I just bought a MicroCube

2004 called to ask where you were back then 

There are several versions available, with the latest having memory presets and app/interface with iPhone, etc.

I think the Microcube is the ultimate practice amp.

I love the Micro Cube and you will too.

I have had a Microcube for quite some time and it is a very handy amp for practicing or keeping at hand for some quick noodling or practicing. When I was still in the workforce, I would have Peegoo and another guitarist to my office after hours for some grub, jamming and solving world problems. A couple times we all brought Microcubes and just used them.
Also I have employed the Microcube as a PA for a single mic when working on tunes by myself or with another guitarist, it makes a handy vocal reinforcer and we would use it along with another smaller watt amp(s).

I have the bass version. It's a small, light-weight, convenient, low-volume practice tool and will run off batteries if no outlet is available. I use it in the living room, usually for short practice blocks, when I don't feel like going upstairs to fire up a larger rig. Also take it with me when I'm traveling (there's a headphone jack that mutes the speakers for in the motel). Has a few rudimentary beats built in to keep your timing honest. Traded a guitar I wasn't playing anymore for it.

I play mostly semi-hollow basses but, even so, my right hand technique tends to get progressively more aggressive than I want it to be over the course of a practice session if I play them un-amplified. Playing through my bigger amps, I like to crank the volume and play with a light touch so using this little bugger helps to keep me from developing undesired habits.

I like it for what it is but wouldn't expect it to be practical for much beyond those uses already mentioned.

It's here! First impression is it is solid! I won't be able to play it today but will check back in tomorrow.

I’ve sung it’s praises in the past. My Microcube is always out and ready to play.

This thing is not a toy! I'll post back later.

Years ago I installed a 1/4" switching jack on the back of one that defeats the internal speaker and sends output to an external speaker cab.  I plugged it into my Carvin 4x12 cab and Holy Hand Grenade, Batman!  It was LOUD.  And it sounded unbelievably good.

Important Note About This: If you want to try it yourself, be sure to use an isolated jack because speaker ground is different from chassis ground.  If you stick a metal Switchcraft jack in a hole in the metal back panel, magic smokey excape from MOSFETs and ampy no worky ever again.

Oh ya, with the gain, vol, and master you can get pretty much any time at any volume level.

Or install an extension speaker jack, like this:

moestavern.freeforums.net/thread/861/spinoff-discussion-section-extension-speaker

I bought a microcube, probably due to the FDP, about 15 years ago. I still use it at home. Great sounds and loud enough for 1 watt(?), decent effects and great value for money (I think I paid about£80 for mine, new). My only criticism would be the inability to save presets, but can't complain for the price.