The Roland Blues Cube Artist 80W 1x12 Guitar Ampfrom Roland Blues Cube Artist 80W 1x12 Guitar Ampis equipped with 80W of power, and a 12" speaker with Tube Logic design. The versatile Clean and Crunch channels can be used independently or combined for a complex range of tones, while variable output power modes let you dial in burning, full-throttle sound at any volume. The open-back cabinet features poplar plywood construction, designed to offer an acoustically vibrant tone for solo or group performances.

The Blues Cube Artist has two independent channels: one voiced for cleaner tones, and the other for crunch. Each channel has its own Boost and Tone switches to shape the character. The Clean channel's single volume control dials in natural tube fullness and bite as the volume is cranked, while the Crunch channel's variable gain control provides a range of grit flavors from mild to aggressive. With the press of a switch, the Dual Tone mode lets you blend both channels together for a wide range of rich tones. And like a vintage tube amp, the Blues Cube works well with stompboxes, allowing you to further shape your personal sound by hitting the amp's front end with your favorite gain pedals.

For effects, the Blues Cube Artist features onboard reverb and tremolo, plus an effects loop for patching in external effects. The rear panel has jacks for connecting an optional footswitch such as the GA-FC Foot Controller (sold separately), which provides remote switching for channel selection, Dual Tone mode, and on/off for the built-in tremolo and effects loop. In addition, the amp's USB jack allows you to capture the Blues Cube Artist's rich tones directly into your computer recording applications.

80W combo guitar amplifier with authentic tube tone and touch response

Comprehensive Tube Logic design delivers the interactive tonal behaviors of fine-tuned vintage tube amps, including preamp and output tube distortion characteristics, and power supply compression

Independent Clean and Crunch channels, plus Dual Tone mode for blending channels to expand tonal possibilities

Master volume, three-band EQ, and Presence control, plus Boost and Tone switches on each channel

Four-way Power Control (0.5 W, 15 W, 45 W, Max) allows for cranked-amp tones at any volume

Onboard reverb and tremolo effects with vintage sound character, plus effects loop for external devices

Classic open-back design with custom 12" speaker and poplar cabinet

Efficient, lightweight design provides easy portability

USB output for direct recording to a computer

Optional GA-FC Foot Controller for Channel Select, Dual Tone, and Tremolo/EFX Loop (sold separately)

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A: Yes, the following unit features a mount type 1/4"-20 Female opening that can adapt to the hot shoe of the camera. In order to avoid banding or florescent flickering we highly suggest adjusting your anti flicker settings.

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A: The manufacturer has defined support for only iOS and Android capable devices, which is primarily targeted at smartphones and/or tablets.

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A: The more ideal way to do this without sending video signal and audio signal to the Panasonic SC-HTB01PP soundbar at the same time, would be to utilize the Optical audio input as opposed to the HDMI Video/Audio input. If your audio is coming out of your headphone output by default for example, you can use an analog to digital converter like B&H # GEATVDA to send only your audio signal to the Panasonic SC-HTB01PP.