Feature:
Didn't come with any accessories, but the modeling deserves a 10.
Quality:
As far as overall quality, this amp is well constructed. Very durable, and the sunken control panel keeps the knobs shielded.
Value:
Simply put, there are better amps out there, but for this price and beyond, nothing compares. The small price tag attached to this amp is its best asset.
Desirability:
Personally, I prefer the more classic look of Marshall amps, but Roland did an alright job on making this look attractive. Just looking at the dimensions (approx 16x17x10 inches) makes this amp seem small and underpowered. Beneath the surface though, this amp packs a punch beyond its size. It is definately much more desirable if you have a chance to play it rather than simply look at it on the internet.
Sound:
The Cube-60 has incredible sound for its price and size, especially the acoustic setting. Even on my shoddy Washburn guitar with stock pickups, the modeling allows me to choose a large variety of sounds. Also, the volume control is very sensitive, and a slight tweaking allows easy equalization for jamming.
Overall:
Overall, this amp is a solid product. If, like me, you are looking to upgrade from a little 15w amp but not get a stack yet, I highly recommend this amp. If you have a few spare minutes, watch the NAMM Booth demo video for this product, it does a good job of presenting this product, albiet in a slightly biased way.
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