Cube Baby

On my list of things to get, since wife says no more guitars.. lol. So I preform on small stages, as in like 4 feet deep, and a with a full compliment of other instruments i.e. full drum set, two guitarists two vocals, keys, etc. It leaves very little room for a whole pedal board setup with the things this little beast has. I've used it with both an electric guitar as well as an electric bass. Little tweaks in the live setting to get a decent sound for the bass as this wasn't setup for the lower frequency of the bass. None the less, after the tweaks, it sound good. The two stages don't have much room for amps so this is perfect. Key take aways, presets are great buy may not be what your looking for in a specific setting. So go with the live setting and adjust from there. Be aware with the "amp" (tone) know, once you get past the clean channels, it gets very loud quickly. Others are, pay attention when swapping through the a, b, c, foot switches during a set, if you hit two of them just right, it will knock you out of live mode and back into preset modes. Additionally, if you've not pressed any foot switch for a little while (about 20 mins) it will automatically revert back to the presets and just a simple stopping on the b, c, switches brings you right back to the live mode. So recap, portable, sturdy, rechargeable, lightweight, great for small stage setups where you can go into a D.I. box, love how you can "home" jam anywhere with the headphone an tablet/phone/computer interface and jam alone, IR settings are Adjustable through software that's free and readily available. Overall, excellent work. May get one specific for a bass, but this little thing is doing the job nicely for now. UPDATE: 12.12.2023 Ok, so going over questions from others, and thinking it over, I tried and idea. Some users don't have the ability for a 3.5mm headphone jack to use as in input/output. They thought about this when they engineered it. The Bluetooth function can be used for playing tracks. Meaning, since up the cube baby to phone/tablet Bluetooth, connect the 1/4" output to the amp of ur choice, on ur phone/tablet select what you want to play, (YouTube backing tracks etc.) My set up is: cube baby (guitar) synced via Bluetooth for playing backing track output (1/4" instrument cord) to amp, along with cube baby (bass) 1/4" cord out from bass guitar into cube baby (bass) and out of cube baby into amp and able to adjust accordingly. Thought I had to 3.5mm out of laptop/phone/tablet via USB cord into cube baby then out to amp. It will work that way, but the Bluetooth option means I'm not restricted by way shorter 3.5mm cords.

Sounds great, love the physical knobs. There’s a little learning curve to get to the physical setup, vice preset or edit, but once you’re past that it’s all fun. I can’t get the Bluetooth to stay connected to my PC, but for $35 and killer tone I’m good with that. Might not be an issue with the pedal at all anyway. Feels like a good, solid quality item. Haven’t loaded an IR yet, but I was able to get all kinds of tones from mixing and matching the preinstalled cabs and the preamp types and dialing in volume and tone knobs. It’s very reactive to any changes and the way you play. I felt so anyway. Cheers.

Let me first start by saying that I don't use this for guitar. I actually bought this to use with my synth gear. Currently, is hooked up to an Arturia Microfreak, with the audio going through studio speakers. My main purpose in buying this was due to wanting something that provided the most bang for the buck. I wasn't looking for anything equivalent to my DigiTech rp1000, just something basic and cheap. Based on its specs and price, this fit the bill on paper. Upon hooking it up to my gear, I was pleasantly surprised that this unit generally sounds pretty good. It's not as noisy as the processor it is replacing (a knock off of the line 6 POD), and the effects sound a lot better. The small form factor is a plus with one caveat. I do wish the knobs were just slightly bigger. Overall, it seems well built for the price, externally. My biggest gripe is that when in live mode, the active switch indicator lights blink when on. This is super annoying for me, since I don't use the pedal on the floor. It is located on the keyboard stand right behind the synth. If it's on the floor, I can't imagine that this would be an issue. But, since it's not in my case, I find it annoying and wish the lights were just on as a solid lit indicator instead of blinking. In the end, no regrets about the purchase. I might in fact buy another for another piece of gear I have that is sans effects. I believe that this is a solid purchase for under $40. I wasn't expecting much, especially since I was using it on a synthesizer, but so far it's actually working out pretty well.

Huge bang for your buck on this one. Really good tones that you can tweak and save as presets. Excellent Bluetooth connectivity. Line out and headphone out. The IR selection is great, plenty of low-end crunch. Fits in a big pocket, I can boogie tether-free with headphones on. Sturdy build, feels solid, much better than the crappy headphone bass amps out there. I paired this purchase with some new coated strings, and now my cheap p-bass roars. A very practical and affordable alternative to a real amp. Having only three preset positions available is the only downer.

This is a good product while using portable,

Tem bons IRs de fábrica, efeitos são bonitos e claros. Gostei do compressor, usando em nível 1 e 2. O afinador respondeu muito fiel, as cordas de um modelo Jazz Bazz 4 cordas.

I wanted this for my ukulele to give me more sounds but it is far too small to be of any practical use. I returned it.

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