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Are you a troll? This is a free channel. I put content for fun or helping others. Not for money or usless opinions. Thanks

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Yes but is so beautiful and the sound is incredible. Martin guitars are a perfect example of why you don't have to spend an arm and a leg to get a quality instrument. Thanks for watching. Happy gigging.

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Thanks for watching. That's what it's supposed to do take the brightness down a bit. Your absolutely right if you have a good amp you might not need this. But if your running your acoustic through a PA that's when this might come in handy. PA system always sound a bit brighter.

@@ttaurus393 Yes I agree; I'm using a Fishman Loudbox mini and I can just add a bit of bass and get the same effect as I would with this unit. I will try it with my Yamaha transacoustic guitar and see if it really enhances the sound. Thank you for the video.

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@@dionermen842 I believe you have to buy it separately. So it doesn't come with it.

@ttaurus393 true, but it is still compatible. The first roland street cube and th EX is not mo adapter can be out on it

I don't remember saying it wasn't. If i did sorry my mistake. ​@@dionermen842

Hi Thanks for watching and writing in. I do not know much about the Roland unit. I can say that the Boss Cube street 2 has a very clear sound , love both the harmony, and looper. It has enough volume for a good crowd standing about 10 to 15 feet away and or a small coffee house. I mostly use it plugged in so I'm not sure how long the battery life would be. But I can say it's a lot of fun easy to set up and probably The lightest unit out there. Hope this helps. Thanks again.

Roland own boss. Lol

Thanks for watching. Really appreciate it. You'll love it. It just so much fun so many options for both vocal and guitar.

Thanks so much. Really appreciate it.

Thanks really appreciate the kind words.

Thanks for watching I appreciate it. I have used both with and with out the tonematch I find it's a preference. I like the tonematch sound and find you have to eq less. But that's just me. Try it and let me know what you think. Thanks again. Happy gigging.

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Thanks so much for the kind words. Really appreciate you watching.

This was just my review on this amp. Not the only review on it. If you need to hear or see how it works there are plenty of other videos out there. Thanks

Thanks so much for watching.

Thanks for watching. I really appreciate it. Glad it was useful.

Thanks so much 🙏 any questions feel free to ask.

Appreciate you writing in. There are two Boss foot switch you can use. One that's battery operated and the other has an adapter plug for electricity. The one I'm using is the Boss FS7 dual foot switch that's the one with the adapter. The FS6 is totally battery operated and it's best for busking. And in my opinion I like the FS6 better. Hope this helps happy gigging.

@@ttaurus393 thats great news, already bought the FS6 before you replied, purely because i preferred the SBS layout

Thanks so much I really appreciate it.

Thanks so much really appreciate. Your kind words. Blessings

Thanks so much appreciate your kind words.

Thanks for watching and writing in. Yes and yes it's an amp made specially for acoustic guitars and it has a built-in harmony effect for your voice as well as a looper for both vocal and guitar. This is perfect for a soloist.

Thanks for watching really appreciate it. And to answer your question yes I absolutely use the foot switch to control both looper and harmony efx.

Thanks for watching really appreciate it. I can answer this the guitar sounds great both plugged and unplugged. I believe the fret board is cut to fit the style if the guitar. I really recommend that you try and go to your local music store and try one of theses super shallow bowl acoustic guitars, they have a very unique sound. I think you'll be surprised at how good they handle.

I’d suggest you look at Glen Cambell’s various solos online. I think ovations are super interesting when trying to cut through the mix as it is bright as heck. As a rhythm guitar, it might be a little bright for most band setups.

Thanks for watching. In this video it's unplugged but I've used it through all my units the MLS 1000, the Bose L1 pro 8 and the Bose s1 pro. I've done several live show and have received nice compliments on both its looks and sound. Highly recommend it if your in the market for a new guitar. Thanks again for watching have a great day.

Thanks for watching I appreciate your kind words.

Really appreciate you taking the time to watch. Hope it helped out. Thanks.

Thanks foe watching and for writing in. Really appreciate your input 👍

Sorry for my delay in answering I was away doing some live shows. Thanks for watching and writing in I really appreciate it. Welcome to the channel.

Thanks for watching and writing in. I just use a standard 9v power supply you can get it at your local music store, they run about 20 bucks or so. I suggest bringing the unit in to your local music store and they can show you the correct adapter you'll need.

I didn't know about the app thanks for sharing. But I am surprised the didn't add in the blue tooth chip. Most amplifier theses days are coming with it built in. Thanks for watching.

Good question thanks for watching. I know it can be lined out to a PA and it can be used as a personal monitor. Not to sure about the band situation, I've only used it as a solo artist artist. But it's a good little amp.

Thanks so much for watching and writing in. Unfortunately I'm not that high tech. And have never ran it that way since I'm a soloist. I would recommend asking this question to the local store tech .

@@ttaurus393 OK thanks for the swift reply.

Thanks so much, I appreciate the support. Glad you enjoyed the video.

Really appreciate it. Glad you found it useful 👍.

Thanks for watching. Yes it works like all the other amp. You can add a pedal board if you like.

I 👍 agree

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Take it any way you want it. Thanks for watching.

Hi and thanks for watching. You'll need two XLR cables one go's from microphone to the blue box and one from the blue box to your amplifier/ PA system. Then if your also playing guitar with it you'll also need two quarter inch jack cables. One go's from guitar to the blue box and the other from blue box to your amplifier/ PA system. Hope this helps. The two XLR cables Jack's are located on the back of the unit and the quarter inch jacks are located at the sides.

Fortunately I've remodeled that bathroom. And that towel hanger is long gone. Thanks for watching the video really appreciate it.

I could tell the difference between a toilet paper roll rack or a hand towel rack. LOL