🎸 Orange Amps: Discover The True Rock Guitar Sound 🎸

Welcome to our latest video where we delve deep into the world of Orange Amps, the quintessential backbone of the true rock guitar sound! Whether you're a seasoned guitarist or a curious beginner, this video is exactly what you need to understand why Orange Amps have been a staple in the music industry for decades.
In this video, we'll take you through the rich amp history of Orange Amplification, highlighting its evolution from a small London-based company to a global powerhouse revered by musicians worldwide. You'll get an insider's look at how these legendary British amps are crafted to perfection, delivering that iconic, punchy sound that has influenced countless rock anthems.
🔶 What You Can Expect:
- A comprehensive overview of Orange Amps and their unique features.
- An exciting journey through the history of Orange Amplification.
- Insights into why these British amps stand out in the crowded market of guitar amplifiers.
Whether you're interested in amp history or just looking to discover that perfect British amp to elevate your sound, this video has it all. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more deep dives into the world of music gear!
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Time Stamps
00:00 Intro
00:56 1968 The Beginning
01:46 First Amps Produced
02:45 Radio Craft / Matamp
03:43 1970 New Factory
04:32 Orange Graphic Symbols
05:32 Custom Reverb Twin
06:17 Gibson License
06:55 Return of Cliff Cooper
07:57 AD30
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[@jeffreymars8062]

You all never heard Wishbone Ash live

[@desertrockunited]

I have not. I'll check them out.

[@BecklyCrackers_18thFloor]

Subbed from your Melvins Queen short. Looking forward to more great content! Thank you.

[@desertrockunited]

Thanks! King Buzzo is The Man!

[@BecklyCrackers_18thFloor]

@@desertrockunited Queen is easily my favorite Melvins song, from my favorite album. Just strumming around I found chords that were two songs on Houdini, Lizzy & Set Me Straight. I probably should take the time to learn how to play Queen :)

[@desertrockunited]

Stoner Witch is one of their best. Deutrom had a great bass tone and the songs are really good. Houdini is good too.

[@jamesbarrick3403]

Orange fans - please give me your opinion on the BEST VALUE for an all tube Orange head (not combo) in today's market. 5 to 20 watts would be plenty. There are so many models, i get confused. this would be for me son that plays metal.

[@desertrockunited]

Orange Rocker 15, Dark Terror, OR 15. If he plays Metal the dark terror might be the way to go. The Rocker 15 is a good two channel amp if clean tones are important. Rock on!

[@frankfrank7921]

Great job on the topic! Love Orange amps especially the early 70s models but alas have never owned one. One nit to pick, the Brits say "valve" we say "tube" because after all they are vacuum tubes. Wonder what the Canadians say?

[@desertrockunited]

I used the British term for the Brit amp!

[@odgeUK]

Thermionic Valves. You say Tomato, I say Potato.

[@frankfrank7921]

@@odgeUK Yeah, I get it. I don't say anything when Brits say "valve" but I do chide Americans who do. No different than an American who says he'll take the lift to the 3rd floor or pronounce "algae" with a hard 'g'. It's particularly disturbing if an American wants to drive on the right side of the road here in the US.