New to Orange Amps? Here Are Our Best Budget-Friendly Picks!

Are you new to Orange amplifiers? In this video, we explore the three best entry-level Orange amps: the Orange Terror Stamp, Orange Crush 20RT, and the Orange OR 15. We delve into their features, why we love them, and how they stand out.
The Orange Terror Stamp is a 20-watt pedal-sized amp with hybrid technology, ideal for portability and powerful sound. The Orange Crush 20RT, a solid-state combo amp with built-in reverb and tuner, is perfect for practice and performance. Lastly, the Orange OR 15, a true all-tube amplifier, offers incredible tone and versatility at a budget-friendly price.
Watch as we demonstrate their sound and help you find the best fit for your needs.
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00:00 Introduction to Orange Amplifiers
00:20 A Brief History of Orange Amplifiers
00:58 Top 3 Entry-Level Orange Amps
01:21 Orange Terror Stamp: Compact Powerhouse
01:51 Orange Crush 20RT: Versatile Combo Amp
02:24 Orange OR15: Affordable Tube Amp
03:11 Sound Samples and Demonstrations
03:24 Orange Terror Stamp Sound Test
07:53 Orange Crush 20RT Sound Test
11:11 Orange OR15 Sound Test
14:07 Conclusion and How to Get These Amps

[@rebeccaabraham8652]

Can't fault the Crush 20RT! I bought one as my main combo late last year - and use it for playing the local music clubs and when our little (pensioner) group goes out entertaining. It also drowns out the rest of the group who have Nu-X 50W combos....... and I love playing jazz and blues through it! Never needed to go beyond about 3 1/2... it's a glorious beast of an amp - and I'll be using it for a very long time - and it's very light, which is important at my age!

[@buyorborrowmusic]

It really is a beast of an amp and very underestimated! No surprise that you can keep up with a full band. Thanks for sharing!

[@Dang2Production]

Love the Orange Stamp, was surprised how much of a punch that little pedal/amp has!!

[@buyorborrowmusic]

I know right?!? The hard thing to convey via a video is just how powerful and loud it is in the room. It's a beast to be so tiny.

[@Dang2Production]

@@buyorborrowmusic yes!!!!

[@hyrumjensen4712]

I adore mine and have played it into all sorts of cabinets and cabinet simulators. Kept up with a metal jam with it plugged into a Marshall 4x12, but it still sounds powerful through the orange 8” cab.

[@fivefingerfullprice3403]

I got the Super Crush 100, it sounds amazing and is even cheaper than the OR15. It's really versatile.

[@buyorborrowmusic]

haha, stay tuned for a video soon about the Super Crush. It is quite a gem as well 💎

[@fivefingerfullprice3403]

@@buyorborrowmusic That's good news, it sounds amazing, there's no tube maintenance to worry about and the price is amazing. The dirty channel is designed gain staged like a tube amp just with jfets instead. The clean channel lacks a bright cap so it's really neutral and takes pedals like a champ. I love the thing.

[@lowtonezf104]

Just found the channel. Video quality and information is excellent, can’t wait to see the channel grow.

[@buyorborrowmusic]

Thanks so much! Really appreciate your kind words.

[@tatialo37]

Great idea the borrowing thing!!! Set up a store in Puerto Rico!!!

[@buyorborrowmusic]

Hopefully one day! Thanks for the kind words!

[@66falcon99]

Find an older, English made Orange Rocker 30. Versatile. Sounds great. Affordable.

[@buyorborrowmusic]

The Rocker 30s are great. We focused on new products for this video since many entry-level buyers want to purchase new. But there are many great options on the used market if you're willing to do some digging.

[@bane7228]

The toadies !😮

[@buyorborrowmusic]

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[@michaelhead875]

What were you outputting the Stamp into? It sounded like a cellphone at full volume?

[@buyorborrowmusic]

Good question! We were running the Stamp into a 1960B Marshall 4x12 with Vintage 30s (you can see it behind in the shot). It was mic'd with a SM57 about 1 inch to the left of the dust cap, right on the grill cloth. At full volume, the Stamp clipped the preamp (we were using a Focusrite Clarett) and did sound a bit distorted do to the the high volume in the room. The little Stamp packs quite the punch!

[@rorysstuff5129]

I know they say micro stamp can sound very high volume when distorted but what about clean? Is clean loud enough to keep up with the drums?

[@buyorborrowmusic]

Good question! Fast forward to the 5:00 mark and we talk about the clean sound and do a demo. Short story, there's not a lot of clean headroom on this pedal. You can get it relatively clean, but the volume is rather low.
As you turn up the gain though, there is more than enough power in this pedal to keep up with drums at a live gig. If you're interested in a micro sized amp that can get more headroom, check out the Orange Pedal Baby. You'll need to run something in front of it as a preamp (could be a modeler or another preamp-style pedal) but that would give you plenty of clean headroom in a very small package.
We stock the Orange Pedal Baby as well, so if you want to check it out, sign up for our Pro plan and you can borrow it for $39!