Mini-Review for a Mini-Amp (#7): ORANGE MINI CRUSH
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- Опубликовано: 16 сен 2024
- This will be a quick review of the Orange Mini Crush, where I will speak about it's specs and features and play some sounds. Please note that this amp will be part of a bigger shootout, where we will have a lot of sound comparison samples, I will give you my opinion on each amp and I will even try to rank them from worst to best!
This shootout will include the following amps: Orange Mini Crush, Fender Mini '65, Marshall MS-2, Marshall MS-4, Blackstar Fly 3, Boss Katana Mini, Fender Mini '57, Yuer YS-10E, Danelectro N-10 Honeytone, Joyo MA-10E, Fender Mini Tonemaster and Fender Mini Deluxe Texas Red.
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If the speaker’s rattling - there’s a mechanical fault! I’ve just bought a Crush 20RT - for playing the folk clubs - and I’m absolutely blown away by the modern Orange sound - even better than when I first heard them back in 1978, in Liverpool. I have it set for a clean sound with a warm clean on the overdrive channel; I’m not likely to buy other brands now - Orange gives me what I want!
Thanks for posting videos on this very interesting topic : looking forward to the bigger shoot-out, it will be instructive!
I had a look at the Blackstar Fly 3, the cable on the rear of the 103 which connects into the 3 is indeed an ethernet/networking cable.
I love the look of the Orange Mini Crush, definitely on my wishlist.
The Blackstar Fly 3 amp I have sounds surprisingly good when close mic'd and used to record a guitar track. It's just as "serious" of an amp as a normal-scale rig and it's 100% usable. That really impresses me, and I'm getting pretty fascinated with mini amps now. I think I want that Orange 3-watt mini, especially since with it, I could use it with a regular sized speaker cab. I mostly record at home, so I realize the 50 and 100 watt tube amps I've got are overkill...although I love my Bugeras 1960, Marshall Origin 50 head, and my Peavey 6505 head and my couple of cabs, so I can't say I'm sorry I have them, lol, but the easyness of just grabbing a tiny amp to mic appeals to my laziness, lol. Plus since I live in Texas, I just keep my tube amps in hibernation during summer, because tube amps are space heaters, and when we're talking about outdoor temps touching close to 110°F, our AC can only keep a space lukewarm, and I only use my solid state amps then. That Orange 3-watt would be a gas to have... I've pretty much decided to order one now.
I have one of this orange minis, the output sounds so good when used just as an amp on am bigger speaker
Have you ever experienced the noise issues like in this video?
It's not a noise problem, it's a feature made for noise rock enthusiasts.
@@jupiterjames-reynolds2260Dude, that's hilarious! For everybody else, it's b.s., but it's hilarious! 😂
i assume his is a faulty one maybe, do it again with a new one i'm really curious.
7:20 - sold!
everyone is talking about is sounding too crunchy at top. listen to the 1970's music. Early 60's blues. it sounds like that
Right, too crunchy on top.
I bought one and I absolutely hate it !
why?
Plug it into a cabinet.
@@iancurrie8844It should sound good on its own.
@@Da_Publick ..you were expecting it to sound good with like a 3" speaker. LMAO. Plug it into a cabinet to sound good or use headphones.
@@iancurrie8844 The Blackstar Fly 3 has a 3" speaker, and it sounds great by itself. The fact that it has an extension cabinet is an extra, not a necessity.