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- these are two amps that were listed as mini amps. Each of these amps operated on AC or DC power. The soundcube was in the shape of a cube with the "a" logo on the side and the Buster is taller and looks a lot like a Pignose. Each amp has one knob and one input. Both of these amps were introduced in 1975. The Buster was discontinued by the end of the year, while the Soundcube lasted until 1977.
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