As far back as I can remember, Roland amps were always considered not terribly expensive, but 90% as good as the best on the market. Back in 1975 I picked up a Roland JC-120, it served me well for a long time until I went midi. Man, some of the stories I could share during my band years with his amp... lol
To my surprise, apparently Roland is still making this amp... 40 years later!
http://www.roland.com/promos/jc_40_years/
The Roland Cube may be small, but it looks like it could handle a lot of situations. Twin 6.5 inch speakers means that it should handle all but the lowest of lows and highest of the highs. Heard them a few times. Here in the summer several street musicians in Montreal use them, and about the best way I could describe the sound was very natural sounding with vocals and guitars.
To my surprise, apparently Roland is still making this amp... 40 years later!
http://www.roland.com/promos/jc_40_years/
The Roland Cube may be small, but it looks like it could handle a lot of situations. Twin 6.5 inch speakers means that it should handle all but the lowest of lows and highest of the highs. Heard them a few times. Here in the summer several street musicians in Montreal use them, and about the best way I could describe the sound was very natural sounding with vocals and guitars.