Orange 35RT

[Session 5]

I lika my Orange..

 

[eSGEe]

yep NORMS BACK!

 

[eSGEe]

I gots one too Normie ..............


added an output jack and run it to a 12" Peavey Cabinet ................................... amazing tones

 

[Session 5]

You knows what i'm talking about Son!!

 

[Far Rider]

Never played one. What kind of tone could it be compared to?

 

[Sérgio]

Used to have one, pretty good little amp.

 

[Mitch Pearrow SJMP]

My grandson has one out on loan.
They sound pretty good for what they are.
The 120 is a badass though..
Cheers

 

[Session 5]

Never played one. What kind of tone could it be compared to?

Its in a league of its own Far Rider, you just need to try one out for yourself.

 

[Far Rider]

Its in a league of its own Far Rider, you just need to try one out for yourself.

That would be hard to do since the only large music shop in my area (Guitar Center) doesn't have any. Can you name me an artist who uses them?

 

[Thatbastarddon]

That would be hard to do since the only large music shop in my area (Guitar Center) doesn't have any. Can you name me an artist who uses them?

Ty Tabor of Kings X…

He’s into the Orange Crush amps these days. He was a Gibson Lab Series user for years, but I imagine it’s difficult to maintain them nowadays.

 

[Far Rider]

Thanks. I try to find his music and see for myself.

 

[Thatbastarddon]

Thanks. I try to find his music and see for myself.

Here is some of his fairly recent stuff…

 

[SIx String Chef]

Here is some of his fairly recent stuff…

That'a sweet guitar tone he has for the main riff! Consistent with the P90's on the Les Paul he's using in that segment of the video, I guess? Although he uses a few LPs through the video.

 

[gball]

That'a sweet guitar tone he has for the main riff! Consistent with the P90's on the Les Paul he's using in that segment of the video, I guess? Although he uses a few LPs through the video.

Ty Tabor has been bringing the truth for some years now, just a ridiculous player. Here's some earlier stuff, from his King's X days (he was known for playing Stratocaster Elites back in the day, with the active electronics and pushbutton switching)

Front man is Doug Pinnick, also well worth investigating.

As for Orange amps, yeah, totally their own thing. Don't sound similar to any other amps. Except maybe Matamps, haha.

 

[67plexi]

 

[gball]

Damn, that has the best soundtrack of any "informational" video I have ever watched!

 

[Don O]

No ESD straps on those workers handling the printed circuit cards with ICs on them. Really bad PR. Guaranteed premature failure for a percentage of those amps in the future. Oh, and I own a 35RT.

 

[Amp Mad Scientist]

No ESD straps on those workers handling the printed circuit cards with ICs on them. Really bad PR. Guaranteed premature failure for a percentage of those amps in the future. Oh, and I own a 35RT.

Normally for analog circuits, they don't use ESD protection or wrist straps.
If it was digital then it would be more advisable.
True diodes and LEDs are static sensitive but not as much as CMOS or FET transistors, and it's usually ignored in that type production.

 

[Far Rider]

Here is some of his fairly recent stuff…

I like that! That is some great tone. I need to come out from under my rock more often.

 

[aon]

I like the jig that's used to position the emblems on the front. That's some high tech engineering right there.