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CUBE
cUBE-Goe
Gi
WRE¢RABEED
INSTRUCTIONS
Roland
Please
read
this
manual
carefully
for
proper
operation
of
this
unit.
aaa
+.
a
i
‘
FEATURES
®
This
portable,
full
range,
two
way
speaker
system
fea-
tures
a
powerful
sound
and
extremely
well
balanced
fre-
quency
characteristics.
®
CUBE-60
Keyboard
has
2-ch
inputs
for
performing
two
keyboard
instrument
simultaneously.
©
Each
channel
has
an
input
attenuator
and
its
wide
dy-
namic
range
to
allow
the
acceptance
of
input
signals
any
magnitude
without
causing
input
clipping.
®
Each
channel
has,
inaddition
to
input
attenuator,
ON/OFF
switch
of
incorporated
Reverb
system.
©The
6
useful
jacks
located
on
the
rear
panel
include;
Pre-out/Main-in
jacks,
Rec-out
jacks
(mono),
Head-
phone
jack,
Ext.
speaker
jack.
CONNECTIONS
Ag
TAPE
RECORDER
lo
CASSETTE
TAPE
RECORDER,
etc.
TO
PRE-OUT
JACK
TO
MAININ
JACK
TO
REC-OUT
JACK
TO
INPUT
JACK
„KEYBOARD
|
mmama
|
STEREO
HEADPHON
IRH-10}
TO
HEADPHONE
JACK
CONTROLS
AND
FUNCTIONS
CONTROL
PANEL
REVERB
SWITCH
INPUT
JACKS
1,2
INPUT
JACKS
1,2
There
are
2
input
jacks
for
input
signal
from
keyboard
instrument.
Respective
volume
contro}
allows
to
mix
with
the
best
balance.
REVERB
SWITCH
There
is
2
reverb
ON/OFF
switches
for
each
volume
which
you
can
independently
use
the
reverb
effect
depending
on
your
requirement.
REAR
PANEL
REC-OUT
JACK
iN
SiGe
|
PRE-OUT:
VOLUME
1,
2
PRE-OUT/MAIN
HEADPHONE
SPEAKER
MAIN
IN
VOLUME
1,2
With
Input
attenuator
which
is
built
in
to
the
volume
7
and
2,
you
can
switch
from
ordinary
level
to
attenuated
level
which
decreased
15d8
of
input
signal
instantly.
TONE
CONTROLS
Tone
contro}
circuitly
on
the
CUBE-60
Keyboard
consists
of
Treble,
Middle
and
Bass
controls.
EXT.
JACK JACK
>o
©
Ooo
REC-OUT
JACKS
A
Line-In
or
Aux-in
can
be
connected.
Both
channels
are
“Mono”.
PRE-OUT
JACKS
For
connecting
input
of
Effect
device,
Echo
Unit
and
so
on.
Also
this
jack
is
an
output
point
which
captures
the
entire
sound
of
pre-amp
and
can
be
matched
to
a
power
amp
(such
as
Roland
SPA-120},
mixing
board
or
CUBE
amp
for
linked-up
arrangement.
MAIN-IN
JACK
For
connecting
output
of
Effect
device,
Echo
Unit
and
so
on.
Also
this
jack
is
the
input
point
to
the
power
amp.
stage
in
using
as
external
amp.
Connecting
an
ef-
fect
device
in
between
the
Send
jack
and
this
jack
offers
a
low-noise
internal
con-
nection
without
overloading
of
the
effect
device
used.
TONE
CONTROL
POWER
SWITCH
REVERB
|
PILOT
LAMP
REVERB
Reverb
control
is
used
to
control
the
depth
of
reverbration.
PILOT
LAMP
The
Pilot
lamp
lights
when
the
power
switch
is
turned
on,
showing
that the
unit
is
ready
for
operation.
FUSE
HOLDER
HEADPHONE
JACK
Stereo
headphones
(such
as
Roland
RH-
10)
may
be
plugged
into
this
jack
for
private
listening.
The
speaker
does
not
work
when
this
jack
is
connected.
EXT.
SPEAKER
JACK
An
extemal
speaker
system
{8N
minimum)
can
be
connected,
POWER
SWITCH
Set
all
volume
at
“0”
before
turning
on
the
Power
switch.
CUBE-60K
INSTRUCTIONS
'81
JUN.
B-3
Possible
cause
T
“Action
to
be
taken
BEFORE
CALLING
FOR
SERVICING
Please
check
the
condition
according
to
=
=
the
table
given
below,
in
case
the
unit
The
pilot
lamp
does
not
turn
|
Improper
power
cable
See
if
the
power
cable
is
does
not
function
properly.
If
the
trouble
|On
without
sound
genera-|
connection.
connected
in
proper
were
to
still
persist
after
checking,
then
jtion,
even
if
the
power
manner.
contact
your
dealer.
switch
was
turned
on.
The
pilot
lamp
turns
on,
but
|
Volume
is
set
to
the
|
Turn
itto
a
proper
level.
sound
is
not
generated.
lowest
position.
Trouble
symptom
The
Reverb
volume
is
|
Turn
the
volume
to
pro-
set
to
the
lowest
posi-
|
perlevel.Or,
turn
Reverd
tion.
Or
Reverb
switchis
|
SW
on.
setat
OFF.
Excessive
input,
[No
Reverb
turns
on.
Decrease
the
volume
to
proper
level.
Turn
at-
tenuator
SW
on.
(pull
The
sound
is
distorted.
the
volume)
CAUTIONS
SPECFICATIONS
®
Locating
neon
or
fluoresent
lamp
near
to
the
amplifier
Output
...
60
watt
(rms)
and
instruments
may
cause
to
have
noise
interference.
Speaker.
.-.
30cm
x
1,
Horn
Tweeter
x
1
In
such
a
case,
get
them
relocated
out
of
interference
Input
jack
.
-2
{2
ch)
range.
Controls
onary
banci
irka
VOLUME
1,
2
{pull
to
at-
@
Be
sure
to
set
the
amplifier
volume
to
"0"
before
pull-
tenuator),
TREBLE,
MIDDLE,
ing
the
cable
out,
because
it
might
damage
the
speaker
BASS,
REVERB
owing
to
unacceptable
load.
Rec-outjack............
2
(mono}
®To
make
connection
of
an
instrument
to
the
amplifier,
Main-in
jack..
be
sure
to
connected
the
instrument
in
the
first
place,
Pre-out
jack...
then
connect
to
the
amplifier,
Observe
the
reverse
se-
quence
when
disconnected.
®
Avoid
strong
shock
to
the
amplifier.
In
addition,
do
not
move
the
amplifier
while
it
is
operating.
@
Do
not
use
it
in
such
a
location
where
much
humidity
or
dust
is
prevailing.
It
may
load
to
troubles.
®
Use
a
neutral
detergent
to
clean
the
amplifier.
Do
not
use
thinners.
®
Use
the
specific
fuse
when
replacement
is
required.
Headphone
jack
..
Ext.
speaker
jack.
. 7
Reverb
ON/OFF
switch.
.2
Power
consumption
....45W
Physical
dimensions
.
.
.
.370(W)
x
465(H)
x
300(D)
mm
Weight.
16.5kg
Accessories.
.
Vinyl
dust
cover
*Specifications
are
subject
to
change
without
notice.
Roland
Corporation