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My favorite axe. A bit noisy.
Great sound and playability. Just the right size. Can be a bit noisy and nearly impossible to shield, so just accept it as adding to the charm of the guitar.
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in these days of iPhones shielding out the guitar barely puts a dent on stage where everyone in the crowd is filming or tweeting away.... I gave up trying to use my single coul guitars onstage and just take gibsons with varying output PAFs to get different drive textures
Packs so much into a small combo.
I love this amp. I don't have a lot of space for a big amp, since guitar isn't the centerpiece of my production. This is a perfect combination of size and sound.
More subs please.
Fun, but not the most intuitive machine. Kind of hate the touch screen. Roland should have given the user more control over effects and synths. I mean when you look at how complicated some of their gear has been, they could have allowed for some program changes to be tweaked by power users, while still maintaining an easy UI for people who just want to jam.
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Don't hate. It's a beast.
If you have some time to sit down and study the manual, this is a really fun piece of gear. People hate on the digital sound, but I really love it. Watch out for bad LCD screen (easily replaced cheap on Ebay.)
Great, but...
This is the cornerstone of my DJ sets, but I wish it had sequencing functions and velocity sensitive pads. I use WM's template to add a drum sequencer, but it's clunky. Feel like Akai could have easily added these functions. Still a great piece of equipment.