I dont get why everyone is hating it. It's not supposed to be 3000$ class A boutique amp, it is an affordable rock amp. I really liked the tones around 2:45 and 3:40 :)
He even said that this amp is a good amp if you're just starting out or just playing on the weekends at home. You guys expect every single thing he reviews to be a Mesa boogie cab but that's not what this is designed for. I have a small Crate amp that sounds the same and does what I need it to do for me practicing. I would never mic that thing up for recording but it's a great practice amp. This is pretty much the same thing.
+Chris Goetchius its more than a practice amp. U can play live with this too for club gigs. I mean what the fuck r u people here big guitar heros who play in big stadiums. Jeeze. In my band our singer plays a Rickenbacker with a 5 watt amp and it sounds great and we play classic rock so I dont know what the frik all u great guitar players whine about all the time
The gain you get out of this amp is amazing, I use the headphone-out to record all the time and I have some of the best amp sims you can get. People just like to complain that's all.
@@nordicomsystems8841 No. I'm not even much of a tone snob but the dirty channel on this sounds like shit. The cleans are decent but that's half the damn options. I got this as my first amp and within 3 months I already upgraded. I use it strictly for practicing with headphones. The distortion tones are seriously bad.
Some of the comments below are made by people who just don't seem to get it with Orange's smaller amps. I own two Orange 20LDX amps for practice and travel. I bought both on a whim after buying a smaller amp that just wasn't cutting it sound-wise. I was very happy with both then showed them to a friend/pro musician. I grabbed my LP, handed it to him and told him to not pay any attention to the amps until he heard them. The look on his face told everything: these amps, no matter what you might think, have very good tone, enough punch and drive and satisfactory bass response. My friend has been a pro for nearly twenty years and makes much of his livelihood from playing. To hear him say that he thought the 20LDX amps were tube amps said it all. The built-in tuner and effects on the LDX are very good though the effects could use a bit more manual adjustability. I agree about the plastic logo: not the smartest placement. And they can rattle a bit. BUT: this can also been seen as part of the charm of the brand. [I don't see it that way but someone like Dave Davies back in the early '60's might have.] I have several amps with which to compare: a 'real' 1968 Deluxe hardwired by the late great Sal Trentino [T-Birds, BB, Robert Cray to name a few], a Marshall plexi, and an Orange AD-5 tube practice/recording amp and the 20LDX is a good fit into that variety. Cleaner than the AD5, dirtier than any of them and way more portable to boot. Clean and dirty, they sing. Don't sell them short. For what they are and what they're intended, they're great.
Anyone looking into buying one of these, go for it. It's an amazing fucking amp, these haters here are just talking out of their asses...most of them probably don't even own a guitar. The 20RT has one of the best cab sims you can get, it's a MASSIVE improvement over the last-gen 20W Crush. I have some of the best metal amp/cab models you can get and I'm always hooking up the 20RT when it's time to track guitars. The 4-stage gain preamp is insane for such a small amp, even Ola was like "WTF?". So yeah don't listen to these salty individuals here; they're miserable and want you to be miserable too, stupid asssholes.
I actually love the grimy, messy, hectic, mushy sound of the distortion (and the clean channel is very ssrviceable). Obviously the small speaker doesn't offer much but I might have to look into an Orange head in the futurr
Brought one of these in 2015, it was a demo stock item and I got it for about US $100. I have a US $20 X-vive Tube Squasher going into it and I usually use headphones and play along to videos and jam tracks on youtube, running from my laptop headphone out to the aux input on the amp. I really like it Yeah, a line out for another speaker would be good, but just the basic set up has been good company for the past 5 years. The Tube Squasher was a present to myself, xmas '19
Not sure why you all are giving this amp so much crap. Sure it may not be the best thing out there, but it has a usable sound for a small solid state amp and I would definitely use it as a backstage/ warmup amp kinda thing.
I think the drums actually are ruining the sound and not necessarily the amp, the bass drum might be a little too loud, or the amp might be a little low.
hey Fluff, I was just watching a demo of this speaker on orange's video channel, the guy doing the demo said the headphone out jack can also be used to plug into a larger cab. just sayin'
I agree, in fact they should have put the 10" that's in the 35RT into this unit & put a 12" into the RT I think that would have been perfect. I was shocked when you posted this .... And I agree its otherwise a good beginner/intermediate amp or for someone whom wants more treble/middy kinda sound. After hearing the demo of the 35RT with its efx loop, channel switching & larger speaker I think if they can put that unit on the market in that $249 range they could have a winner.
spada60 im sorry .... I've been thru at least 4-8 different kinda amps own 7 guitars (12+ in the past) I have 233 sub's & 1k+ video's since 2009 on MY channel ...... your lil high brow wanna be tone master comments don't hold jack shit when you have no ACTUAL video's of YOUR gear, YOUR playing & 4 subs .... ROTFLMAOL Good luck trollio you epicly failed here ... ALL the major review sites also said the same thing including fluff himself it lacks a 12" speaker from making it perfect.
Hey fluff, I recently try dragon's heart guitar picks and I am truly impressed about the thickness and the weight of the pick why don't you make a review on them
Not bad for something the size of a briefcase. I'm actually kind of impressed you got that much out of it. It sounds a bit dinky, but I'm sure it's just a starter/ practice amp.
+spada60 yeah, you got me, I've got 5 Revv Generators, jimmy Hoffa's body and the Arc of the Covenant in there. It's ok, Tom Cruise is keeping an eye on them in there ;)
I have this and it does not sound anywhere near as god awful as it does it this video. This video makes the amp sound like a swarm of bees while someone is frying bacon on the dirty channel. I do use amplitube with it but when using the built in distortion it sounded fine. The clean channel is kinda lifeless honestly but the dirty channel sounds fine.
SolidShark100 I haven't had enough amps to recommend anything. I got this alone with revalver and amplitube 3 so I can get the more improved tones out of it.
What's your signal chain here, Fluff? Straight into the amp, or clean boost? I'm also curious as to what PUs you're using in the SG. Any post on the signal?
I almost bought 30r amp used until I plugged a stratocaster into it and clean it sounded muffled. Overdrive sounded muddy. Guess if your use to Marshall tube or a fender tube...everything sounds like a fart through a cellphone. (good description)
It really isn't that terrible. I'm sure the price will be higher than what someone should actually pay for it due to the name on the box though. These will be a nice gem on the used market in a few years for young/budding guitarists. I've heard far worse solid state amps - the Carvin SX and Fender Roc Pro 1000 come to mind. Young folks today have been spoiled, don't realize how many options they have to choose from. I had crate, fender, and peavey solid state amps to pick from when I started playing. And they weren't anywhere near as nice as this. First amp: Peavey Rage 158 - yeah, that was an awesome amp - ugh.
TheZooropaBaby i know ! This is what 250$? The CR20LDX cost the same but because i got it at guitar center and it was their last one on display i got it for 150$ and i got the insurance for a year so i could basically pour water on it and theyd give me a new one :) plus it sounds 100 times better when compared to this...
Uziel Yanez I just got a Vox Mini3 and it sounds a lot better than this. I don't get how this could sound that bad, it's pretty big for a practice amp and Orange usually knows what how to make a great amp, but this has absolutely no low end at all.
I hate to admit, my first amp a crappy $ 50 peavey rage 158 15 watt with blue marvel speaker. Sounds better than this, the clean channel on this peavey sounds like a fender and the gain channel with 12x7 because it's a transtube combo, actually sounds better without a eq or overdrive pedal.
This thing costs only 145 Euros (older version without Reverb and Tuner). Would it make sense to buy it and modify it to be able to connect to a 1x12 V30 cab? I'm looking for a solution to get rid of any tube but with a very nice distortion. I heard the Orange crush distortion is very one of the best solid-state amp distortions.
Very nice, been holdig onto that video for a little while. How long dos it take between shooting a video, editing and putting it up to view, out of curiosity,,,,
Hey fluff, I'm getting a new amp soon and my budget is around 500. I can go over a little if i need to but the problem is that I'm very unsure on what to get. I'd like something really good for heavy metal. I've been looking at the peavey 6505 combo and one of those randalls that dime bag used to use. I would just like some recommendations as to what i should look for. thanks in advance bro
First minute and fifty sounded awesome but that's prob because the riffs kicked it. The clean and such was underwhelming, but then again how cheap is it? If it is super cheap it might be a great little amp for the bedroom or the mancave or whatever when you just need something small for an extra bedroom or to leave at your drummers house, etc.
I got LPJ 2013 and i got problems with tuning, are your tuners ut ok? I know your SGJ is 2014 (zebra pickups) but anyway. Also i think they should make hybrids (Micro Terror like).
Hi Fluff just wanted to ask which guitar do you think is better: i'm torn between an ESP LTD M-1000 or the Washburn PXS20FRTBB, There are thousands of reviews & videos of the ESPs but little info on the washburn, since you've already covered the parallaxe idol pxl10 and gave good word about washburns in other videos i thought you woyuld be the ideal person to share some info. since i'm in Panama and can't try the guitars so i have to rely on what´s on the web. Thanks!!
rt version has built in reverb and tuner. i think rt stands for Reverb & Tuner. without reverb they sounded same when i tried them. also on orange's official website they describe the 20rt as "crush 20 with even more functionality".
***** There's cheap stuff that sounds 10 times better than this. I, personally, don't like it at all. Not sayin' it's the shit, just sayin' that I would buy something else. For instance : My brother got a Vox Mini 5 double Ivory, 140€ . That lil' bitch sounds immense for a 6.5" speaker!
Well i haven't heard that amp but if you think that this amp is going to be around €100 or $100 and sounds like this.. it's probably the best amp i've heard at this price point and don't forget that you can actually record from the headphone jack with the new cab simulation in this amp.
It seems okay... I'll stick to my Line 6 Spider IV 75 Watt... Has better tone when clean... But as Fluff had said, the amp is a beginner jam amp... Meh, I'll stick to mine still
+Braedon Fisher u know after listening to the line 6 spider IV 75 watt again this thing really rocks. I am going to buy one. Great features that work well for the price. Can't beat it
spada60 You CAN beat it, but I personally think for the bargain it is a GREAT practice amp. You'd need hundreds if not thousands more $ to get a much better set up, so yeah. Just remember: medium-low bass, med-high treb and LOTSA of mids on most settings. Metal setting with some gain boost and a lot of mids/treb work well. CHEERS!
Let me ask one question: Why do you play all those amps, when you have a kemper? I'm about to buy an EVH 5150... or should I rather get the Kemper Powerhead?
How loud does this thing get? Cause me and one of my friends are planning on starting a pop punk band (Green Day, Blink 182, All Time Low, early Panic At The Disco, etc), and I need something that can get pretty loud but also bedroom levels so I don't annoy the shit out of my parents.
orange because the blackstar just seems thin and dead from my experience, although the blackstar has built in effects so it depends if you want a good raw sound to build on or one that has all the bells and whistles
Shaun Duffy thanks for the response! i got myself the Orange and didn't have any regret! very nice sounding, easy to tweak, suitable for old school rock. throw in a distortion pedal and it's ready for metal
First time I think I've said this but I'm not feelin this amp. The cr60 and cr120 sound awesome but this little guy not so much. You can tell it's not fluffs recording it's the amp. Even with it being a "beginners"amp there's still a plethora of gear out there that's probably cheaper and will sound better. When it comes to quality beginners amplifiers I believe line 6 kinda has that locked down.
+bsdraven well I dont read very good reviews about the 6. most people say it's horrible. So dont know what ur talkin bout cause this blows the 6 right out the water
NjuiMusic Dude, totally... Reminded me at the opening of some of their Iowa stuff or their new album (which throws me back to Iowa tbh).. I liked the heavy Slipknot riffs... The amp sounded pretty good with distortion, but to be honest the clean stuff sounded pretty tone-stiff.
I have to admit, the tone is not there, but I'm not a huge fan of orange amps in general. My local music store loves em tho and I don't get it, you have to cut the highs drastically in order for them not to sound fizzy, and by then they sound dull and wouldn't cut through in a band setting, of course different speakers may solve this but they just don't appeal to me, but great playing as always! This is one of my favorite demo songs you play. Keep rockin dude cheers
I dont get why everyone is hating it. It's not supposed to be 3000$ class A boutique amp, it is an affordable rock amp. I really liked the tones around 2:45 and 3:40 :)
He even said that this amp is a good amp if you're just starting out or just playing on the weekends at home. You guys expect every single thing he reviews to be a Mesa boogie cab but that's not what this is designed for. I have a small Crate amp that sounds the same and does what I need it to do for me practicing. I would never mic that thing up for recording but it's a great practice amp. This is pretty much the same thing.
+Chris Goetchius its more than a practice amp. U can play live with this too for club gigs. I mean what the fuck r u people here big guitar heros who play in big stadiums. Jeeze. In my band our singer plays a Rickenbacker with a 5 watt amp and it sounds great and we play classic rock so I dont know what the frik all u great guitar players whine about all the time
They're a bunch of elitist pseudo-virtuosos wannabes. This amp is magical
The gain you get out of this amp is amazing, I use the headphone-out to record all the time and I have some of the best amp sims you can get. People just like to complain that's all.
@@nordicomsystems8841 No. I'm not even much of a tone snob but the dirty channel on this sounds like shit. The cleans are decent but that's half the damn options. I got this as my first amp and within 3 months I already upgraded. I use it strictly for practicing with headphones. The distortion tones are seriously bad.
@@alexmurphy5289 it sounds better if you use the actual speaker
I personally have done smaller gigs with this amp, and while it's not the absolute best amp in the world it gets the job done and I love it.
You've used it against a drum set? I just got mine
The 20 RT is perfect for Jazz, I use it precisely for this music !
Some of the comments below are made by people who just don't seem to get it with Orange's smaller amps.
I own two Orange 20LDX amps for practice and travel. I bought both on a whim after buying a smaller amp that just wasn't cutting it sound-wise. I was very happy with both then showed them to a friend/pro musician. I grabbed my LP, handed it to him and told him to not pay any attention to the amps until he heard them. The look on his face told everything: these amps, no matter what you might think, have very good tone, enough punch and drive and satisfactory bass response. My friend has been a pro for nearly twenty years and makes much of his livelihood from playing. To hear him say that he thought the 20LDX amps were tube amps said it all.
The built-in tuner and effects on the LDX are very good though the effects could use a bit more manual adjustability. I agree about the plastic logo: not the smartest placement. And they can rattle a bit. BUT: this can also been seen as part of the charm of the brand. [I don't see it that way but someone like Dave Davies back in the early '60's might have.]
I have several amps with which to compare: a 'real' 1968 Deluxe hardwired by the late great Sal Trentino [T-Birds, BB, Robert Cray to name a few], a Marshall plexi, and an Orange AD-5 tube practice/recording amp and the 20LDX is a good fit into that variety. Cleaner than the AD5, dirtier than any of them and way more portable to boot. Clean and dirty, they sing.
Don't sell them short. For what they are and what they're intended, they're great.
Anyone looking into buying one of these, go for it. It's an amazing fucking amp, these haters here are just talking out of their asses...most of them probably don't even own a guitar. The 20RT has one of the best cab sims you can get, it's a MASSIVE improvement over the last-gen 20W Crush. I have some of the best metal amp/cab models you can get and I'm always hooking up the 20RT when it's time to track guitars. The 4-stage gain preamp is insane for such a small amp, even Ola was like "WTF?". So yeah don't listen to these salty individuals here; they're miserable and want you to be miserable too, stupid asssholes.
I will be using this on gigs as soon as it arrives. Sounds like what I want!
My friend bought this no tube amp.Orange crush 35 rt.I obviously cork sniffed it.
I plugged in and it was awesome.Definately my next gear purchase.
I don't get the hate here, I think it sounds pretty cool!
+Emil Bringsli It sounds great not just pretty cool
Until this day I still don't get the difference between "great" and "pretty cool"
I actually love the grimy, messy, hectic, mushy sound of the distortion (and the clean channel is very ssrviceable). Obviously the small speaker doesn't offer much but I might have to look into an Orange head in the futurr
The best demo of this amp that I have seen, just ordered one for my sons first amp I don't want him blowing the walls down with my various tube amps 😂
Brought one of these in 2015, it was a demo stock item and I got it for about US $100. I have a US $20 X-vive Tube Squasher going into it and I usually use headphones and play along to videos and jam tracks on youtube, running from my laptop headphone out to the aux input on the amp. I really like it
Yeah, a line out for another speaker would be good, but just the basic set up has been good company for the past 5 years. The Tube Squasher was a present to myself, xmas '19
I love that messy, grimy, hectic sound. Maybe I should look into Orange in the future
Not sure why you all are giving this amp so much crap. Sure it may not be the best thing out there, but it has a usable sound for a small solid state amp and I would definitely use it as a backstage/ warmup amp kinda thing.
0:45 damn that riff is great
I think the drums actually are ruining the sound and not necessarily the amp, the bass drum might be a little too loud, or the amp might be a little low.
I think he managed to get a decent sound out of it. His demo track ain't bad.
I love the part that starts at 1:10
nice man. I have orange crush 20 and gibson sg spacial. thank you
I really liked the second part on this demo song, some nice harmony and a little bit black sabbathy feel.
hey Fluff, I was just watching a demo of this speaker on orange's video channel, the guy doing the demo said the headphone out jack can also be used to plug into a larger cab. just sayin'
BIG JOHN Thank you! I thought the same thing when he said that!
impressed ... killer 24 fret no bs SG too! did not expect that
I agree, in fact they should have put the 10" that's in the 35RT into this unit & put a 12" into the RT I think that would have been perfect.
I was shocked when you posted this .... And I agree its otherwise a good beginner/intermediate amp or for someone whom wants more treble/middy kinda sound. After hearing the demo of the 35RT with its efx loop, channel switching & larger speaker I think if they can put that unit on the market in that $249 range they could have a winner.
spada60 im sorry .... I've been thru at least 4-8 different kinda amps own 7 guitars (12+ in the past) I have 233 sub's & 1k+ video's since 2009 on MY channel ...... your lil high brow wanna be tone master comments don't hold jack shit when you have no ACTUAL video's of YOUR gear, YOUR playing & 4 subs .... ROTFLMAOL
Good luck trollio you epicly failed here ... ALL the major review sites also said the same thing including fluff himself it lacks a 12" speaker from making it perfect.
Mmmmmmmm, dat Orange tone. One day I shall own an Orange....
Fantastic review and demo.
You’re the best in the game. 🤘🏽🤘🏽
Hey fluff, I recently try dragon's heart guitar picks and I am truly impressed about the thickness and the weight of the pick why don't you make a review on them
I love Orange
I need to get one of these. I dont have any Orange amps.
his hairs so majestic
Not bad for something the size of a briefcase. I'm actually kind of impressed you got that much out of it. It sounds a bit dinky, but I'm sure it's just a starter/ practice amp.
+Steve H Im sure it is. Why cause u own $5000 amps snob
+spada60 lol the most expensive amp I own is a Vox combo, under $500. Way to make yourself look like a complete arse.
+Steve H Im sure ur hiding the expensive ones in ur closet
+Steve H liar ur hiding the expensive ones in ur closet
+spada60 yeah, you got me, I've got 5 Revv Generators, jimmy Hoffa's body and the Arc of the Covenant in there. It's ok, Tom Cruise is keeping an eye on them in there ;)
I have this and it does not sound anywhere near as god awful as it does it this video. This video makes the amp sound like a swarm of bees while someone is frying bacon on the dirty channel. I do use amplitube with it but when using the built in distortion it sounded fine. The clean channel is kinda lifeless honestly but the dirty channel sounds fine.
I am getting a Les Paul soon but don't have the money or space for a big amp, what do you recommend?
SolidShark100 I haven't had enough amps to recommend anything. I got this alone with revalver and amplitube 3 so I can get the more improved tones out of it.
What's your signal chain here, Fluff? Straight into the amp, or clean boost? I'm also curious as to what PUs you're using in the SG. Any post on the signal?
Have you tried this model against the original 20R Crush Series. It seems that the OD section of the amp has been given special attention
Love that Mastodon poster in the background.
I almost bought 30r amp used until I plugged a stratocaster into it and clean it sounded muffled. Overdrive sounded muddy. Guess if your use to Marshall tube or a fender tube...everything sounds like a fart through a cellphone. (good description)
It really isn't that terrible. I'm sure the price will be higher than what someone should actually pay for it due to the name on the box though. These will be a nice gem on the used market in a few years for young/budding guitarists. I've heard far worse solid state amps - the Carvin SX and Fender Roc Pro 1000 come to mind. Young folks today have been spoiled, don't realize how many options they have to choose from. I had crate, fender, and peavey solid state amps to pick from when I started playing. And they weren't anywhere near as nice as this. First amp: Peavey Rage 158 - yeah, that was an awesome amp - ugh.
great video, amazing riffs esp in the beginning! i cant help but to think this amp sounds like its crackling sometimes, esp on clean?
I love Orange, but I've definitely heard better practice amps.
I may be the only one who thinks this, but the CR20LDX sounds waaay better than this .-.
Uziel Yanez yeah, my tiny Orange Crush amp (cheapest one in the line) sounded pretty good.
TheZooropaBaby i know ! This is what 250$? The CR20LDX cost the same but because i got it at guitar center and it was their last one on display i got it for 150$ and i got the insurance for a year so i could basically pour water on it and theyd give me a new one :) plus it sounds 100 times better when compared to this...
Uziel Yanez I just got a Vox Mini3 and it sounds a lot better than this. I don't get how this could sound that bad, it's pretty big for a practice amp and Orange usually knows what how to make a great amp, but this has absolutely no low end at all.
I hate to admit, my first amp a crappy $ 50 peavey rage 158 15 watt with blue marvel speaker. Sounds better than this, the clean channel on this peavey sounds like a fender and the gain channel with 12x7 because it's a transtube combo, actually sounds better without a eq or overdrive pedal.
This thing costs only 145 Euros (older version without Reverb and Tuner). Would it make sense to buy it and modify it to be able to connect to a 1x12 V30 cab? I'm looking for a solution to get rid of any tube but with a very nice distortion. I heard the Orange crush distortion is very one of the best solid-state amp distortions.
sir.. that was fucking awesome.
I like that guitar.
Very nice, been holdig onto that video for a little while. How long dos it take between shooting a video, editing and putting it up to view, out of curiosity,,,,
Hey fluff, I'm getting a new amp soon and my budget is around 500. I can go over a little if i need to but the problem is that I'm very unsure on what to get. I'd like something really good for heavy metal. I've been looking at the peavey 6505 combo and one of those randalls that dime bag used to use. I would just like some recommendations as to what i should look for. thanks in advance bro
This video & track are fire! What's on the headstock, above the nut? Is that another style of dampener?
First minute and fifty sounded awesome but that's prob because the riffs kicked it. The clean and such was underwhelming, but then again how cheap is it? If it is super cheap it might be a great little amp for the bedroom or the mancave or whatever when you just need something small for an extra bedroom or to leave at your drummers house, etc.
Please tell my you're going to do a video on the 6505MH. I'd really like to know if it sounds like its big brother
Did you mess with off axis placement much when miking it up? It just seems too crispy on the gain, and too weedy on the clean. :(
I got LPJ 2013 and i got problems with tuning, are your tuners
ut ok? I know your SGJ is 2014 (zebra pickups) but anyway. Also i think they should make hybrids (Micro Terror like).
Hi Fluff
just wanted to ask which guitar do you think is better: i'm torn between an ESP LTD M-1000 or the Washburn PXS20FRTBB, There are thousands of reviews & videos of the ESPs but little info on the washburn, since you've already covered the parallaxe idol pxl10 and gave good word about washburns in other videos i thought you woyuld be the ideal person to share some info. since i'm in Panama and can't try the guitars so i have to rely on what´s on the web.
Thanks!!
Do you think this amp is better then the peveay vyper vip 1?
Nice cleans.
is there any difference between orange color 20RT and the black color 20RT
Ben Hackett thanks you very much
...the color...
For anyone that has this, how are the cleans? That's more of what I'm focused on
I have this amp, you would like them.
what pedal is good with this for black met?
that intro song was frickin' amazing! hair raising, what a nasty tone!!
how does it handle pedal effects? cheers
Sweet baby Jesus this sounded like Unearth and Mastodon had a musical baby
Fluff where can one buy jimmy clip?
Kinda fizzy, but sounds fine for a beginners amp. But great song in the intro and nice solo man!
Is that a Spectraflex XLR cable?
Nice shirt.
Thank you blevonul
do you still you use superior drummer 2?
What was your eq settings on the amp
just bought an orange combo 20rt and for the love of god I cannot get any distortion from it! Please, anybody tell me what the problem is
Buy some fucking pedal and will be good.
I don't care for the Amp^^ The tune is so good :D
that was pretty brutal.
can i extend this to a cab?
What does the rt version do compared to a non rt version??
rt version has built in reverb and tuner. i think rt stands for Reverb & Tuner. without reverb they sounded same when i tried them.
also on orange's official website they describe the 20rt as "crush 20 with even more functionality".
@@DS1TPT Appreciate you thanks for the info brotha
Is it a full tube amp?
Great song
Great riff sweet amp
Rad intro
I have 2 words for y'all........micro terror.
amp settings?
does it have crunch?
Brodo Swaggins
It's better for crunch than for Metal if you ask me.
Ain't no way your getting that big of sound out of that little amp I have one and it sure doesn't sound like that 😂
So much nope.
It's going to cost about the same as a Micro Terror (without a cab).. here.. so it's really cheap.
***** There's cheap stuff that sounds 10 times better than this. I, personally, don't like it at all. Not sayin' it's the shit, just sayin' that I would buy something else. For instance : My brother got a Vox Mini 5 double Ivory, 140€ . That lil' bitch sounds immense for a 6.5" speaker!
Well i haven't heard that amp but if you think that this amp is going to be around €100 or $100 and sounds like this.. it's probably the best amp i've heard at this price point and don't forget that you can actually record from the headphone jack with the new cab simulation in this amp.
The vox is a modeling amp... #sadface
***** Mmh, i didn't think it'd be that cheap. Well, that's for sure an high for him.
wow! epic tapping face
It seems okay... I'll stick to my Line 6 Spider IV 75 Watt... Has better tone when clean... But as Fluff had said, the amp is a beginner jam amp... Meh, I'll stick to mine still
+Braedon Fisher ur kiddin right spider better clean than orange I dont think so. But then agai n thats ur opin wrong as it may be
spada60 To be honest, I had to realllly fuck with my amp for hours and hours to get it clean sounding. I was sorta ignorant in this comment, sorry.
+Braedon Fisher u know after listening to the line 6 spider IV 75 watt again this thing really rocks. I am going to buy one. Great features that work well for the price. Can't beat it
spada60 You CAN beat it, but I personally think for the bargain it is a GREAT practice amp. You'd need hundreds if not thousands more $ to get a much better set up, so yeah. Just remember: medium-low bass, med-high treb and LOTSA of mids on most settings. Metal setting with some gain boost and a lot of mids/treb work well. CHEERS!
+Braedon Fisher OK tanks mon
you sounds like magneto (michael fassbender)
When you turn off the overdrive and realise how bad at guitar you are.
Nah I’m kidding, good demo! Helped me decide whether or not I need one
FLUFF WHAT THE HELL U HAD HAIR AT ONE POINT?!
Where r u from?
good sound's
Let me ask one question: Why do you play all those amps, when you have a kemper?
I'm about to buy an EVH 5150... or should I rather get the Kemper Powerhead?
***** Thx... nice to hear that:)
BetonBenni I was hoping to hear that:)
I think fluffy Bear needs to be tied up for some bloody momma love!
What the fuck
How loud does this thing get? Cause me and one of my friends are planning on starting a pop punk band (Green Day, Blink 182, All Time Low, early Panic At The Disco, etc), and I need something that can get pretty loud but also bedroom levels so I don't annoy the shit out of my parents.
cover182 this is perfect practice amp and small gig amp. I have the smaller version and it’s pretty loud. I’m upgrading to this one
Ryan, you made this awesome amp sound bad.
Something about the intro song just didn't sit right with me.
yamaha thr10x best practice amp ever
Super Crunchie!!!
does it take pedals well? like a boss ds1 and a small clone chorus?
Guitaraholic458 they take pedals great. I had a crush 35 watt with a boss super overdrive and got massive Foo fighters tones.
this or Blackstar ID Core 20?? and why please? thank you!
orange because the blackstar just seems thin and dead from my experience, although the blackstar has built in effects so it depends if you want a good raw sound to build on or one that has all the bells and whistles
Shaun Duffy thanks for the response! i got myself the Orange and didn't have any regret! very nice sounding, easy to tweak, suitable for old school rock. throw in a distortion pedal and it's ready for metal
Shaun Duffy *an Orange Micro Terror with the pairing cabinet, btw
First time I think I've said this but I'm not feelin this amp. The cr60 and cr120 sound awesome but this little guy not so much. You can tell it's not fluffs recording it's the amp. Even with it being a "beginners"amp there's still a plethora of gear out there that's probably cheaper and will sound better. When it comes to quality beginners amplifiers I believe line 6 kinda has that locked down.
+bsdraven well I dont read very good reviews about the 6. most people say it's horrible. So dont know what ur talkin bout cause this blows the 6 right out the water
I like it's tone but it's a little too artificial sounding for me
Sounds pretty beefy for a cheap amp.. :)
I got a very SlipKnot feel from this
It's modeled to sound like the Rockerverb amps...
bigpooch I mean more specifically the riffs
NjuiMusic Dude, totally... Reminded me at the opening of some of their Iowa stuff or their new album (which throws me back to Iowa tbh).. I liked the heavy Slipknot riffs... The amp sounded pretty good with distortion, but to be honest the clean stuff sounded pretty tone-stiff.
yess
I have to admit, the tone is not there, but I'm not a huge fan of orange amps in general. My local music store loves em tho and I don't get it, you have to cut the highs drastically in order for them not to sound fizzy, and by then they sound dull and wouldn't cut through in a band setting, of course different speakers may solve this but they just don't appeal to me, but great playing as always! This is one of my favorite demo songs you play. Keep rockin dude cheers
+mattster693 U dont get it. Why r u the professional here
Never said I was a proffessional
Loved that lead lick