Roland Cube Street Battery Amp in Black

The Ultimate Amp for Travelling Musicians

If you're a musician who's on the move, the new Roland CUBE Street is for you. Whether you're running to a rehearsal, lesson, street gig, or any situation that requires portability and versatility, the CUBE Street is a battery-powered marvel that's ready to travel fast. The CUBE Street sounds amazing and is capable of high-volume output thanks to a pair of high-performance neodymium speakers. And just wait until you hear the built-in effects and amp models!

• Compact, lightweight stereo amplifier with slanted cabinet design
• Two high-performance 6.5” neodymium speakers
• Battery driven (6 x AA, maximum 15-hour continuous use)
• Dual-channel architecture with Guitar/Inst and Mic/Line inputs
• 8 COSM® Amps, 6 digital effects, and chromatic tuner built in
• 2-band EQ, Delay/Reverb for the Mic/Line-channel
• AC Adaptor included

Great Sound to Go
Roland CUBE amps are famous for performance that exceeds their physical size, and the CUBE Street is no exception. With two high-performance neodymium speakers onboard, this amp sounds incredible, and is capable of high-volume output that defies its physical dimensions. Best of all, it can run for up to 15 hours on just six AA alkaline batteries.

8 Amps Onboard
More than meets the eye, the CUBE Street is actually 8 different amps in one via its built-in COSM amp models. From tube-driven blues classics to modern metal stacks, Roland's COSM technology is world famous for capturing every nuance of the original amps — from the preamp and circuits to the speaker.

Bonus Features
The CUBE Street is chock full of extra features to make your gigs easier, including a built-in chromatic tuner and digital effects processor. In addition to the aforementioned COSM amp models, you can choose from six of Roland's famous effects to enrich your sound.

Portable PA
It's a guitar amp and mini PA system in one! With its dual-channel architecture and Microphone input, you can sing and play guitar through one convenient amplifier. There's even a delay and reverb devoted to the Mic/Line channel.