitted2 years ago
byrick
fromcalifornia
very poor sound quality with back track plsy back from any device, very cheap tiny sound.
Good but not great.
submitted3 years ago
byEd
fromTENNESSEE
Home rehearsals, use as portable amp/pa. The street cube 10 watt sounds better over all. Bought this one for the extra channels and power. Not bad but is not quite as good as I had hoped for. Having said that, I will keep it and maybe learn some tricks that may improve we my opinion.
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submitted5 months ago
asked byVickie
fromNorth Dakota
I need a replacement cover for my Cube Street EX
This Is the only cover we carry: Roland RAC-BCSTG Blues Cube Stage Amp Cover.submitted6 months ago
asked byDale
fromRock Hill, SC
What other options can I consider for a 2 channel (guitar/vocal mic) portable battery powered amp with guitar effects (distortion option) and reverb and with better sound quality than the Roland CUBE Street EX?
This is nice: Mackie ShowBox Battery Powered All-In-One Performance Rig With Breakaway Mix Control Black.submitted2 years ago
asked byDave
fromKeller texas
Can it be used with a PA coming off the mixer as a stage monitor speaker?
Yes, the Cube could work like that.submitted2 years ago
asked byTez the bassist
fromColumbia sc
Does this come with a charger or is it just the amp
This only comes with the amp.submitted3 years ago
asked byshine
fromNY
Does it have a bluetooth connection for iphones and ipads?
It does not have bluetooth capabilities.submitted4 years ago
asked byElaine
fromTexas
What's the difference between this one AND the other Cube Street besides price? I have the cube street that I got for my bday last year but all of a sudden it has stopped working. Batteries have been changed And I changed out the ac adapter too. I just relieved the bag that goes with it as well!!
Features Power: 50W (25W & 25W stereo) AC or battery-powered (5 hours at 50W; 10 hours at 25W; 20 hours at 10W) Speakers: 2x8" woofers; 2x2" tweeters Four independent channels for connecting a variety of mics, instruments, and audio devices Two XLR mic inputs allow two vocalists to perform at once COSM tones for electric guitar, including Clean, Crunch, and Lead; preamp for acoustic guitar provides clean, natural sound Angled back for use as a stage monitor; mounting hole for use with optional ST-A95 Speaker Stand Stereo Line Out jacks for connecting to an external sound system when used as a stage monitor Stereo Link jacks to connect a second CUBE Street EX for broader sound coverage Easy recording into your iPhone/iPad via i-CUBE LINK and free CUBE JAM app Dimensions: 19.4" x 13.5" x 12.1" Weight: 16.5 lb.submitted4 years ago
asked byElizalde
fromQueens New York
Can I use my phone for music background wirelessly if I want ro use it as a kareoke
Cannot connect wirelesssubmitted4 years ago
asked byDERRICK
fromHI
Can the 4 channels on this run inputs from a bass, guitar, keyboard and mic? Or do I need separate amps for each?
No, it cannotsubmitted5 years ago
asked byHenare
fromKekaha, HI
I am interested in purchasing the Roland Cube Street EX Battery Powered Stereo Guitar Amplifier; Am I able to input 2 mircophones plus a guitar into this system? Your response would be more than appreciated. Thank you
Yes, you can.submitted5 years ago
asked byBrad
fromChicago
Can I plug in two xlr microphones, a keyboard 1/4" cable and a guitar 1/4" cable simultaneously?
It will only take 2 inputs at a time.
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