CurrentReleased 2019
A small battery stereo amp built for busking, with one mic/instrument channel and one guitar/mic channel. Vocal harmony and a looper are built in, which makes it a one-box rig for a solo singer-guitarist. At 10 W it is for street pitches and quiet rooms rather than pubs.
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Specifications
General
- Manufacturer
- Boss
- Status
- Current
- Released
- 2019
The system
- Type
- Battery speaker
- Power (W)
- 10
- Woofer
- Two 6.5-inch speakers (stereo)
- Features
- 10 W stereo (5 W + 5 W); Eco mode 5 W, Eight AA batteries or AC adaptor; about 10 hours (Ni-MH) at full power, 14 in Eco, Automatic vocal harmony on the mic channel, Looper with up to 45 seconds of stereo recording, USB and i-CUBE Link output for recording and livestreaming, Bluetooth streaming and editor app need the optional BT-DUAL adaptor, Line out to a house PA or a second CUBE Street II, Available in black or red
Built-in mixer
- Mixer channels
- 2
- Inputs
- XLR/TRS combo, 1/4" jack, Hi-Z instrument, 3.5 mm, USB audio
- Phantom power
- No
- Effects
- Reverb, Chorus, Delay, Vocal harmony, Looper
Power & connection
- Bluetooth audio
- No
- Battery
- Yes
- Battery life (hours)
- 10
- Stereo pairing
- Yes
- App control
- No
Size & weight
- Dimensions (W × D × H)
- 414 × 285 × 255 mm
- Weight
- 4.4 kg