Does not include battery door. Can be found on eBay for about $36
The Tom Scholz Rockman II is a portable headphone amplifier and multi-effects device designed for electric guitarists, released in 1984. It features amp simulation, stereo chorus, echo, and various clean and distortion sounds, making it a compact solution for practicing and recording guitar.
Sound Quality
The Rockman II is noted for its "quieter, cleaner" sound and improved distortion response compared to its predecessor. It features two clean modes tailored for electric guitars and other instruments, enhancing versatility.
Legacy and Impact
The Rockman II played a significant role in making high-quality guitar sound accessible to a broader audience. It combined multiple effects in a compact format, revolutionizing how guitarists practiced and performed. The device is now considered a collectible, with many original units valued by enthusiasts.
In 1995, the Rockman line was sold to Dunlop Manufacturing, which continues to honor the legacy of Scholz's innovative designs.