Roland has officially unveiled the Cube Street Mini, positioning it as the most compact and portable addition to its popular Cube Street amplifier series. This battery-powered stereo amplifier is engineered for mobile musicians, buskers, and those requiring a versatile, on-the-go sound solution for various settings like street performances, lessons, or café gigs. The device measures 274 x 110 x 192 mm and weighs 2.2 kg, making it exceptionally lightweight and easy to transport. While Gearnews.com's headline questions if it's 'The Most Compact Busking Amp Ever?', other sources confirm it is Roland's smallest and most mobile offering in its outdoor amp line to date, though definitive verification as the absolute smallest ever across all brands is challenging. The Cube Street Mini boasts a dual-channel design, allowing users to connect a guitar and a microphone simultaneously, or two instruments, making it suitable for singer/songwriters and duos. It features a compact 2.1 stereo speaker system with a 5-inch woofer and two 0.5-inch tweeters, delivering a clear, wide sound dispersion with a 10W output (5W + 5W). Each channel includes independent effects; the guitar channel offers reverb, delay, or chorus, while the mic/instrument channel has its own reverb or echo. Practical features for solo performers include an integrated looper with up to 45 seconds of recording time and a harmony function that automatically generates vocal harmonies based on guitar input. The amplifier runs for up to seven hours on its internal rechargeable battery and charges conveniently via USB-C. Other functionalities include a built-in guitar tuner, an integrated tilt stand, and a mic stand mount for enhanced projection. An optional Bluetooth adapter allows for wireless backing track streaming from mobile devices. The Roland Cube Street Mini is now available for purchase, priced at around €199.00 or $199.99 USD.