Is there anything like a Roland Microcube/Vox Mini3 but for bass?

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• axisus Frets: 28335

  January 2015

  I tried a few mini bass amp some years ago and they were all terrible sounding, certainly none could handle a low B. bought a Roland micro cube and it is superb, I love it. The only bad point is that the rhythm tempo is set by pressing a button twice quickly. Needless to say this feature is utter shite as you can never get near what you want. Sounds are great though!

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• Dave_Mc Frets: 2356

  January 2015

  Thanks guys
  
  No worries on the low B, I only have 4 strings.
  
  I'm erring towards that little Peavey Max 126, it's small enough that I can fit it into the room easily enough, and cheap enough that if it's even half-decent I'll be happy (plus has overdrive- I normally play clean, but would like to have the option... most of the smaller practice amps don't have it ).
  
  Of course, I've decided to get a Peavey just when Peavey has no EU distribution, so when I'll actually find one in stock at a half-decent price (and with a half-decent postage charge) is anyone's guess. ) G4M says early March, but I'm guessing that's a rough estimate rather than set in stone. Probably not a bad thing, though, in case something new comes out of NAMM.
  

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