@@fernavarro5665 do you not find the Micro Dark a little muddier sounding? Personal preference for sure, but for metal, definition and tightness wins for me
I listened to a comparison between the Micro Terror and Micro Dark before the one here and I agree the Joyo sounds darker. ruclips.net/video/PXQLI56CF-A/видео.html
I'm just happy we're at the point of being able to get such awesome tones at such a reasonable price. And these things are SUPER portable which ever one you choose to go for. It's a win win. Great vid man!
Straight into each, I think the Joyo sounded better. With the NUX into the front, a slight edge to the Orange. In the full mix, there were parts that if it weren’t for the indication of which amp we were hearing, it would have been difficult to tell. Neither sounded better than the other.
They are both pretty good for the money and you can get similar sounds out of them. The Joyo can obviously do the metal thing as well, that's something the Orange would struggle with .
Your absolutely right Its a matter of feel and characteristic preference Personally I prefer the Joys as I have a Orange 12 wt practice amp which gets the same sound with a bit more control of the signature Orange curved bottom as the Terror but for me the natural Tube limiting from the Meteor is a plus when playing just about full out for mic-ed studio applications Orange out performs the Joye for live no doubt about it. Joyo seems to be more controllable and the send return feature adds more overall flexibility. Great Demo Quite thorough and a precisely accurate assessment. Thanks for the Best Review on these products.
I just did a review on my channel of the Micro Terror last night and it's definitely more Marshall-sounding than anything else. It gets a great AC/DC or classic Def Leppard sound, and yes, it will get dirty as shit, but not with the tight bottom end of the Joyo. The Joyo is definitely a clone of the Rockoverb series and not a knock off of the Micro Terror.
Otherwise, speaking about Joyo Bantamp amps, i've heard the great sounds of the Zombie (for MB style) and the Bluejay (for Fender style). So, i think that if you connect a Harvey Benton G112 cabinet (12" Celestion Vintage 30) to each amp, and then connect a ABY box to these 2 amps (in order to get either a clean sound or a high gain one, or both) it can be very interesting for a total budget lower than 650 euros...
I was actually waiting for a review of these two for a long time. While I do love to have lots of gain on tap, I believe sound quality and dynamics takes it, so I'd prefer the Orange.
I was surprised how much more dynamic the Orange felt. If you don't have anything to compare, the Joyo feels pretty good to play but when you put it against Orange, the difference is significant.
If you're playing through the Micro Terror, you could turn down the tone on your guitar and probably sound like the Joyo Meteor, which does sound closer to the Micro Dark, IMO. I wonder if one of the brighter Joyo amps might actually be closer to the Micro Terror.
Wow I think that the orange lead tone was way better than the Joyo The Joyo might have been better on the rhythm they were pretty close I would take the orange because of the dynamical ability of your playing style with it and the open sound
whoa your video eadmy mind...except ilready have he Micro Terror, I was wanting to know which micro would be best next... the Micro Dark, or the Meteor 2? with 2 channels? I switche dthe 8" Orange speaker out in my micro cabinet to a Celestion 8/15 "Super 8" nd while its not a 12"... it definitley has a more Low mid, better overalll more focuded guitar tone... I may just get several of these 1x8 orange cabs and try allofth 8" speaker s
They both sounded great to me. I think the Joyo wins in a pure "bang for your buck" way, but if you don't need the Bluetooth or fx loop, the Orange wins out in slightly better sound quality and dynamics.
I like both. Orange more dynamic and responsive to picking, Joyo more compressed in a good way. I dont know why Orange hasn't upgraded this model with an FX Loop. Which one gets louder?
I'd say Joyo is louder. The Orange starts to distort in the power section as well while the Joyo seems to have really clean transistor power amp that makes it great even for band use.
hi good vid.. but just one question .. I love this amp but it has a 12AX7 tube inside and could I replace it with a GROOVETUBE ECC83 with no problem at all?? I don't wanna spoil my amp.. well I'll appreciate someone reply me.. t-you =)
I know this comment is a bit distant, but my question is if this Orange Micro Terror can be connected directly to a 4ohm speaker or would it end up being damaged? I read in one of the comments that putting two 8 ohm speakers in series would be like working at 4 ohms...
Yeah shouldn't be a problem. And since the Orange is a solid state amp it's highly unlikely you'd break it even if there is some mismatch with the amp and the cabinet.
They are both pretty loud but I would say it depends on the cabinet and your drummer. Play either of these through a 4x12 and you should be more than fine! ;D
Orange is widely used for those types of sounds, I’d say you can’t go wrong with it. Meteor goes for the sound of the Orange Rockerverb which I’d say is a bit more modern rock thing.
I can tell you firsthand though that the orange has a bad tendency to sound very boxy with a ugly flub to the low end and weird, unpleasant honk to the upper mids. I have had a micro terror for about 7 years and honestly I rarely use it. The only reason I never bothered to get rid of it is that they only get $50-$75 used... Not worth the hassle. The Joyo sounds MUCH tighter and the fx loop is a big deal.
I had an orange micro terror and it was really muddy sounding through my 1x12. Are the Joyo's like this? For reference i usually play through full tube heads, so maybe that just stuck out more to me.
I didn't think the amp was that muddy sounding. Maybe your 1x12 has a darker sounding speaker that is great with bright amps but doesn't work as well with the Micro Terror?
@@CatPickStudios Very much could be true. It sounded good cleaned up and with light crunch, but turning up the gain made it fall apart. It was a Jet City 1x12 btw.
Hmmm. I thought the opposite. The Joyo had a tighter and more bass sounding bottom, whereas the Orange sounded as though it was being played through an AM radio.
@@ragingskeptic9753 Well, apparently not, when you say 'tight' and 'bottom' are the 'opposite' of 'natural'. Thats not something that was ever associated with glass, until recently, with the new generation of low tolerance components.
You do know those USA tubes are also produced in either China or Russia? The more expensive ones do usually have a better quality though just because they are tested before selling them to you
I've ordered a Zombie II, and I went ahead and ordered a quality replacement tube, as well. I opted for the Mesa Boogie SPAX7-A, and will install it as soon as the amp arrives.
@@SebaRivera Mine doesn't have an LED light. I put a Ruby 12AX-7 HG tube in, and it was too much. Made the amp super muddy. Put the MB SPAX7-A back in, and it sounded much better.
@@ragingskeptic9753 I'm pretty sure you have a led light, you maybe miss that. Easy way wituout taking the tube oot is that in a dark room, turn on the amp and magically the tube will turn orange. At the same time as the led for on possition and for channel
Wow great video ! The playing is awesome, good job. Both amps sound really good, but the Joyo is a bit more brighter and cuts through the mix a little better. I knew Joyo made pedals, but not amps ! Surprise surprise ! Saw the Ola Englund video with the Joyo Meteor and Zombie models, and the Zombie sounded a bit tighter. All in all , sounds like a great alternative to Orange, and i enjoyed discovering this little gem. Thx dude
Estou usando o Micro Terror para ensaio e retorno de palco com um falante Celestion G12T em 4 ohms. Fica bem alto e ótima qualidade: ruclips.net/video/1mHku3IMRrY/видео.html
I'd give up both to get the Micro Dark. Better tone then the Micro Terror (for my taste in music anyways), but has an FX loop, so you can throw in pedals APPROPRIATELY, including an EQ pedal, giving you ultimate tonal potential.
If the store had had Micro Dark, I would have compared those. Having owned the Dark Terror I know that sound is actually closer to what Joyo Meteor is going for.
Zdrazvoutchey Vladimir! I'm sorry I don't speak Russian. As they are at the same price, the Orange sounds a little bit better to me. Moreover, I don't understand the purpose of Bluetooth on a mono amp with a guitar cabinet?
Haha no worries, I'm actually Finnish with some Russian roots... ;D The Bluetooth is there just for playing backing tracks through the amp. They obviously don't sound amazing coming through a guitar cab speaker, but I guess they get the job done.
How about a micro terror sitting on its arse for 10 years while joyo adds bluetooth and loop fx for same money. Add some pedals and sound difference you think is there doesn't matter really. I like that I can afford different models - some great ones in the bantamp line.I
I wanted the joyo but eventually chose the orange. The joyo has more features which was calling my name. But what it doesn't have is 4ohm capability. And I just bought a set of 1980s UK made marshall mini stack speakers and they're 8ohm so it will be 4ohm parallel. I didnt want to run the joyo at 16ohm cause it wouldn't work out as well and I didnt want to use just one speaker.
Let's be real: the Orange amp costs at least 149 euros, has no loop effects, has no clean sound, and is rather ugly and fragile (to my opinion)... The Joyo amp costs 119 euros, has 2 channels, a loop effect, great sounds and in very cute in his black and yellow outfit... I've heard the clean sound of the Meteor on another video on youtube and it's good! So it seems we got a winner!!!
Sound and looks are an opinion thing but there's just no way I could call Orange "fragile". Orange amps, even the small ones, are some of the most durable amps you can ever get. Check out the "how to void your warranty" video series from TGU18, those amps can take a beating (and fire and gravy etc...). Fun videos! Sound wise and feature wise it comes to what you prefer. I think Joyo is way more feature packed but I really like super simple amps that have more vintage sound. I don't think you can go wrong with either of these. Depending on what you are looking for be sure to check out other Joyo Bantamps as well, bunch of cool sounds available!
@@CatPickStudios If people want to pay a product that has got less qualities and that is more expensive, they got the right to do it: it's their money! End of story!
When you connect like this volume on every amp should be at zero.Torpedo doesnt need volume from amp and this two signals dont match.In fact Torpedo is a power amp in this configuration what means that volume from amp can damage Torpedo.
The Torpedo Live is meant to be used exactly the way I’m using it in this video: by going from amp’s speaker output to Torpedo Live’s speaker input. It loads down the amp safely and allows me to run cabinet simulated line level signal to my audio interface. Turning amp’s volume to zero would result in no sound in this setup.
Good comparison. You should compare the Meteor against the Orange Micro Dark. I think they are more similar than the Micro Terror.
Great idea. I'll see if I can get my hands on a Micro Dark at some point.
@@fernavarro5665 do you not find the Micro Dark a little muddier sounding? Personal preference for sure, but for metal, definition and tightness wins for me
I feel the meteor has the breakup and clarity of the micro but the gain and Dynamics of the dark, the best of both worlds
@@rickleblanc8900 I'm trying to avoid that muddiness by changing the stock preamp tube. There's a video that shows the difference on youtube!
I listened to a comparison between the Micro Terror and Micro Dark before the one here and I agree the Joyo sounds darker. ruclips.net/video/PXQLI56CF-A/видео.html
I'm just happy we're at the point of being able to get such awesome tones at such a reasonable price. And these things are SUPER portable which ever one you choose to go for. It's a win win. Great vid man!
Thank you, much appreciated!
But these need a speaker cabinet, don't they?
Straight into each, I think the Joyo sounded better. With the NUX into the front, a slight edge to the Orange. In the full mix, there were parts that if it weren’t for the indication of which amp we were hearing, it would have been difficult to tell. Neither sounded better than the other.
They are both pretty good for the money and you can get similar sounds out of them. The Joyo can obviously do the metal thing as well, that's something the Orange would struggle with .
Wow, great description, I agree.
Both sound good, I give the edge to the Orange for clarity and tightness of sound.
Your absolutely right Its a matter of feel and characteristic preference Personally I prefer the Joys as I have a Orange 12 wt practice amp which gets the same sound with a bit more control of the signature Orange curved bottom as the Terror but for me the natural Tube limiting from the Meteor is a plus when playing just about full out for mic-ed studio applications
Orange out performs the Joye for live no doubt about it.
Joyo seems to be more controllable and the send return feature adds more overall flexibility.
Great Demo Quite thorough and a precisely accurate assessment. Thanks for the Best Review on these products.
Thanks Tim!
Tim Mungovan Why do you think the orange outperforms the joyo live? I’m trying to decide which one to use live!
Thanks for tunning stuff into the front. I almost always run a chorus into the front or my amps
Yeah I run most of the stuff into the front end of the clean amp, drives and modulation alike. I just prefer how it sound that way.
I just did a review on my channel of the Micro Terror last night and it's definitely more Marshall-sounding than anything else. It gets a great AC/DC or classic Def Leppard sound, and yes, it will get dirty as shit, but not with the tight bottom end of the Joyo. The Joyo is definitely a clone of the Rockoverb series and not a knock off of the Micro Terror.
Otherwise, speaking about Joyo Bantamp amps, i've heard the great sounds of the Zombie (for MB style) and the Bluejay (for Fender style).
So, i think that if you connect a Harvey Benton G112 cabinet (12" Celestion Vintage 30) to each amp, and then connect a ABY box to these 2 amps (in order to get either a clean sound or a high gain one, or both) it can be very interesting for a total budget lower than 650 euros...
I'd go for the MeteOR.
I was actually waiting for a review of these two for a long time.
While I do love to have lots of gain on tap, I believe sound quality and dynamics takes it, so I'd prefer the Orange.
I was surprised how much more dynamic the Orange felt. If you don't have anything to compare, the Joyo feels pretty good to play but when you put it against Orange, the difference is significant.
If you're playing through the Micro Terror, you could turn down the tone on your guitar and probably sound like the Joyo Meteor, which does sound closer to the Micro Dark, IMO. I wonder if one of the brighter Joyo amps might actually be closer to the Micro Terror.
Late to the comparison....an excellent detailed comparison, and that jam at the end was fantastic!
Fantastic review, really good review style, really informative, great solo as well! 👍
Thanks, much appreciated!
Wow I think that the orange lead tone was way better than the Joyo The Joyo might have been better on the rhythm they were pretty close
I would take the orange because of the dynamical ability of your playing style with it and the open sound
Very helpful, thanks for putting this vid together. Good job. :)
Thank you!
whoa your video eadmy mind...except ilready have he Micro Terror, I was wanting to know which micro would be best next... the Micro Dark, or the Meteor 2? with 2 channels? I switche dthe 8" Orange speaker out in my micro cabinet to a Celestion 8/15 "Super 8" nd while its not a 12"... it definitley has a more Low mid, better overalll more focuded guitar tone... I may just get several of these 1x8 orange cabs and try allofth 8" speaker s
Celestian super 8's are expensive aren't they? More than the whole Orange 1x8 cab with speaker. Really worth it?
MeteOR for sure.
The Joyo sounds really good in this video 👍
Thanks! I think it's a great and fun little amp.
Orange 👍
Great video, definately the Orange for me.
Thank you!
I own a couple of Orange amps, a Rockerverb 50H and a Rocker Terror. I liked the sound of the Joyo better.
agreed
I wanted orange to be so much better, but that joyo has the heavier fuller sound I like
They both sounded great to me. I think the Joyo wins in a pure "bang for your buck" way, but if you don't need the Bluetooth or fx loop, the Orange wins out in slightly better sound quality and dynamics.
Thanks, great take on the matter! I prefer the sound of the Orange over Joyo, but you get lot more with useful features with Joyo for the same money.
I just realized I just repeated what you wrote. Oh well... ;D
i like em both but if i must take a pick ill chose the Joyo. More sounding like a real Orange RV imo
I like both. Orange more dynamic and responsive to picking, Joyo more compressed in a good way. I dont know why Orange hasn't upgraded this model with an FX Loop. Which one gets louder?
I'd say Joyo is louder. The Orange starts to distort in the power section as well while the Joyo seems to have really clean transistor power amp that makes it great even for band use.
@@CatPickStudios thanks for such a fast reply!
Micro Dark has an FX loop.
@@Dude13450 yeah but it don't sound like the micro terror.
@@JulioJustiniano you're right, it sounds better for metal!
Your videos are really good! Keep em coming and hold more amps up HIGH!
Thank you!
The song at the end made me sub!
Thanks!
JOYO!!
Joyo wins it for me. Great comparison.
hi good vid.. but just one question .. I love this amp but it has a 12AX7 tube inside and could I replace it with a GROOVETUBE ECC83 with no problem at all?? I don't wanna spoil my amp.. well I'll appreciate someone reply me.. t-you =)
ECC83 is basically the same thing as 12ax7, they are different codes for the same tube. So yes, you can absolutely do that!
@@CatPickStudios thanks a lot for ur reply =)
I know this comment is a bit distant, but my question is if this Orange Micro Terror can be connected directly to a 4ohm speaker or would it end up being damaged? I read in one of the comments that putting two 8 ohm speakers in series would be like working at 4 ohms...
Yeah shouldn't be a problem. And since the Orange is a solid state amp it's highly unlikely you'd break it even if there is some mismatch with the amp and the cabinet.
Nice video. I have a question: I've got Joyo Bantamp and it's loud enough for me to jam with the band. So is Orange same loud or is it quiter?
They are both pretty loud but I would say it depends on the cabinet and your drummer. Play either of these through a 4x12 and you should be more than fine! ;D
Anyone have an opinion on which one would be better for stoner rock/doom metal if you are running pedals into it?
Orange is widely used for those types of sounds, I’d say you can’t go wrong with it. Meteor goes for the sound of the Orange Rockerverb which I’d say is a bit more modern rock thing.
@@CatPickStudios Orange it is then . . . Thank you very much!
IMO Orange sounded better, less fizzy and has nicer, more full sounding mids.
LucasZembrzuski joyo wasted money on Bluetooth and cheaper internals🤪 Orange is a cheap amp from a music real company.
I can tell you firsthand though that the orange has a bad tendency to sound very boxy with a ugly flub to the low end and weird, unpleasant honk to the upper mids. I have had a micro terror for about 7 years and honestly I rarely use it. The only reason I never bothered to get rid of it is that they only get $50-$75 used... Not worth the hassle. The Joyo sounds MUCH tighter and the fx loop is a big deal.
@@bfluker85 You should check the prices again. Used are going for around $100 now.
@@ViviSectia thanks fire the heads up. I'll have to give it a shot. I legitimately hate this thing. Lol
I had an orange micro terror and it was really muddy sounding through my 1x12. Are the Joyo's like this? For reference i usually play through full tube heads, so maybe that just stuck out more to me.
I didn't think the amp was that muddy sounding. Maybe your 1x12 has a darker sounding speaker that is great with bright amps but doesn't work as well with the Micro Terror?
@@CatPickStudios Very much could be true. It sounded good cleaned up and with light crunch, but turning up the gain made it fall apart. It was a Jet City 1x12 btw.
Fantastic review!
Thank you!
catpick Studios, what guitar are you using?
That's a guitar I built myself at a guitar building course. :)
In the mix, it sounds like the Joyo cuts thru better than the Orange.
Yeah it does have more apparent higher mids that cut through a bit better.
The Orange sounds more natural to me.
Hmmm. I thought the opposite. The Joyo had a tighter and more bass sounding bottom, whereas the Orange sounded as though it was being played through an AM radio.
@@ragingskeptic9753
Im not sure you understand what 'natural' means 🤨
@@springbloom5940 I've been playing for 36 years. I'm pretty sure I have an idea.
@@ragingskeptic9753
Well, apparently not, when you say 'tight' and 'bottom' are the 'opposite' of 'natural'. Thats not something that was ever associated with glass, until recently, with the new generation of low tolerance components.
@@ragingskeptic9753
Which also makes me question your understanding of 'tight', ie 'compressed'
Я играю на micro terror даже не думал на joyo. Но все ж уже менять смысла нет. Micro terror даёт звук того самого гранжа, который мне нужен.
what type of pre-amp tube is in the Joyo?
I’m pretty sure it’s a 12ax7.
Ec83 12a7 tube it a jj tube..
take out the chinese tube and put in a quality USA built tube, you won't be disappointed!
You do know those USA tubes are also produced in either China or Russia? The more expensive ones do usually have a better quality though just because they are tested before selling them to you
@@INUAGAIN only way to get a usa made tube is to find an old vintage one. Otherwise its China, Russia, or chech.
Orange is better. It has it's own vibe. Meteor is a just another amp. Hoped it would be as good as the orange.
Orange definitely has it's own thing going on.
Joyo
I changed my mind, I'm for the orange lol
I think the orange sounds better in live setting. More middle.
The Terror is more crisp, but the Meteor sounds fuller.
Both sound good but id have to say the orange sounds better to my ears. I want to say it has a brighter sound then the joyo
I prefer the sound of the orange, but really wish it had an effect loop.
Orange don’t like putting those loops on lot of their amps.
The Dark Orange has the Loop
That can be added. Check internet…
The Joy is way better no comparison and it has eff. loop, clean, Bluetooth! and it's less cost! Easy decision!
They recently came up with V2 of at least the Jackman with two independent footswitchable channels. That's a lot of features in a tiny giggable amp!
Very Beautiful guitar.
Anyone know how the meteor puts up with a big muff? It sounds like it'd be good for a doomy tone
I don't have personal experience using Big Muff and this amp but since it's built after Orange Rockerverb I would guess it would sound great.
I play a clone of an early muff pi and just love the tone.
For tone wise Orange for me but on the other side Joyo has a lot
the joyo meteor ii is the real winner. If orange put true 2 channels and a footswitch with their mini heads they'd have my money.
Was that torpedo even on? I'm not sure it was doing enough to represent a cabinet for either of these heads.
How do you think I recorded the guitars if the unit was off?
I've ordered a Zombie II, and I went ahead and ordered a quality replacement tube, as well. I opted for the Mesa Boogie SPAX7-A, and will install it as soon as the amp arrives.
did you find out that there is a led light behind the tube so it can shines like a hot tube? I think the tube is useless in those amps
@@SebaRivera Mine doesn't have an LED light. I put a Ruby 12AX-7 HG tube in, and it was too much. Made the amp super muddy. Put the MB SPAX7-A back in, and it sounded much better.
@@ragingskeptic9753 I'm pretty sure you have a led light, you maybe miss that. Easy way wituout taking the tube oot is that in a dark room, turn on the amp and magically the tube will turn orange. At the same time as the led for on possition and for channel
Wow great video ! The playing is awesome, good job. Both amps sound really good, but the Joyo is a bit more brighter and cuts through the mix a little better. I knew Joyo made pedals, but not amps ! Surprise surprise ! Saw the Ola Englund video with the Joyo Meteor and Zombie models, and the Zombie sounded a bit tighter. All in all , sounds like a great alternative to Orange, and i enjoyed discovering this little gem. Thx dude
Thank you! The Joyo Bantamp range is so great, they are easy to use, loud and sound really good.
What kind of guitar is that?
It's a semi-hollow double cut I made myself at a guitar building course. There's a video on my channel telling the story of the build. :)
Estou usando o Micro Terror para ensaio e retorno de palco com um falante Celestion G12T em 4 ohms. Fica bem alto e ótima qualidade:
ruclips.net/video/1mHku3IMRrY/видео.html
Joyo have a nice sound..🤘
It’s really good!
@@CatPickStudios yeah, absolutely
But they both dont have reverb and no ft switch to go from clean to dirty
I think Joyo just released a v2 version of one of the amps with footswitchable channels and everything.
@@CatPickStudios The Zombie II has two channels and a foot switch.
Not having reverb is a bonus. When an amp has an effects loop you can use ANY reverb you want.
Compare the dark and zombie 2
Well it's been 6 years since the video and I don't have the amps anymore.
I think I would give up the slightly better tone of the Orange and go for the Joyo which seems to have more tonal options.
Yeah having two channels is certainly an an advantage.
I'd give up both to get the Micro Dark. Better tone then the Micro Terror (for my taste in music anyways), but has an FX loop, so you can throw in pedals APPROPRIATELY, including an EQ pedal, giving you ultimate tonal potential.
If the store had had Micro Dark, I would have compared those. Having owned the Dark Terror I know that sound is actually closer to what Joyo Meteor is going for.
Zdrazvoutchey Vladimir! I'm sorry I don't speak Russian. As they are at the same price, the Orange sounds a little bit better to me. Moreover, I don't understand the purpose of Bluetooth on a mono amp with a guitar cabinet?
Haha no worries, I'm actually Finnish with some Russian roots... ;D The Bluetooth is there just for playing backing tracks through the amp. They obviously don't sound amazing coming through a guitar cab speaker, but I guess they get the job done.
How about a micro terror sitting on its arse for 10 years while joyo adds bluetooth and loop fx for same money. Add some pedals and sound difference you think is there doesn't matter really. I like that I can afford different models - some great ones in the bantamp line.I
Mark Lohnes some are made with slave labor, some are made with payed labor.$$$
Orange Micro Dark has an FX Loop. Bluetooth isn't that important as you can stream music through your laptop to play over.
Joyo is great but these amps have not really been tested long term and they virtually have no customer support..
I'm afraid that's what you're buying into with cheap amps.
Good job ! Joyo by far. Fuller , clearer sound. Orange sounds a bit thin / fizzy in comparison
I love the fizzy sound of an Orange amp but it's definitely a bit more acquired taste haha.
I wanted the joyo but eventually chose the orange. The joyo has more features which was calling my name. But what it doesn't have is 4ohm capability. And I just bought a set of 1980s UK made marshall mini stack speakers and they're 8ohm so it will be 4ohm parallel. I didnt want to run the joyo at 16ohm cause it wouldn't work out as well and I didnt want to use just one speaker.
Joyo all the way
That Joyo sounds nothing like an Orange.
It's way better lol.
I kind of like both, but just for different things haha.
The MeteOR XL has footswitchable channels and an effects loop. If the brands were reversed nobody would buy the Orange.
MeteOR XL didn't exist when this video was made, so it's kind of a moot point.
I'm kinda liking the joyo more. I hate myself!!!!!! Lol
Haha it's a great little amp!
Let's be real:
the Orange amp costs at least 149 euros, has no loop effects, has no clean sound, and is rather ugly and fragile (to my opinion)...
The Joyo amp costs 119 euros, has 2 channels, a loop effect, great sounds and in very cute in his black and yellow outfit...
I've heard the clean sound of the Meteor on another video on youtube and it's good!
So it seems we got a winner!!!
Sound and looks are an opinion thing but there's just no way I could call Orange "fragile". Orange amps, even the small ones, are some of the most durable amps you can ever get. Check out the "how to void your warranty" video series from TGU18, those amps can take a beating (and fire and gravy etc...). Fun videos!
Sound wise and feature wise it comes to what you prefer. I think Joyo is way more feature packed but I really like super simple amps that have more vintage sound. I don't think you can go wrong with either of these. Depending on what you are looking for be sure to check out other Joyo Bantamps as well, bunch of cool sounds available!
@@CatPickStudios It seems that some users (in your topic commentaries) haven't got the same opinion...
And some like the Orange more. What’s your point?
@@CatPickStudios If people want to pay a product that has got less qualities and that is more expensive, they got the right to do it: it's their money!
End of story!
In my country Joyo is more expensive than Orange 🤩
So I go with the amp that can 'terror' the stage
why s this guy waving like Chappers?
I'm hoping someone will mistake me for him.
Wooooowwwwww
Orange 10000000%
That's very many percent.
It would be different if the Joyo were cheaper. I'll take the Orange for the same price.
Joyo! Thanks smartassphone!
When you connect like this volume on every amp should be at zero.Torpedo doesnt need volume from amp and this two signals dont match.In fact Torpedo is a power amp in this configuration what means that volume from amp can damage Torpedo.
The Torpedo Live is meant to be used exactly the way I’m using it in this video: by going from amp’s speaker output to Torpedo Live’s speaker input. It loads down the amp safely and allows me to run cabinet simulated line level signal to my audio interface. Turning amp’s volume to zero would result in no sound in this setup.
I don't like either of them. These high frequency harmonics are sounding very artificial.
What are you listening on?
Joyo