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Still plenty of those artists around, but get what you mean. This pedal is great practice tool though especially for the non singers and folks learning. :)

Thank you! Believe me this amp is the biz! :)

Thank you for your comments! Much appreciated! Its informed and experienced folk like you that help people when they read through the comments. This is why I do you tube vids :)

Cool! Thank you for the comments, much appreciated. This is what can help folks and the whole reason I do these vids.

Thanks for the comments! Yeh this amp just delivers far more than the price says it can do.

Have you ever tried to put the phones output into another (clean) amp set to low amplification? Not for more volume (the Micro Cube is plenty loud enough), but to hear how it sounds through a larger speaker? Recently bought a used original Micro Cube like the one in this vid, getting to like it, also through good headphones and backing tracks via the aux in.

@@SaxJockey Yes, I have. Years ago, into a valve amp. It worked reasonably well but I vaguely remember reading something at the time that suggested it might not be very good for the amp you are feeding. Whether or not this is true I don't know. I find the Micro Cube alone is fine for my purposes.

@@xcx8646 Thanks for the response. My other amp is a hybrid (solid state op amp input, tube/valve power section) so might be OK, but I'll keep things simple with just the Micro speaker or headphones.

Yeh its a massive fail for them to not fix the original issues on what should be a usable amp. Have to admit I am a Fender amp fan as they just do the job. have had some Marshall small amps and didn't keep them long due to background hiss / noise issues. Thanks for your comments, always appreciated to hear peoples experiences.

Yep the necks are as good as any higher end Strats I have played, at least the Indian stock ones are, superbly made.

@@stevegroves For ultimate comfort try a Sterling by Musicman Silo 3. Thats the only one that ever bettered my old Encore. You can still pick them up for reasonable prices. Asymmetric neck profile. I've owned Teles.Strats USA Fenders but neck wise they couldn't beat the two "cheap" guitars.

Hi and thank you for watching and for the comments. Yes you can use the Tempo adjust pot, top left hand side of the trio to speed up and slow down the tempo./ playback speed.

Yep totally agree, my main amp is a Fender Champion 100, love the 2 X 12s in it. Even at lower volume it still has full range and clarity. The little Yamaha is great for what it is though. My little Orange Crush has an O/P socket and will drive a cab! Thanks for watching and for the comments, its appreciated.

Yep I have a few I really regret selling now too, always seemed the right thing at the time, but wish I still had them.

Cool! Yeh they are actually really playable guitars, but yep those FX are not great these days!

What amp are you using? just out of interest as not all guitars suit all amps. Also what sound are you looking for? Appreciate its hard to describe as we all have "that tone" we are striving for. Happy to help if I can, as even pick up height makes a massive difference. Appreciate your comments, my channel is a hobby that I hope will help folk out, if not from my advice, maybe from others.

Thank you! Really appreciate you watching and for the comment! Yeh I love that Gretsch, first decent, albeit budget guitar I bought. One of the best playing necks of any guitar I own and an absolute keeper :)

Cheers, all a bit of fun, enjoyed doing this one :)

Thank you! :)

An SG is a great all rounder great for mellow smooth sound or it can really punch out rockier vibes, lighter than an LP too if you go gigging! I am room player so the weight of an Lp is never an issue. Have to love a Tele sound too though!

I am a massive fan of Fender amps, love my Champion 100. Tried guitar through my Bass Rumble 15 and it sounded great!

Thank you! Yep a very nice guitar and with a different feel and sound to an LP. Not better than an LP just different in a cool Gretsh way!

Cheers! I really am a big fan of Epiphones, my collection is growing!

Cheers for watching and for your comments!. Yep I am a massive Epiphone fan, people knock them recently but they make great guitars at all levels. I do need to get hold of a pre Gibson company owned one, that is my goal, and will be worth the saving and the wait :) My highest end one is the 59 and man is that awesome! I feel the need for a custom shop one now too. Good to hear from another Epiphone fan cheers! :)

Stankfinger in the house!

I found the out of two of these amps I tried they both had the same issues. Also found that some guitars just don't get on with the amp and just don't sound right. Could be that on yours the volume pot needs some contact cleaner put through it. They usually crackle as well if this is needed, but I think the issue is most likely in the design itself possibly. They are great little amps but not for everyone it seems. Thanks for your comments and for watching, much appreciated.

@@stevegroves thank you for the reply.

I believe the microcube can run on batteries, think it takes 6 AA ones.

Thank you! Much appreciated :)

Cool! Exactly what this pedal is about.

Condition is everything, but they have become a lot more sought after. Also prices may vary between the UK and the US assuming you are UK they seem to be fetching £200 upwards, though still some come up cheaper from time to time. All down to how much the buyer wants it. Good luck!

Thanks very much! Much appreciated. I will be shortly doing a follow up vid on this pedal to show a bit more of the looping and band creating side, as well as some other features.

Thank you! Much appreciated! and thanks for watching :)

Yep its just too quirky for me! Good for second hand at the right price though. Thanks for watching and for your comments.

@@stevegroves 👍👍

Its a great little amp but it doesn't suit all types of pickups / guitars. I hope to be trying out the bigger version at some point, will be good to compare them. Thanks for watching and for the comments.

The guitar and it's single coil pickups are the issue. You need dual humbuckers for an attractive true heavy distorted sound

Yep great value and well built

@@stevegroves if you have an Arduino lying around you can build a pretty simple footswitch, don't need much else with this amp, you can have 5 levels with 4 presets each I think, can pretty much handle anything. Of course it's not the best sounding amp but it barely scratches the bank.

Yep most useful pedal on my board

Good question, not tried it as dont have a keyboard to hand, but my thoughts are that the input circuitry is geared around the low level signal that a guitar creates and not for a keyboard. My guess would be its not suitable for a keyboard, someone may hopefully be able to confirm this answer or give more detail. If I get chance to try it I will update.

Thank you very much! :)

Use mine at home, part of the reason I bought it was because it still sounds great with lots of clarity at lower volumes. But yep probably overkill as a practice bedroom amp :)

@@stevegroves Yeah, there like a solid state 65 twin. Great sound, but over kill. I went for the Roland JC-40 after my Blues Jr Died. The Roland does everything, and in stereo if you wish!

@@marccarter1350 Only tried a couple of Rolands and was very impressed with them, they make superb amps at all levels

Thank you! You will not be disappointed the amp is great! Have fun with it