Roland Mobile-AC
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Roland
Mobile-AC
Product Info
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The Mobile-AC is a neat little package for the acoustic player who needs portability. It's perfect for singer-songwriters, buskers, or anyone wanting a simple, battery-powered amp for quiet practice or intimate gigs – just don't expect it to fill a large room.
Product Description
- Roland Mobile-AC
- Acoustic Chorus Battery Amplifier
- 5 Watt (2x 2.5 Watt stereo)
- Microphone input (jack)
- Instrument input (jack)
- Stereo input for audio player (mini-jack)
- Volume of microphone
- instrument and audio inputs can be regulated separately
- Chorus
- Reverb
- Wide effect
- 15 Hours of battery life (6x AA alkaline)
- Dimensions (H x W x D): 177 x 280 x 108 mm
- Weight: approx. 2.5 kg
PROS
- • Compact design ideal for buskers and small-space practice.
- • Roland's chorus effect adds a pleasing shimmer to acoustic tones.
- • Separate input level controls offer excellent mixing flexibility.
- • Impressive 15-hour battery life for extended unplugged use.
CONS
- • 5 watts is really only suitable for quiet practice or small gatherings.
- • Limited effects beyond chorus, reverb, and a basic 'wide' setting.
- • The plastic enclosure feels a bit budget-oriented for a Roland product.
Product Video
Key Features
Power (Watts)
5 (2 x 2.5 stereo)
Channels
3 (Mic, Instrument, Aux)
Speaker
2 x 2.5 in stereo speakers
Effects
Chorus, Reverb, Wide
Feedback Control
None
Weight
2.5 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
The mic preamp is serviceable for basic vocals, but lacks the headroom and clarity of a dedicated preamp, best for simple accompaniment.
It's a subtle effect that adds a bit of air and spaciousness; it's not a dramatic effect, but a gentle enhancement.
While 15 hours is possible with minimal volume and no effects, expect closer to 8-10 hours with moderate use and effects engaged.
