Orange Terror Amps: How Do You Use Yours?

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Just a home player here with a Dark Terror and it's fed into an Orange PPC112 with a V30 speaker. The amp and cab compliment each other because the Dark Terror has a lower mids emphasis and the V30 allows that to come through and at the same time have plenty of thump and smoothed out highs. I find it inspiring to pair with either of my Les Pauls both fitted with lower wound pickups. The combination can put out some volume yet not overpower me with volume....just really inspiring tones.

Terror uses, how do you best utilize your amp and guitar(s)?


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Just a home player here with a Dark Terror and it's fed into an Orange PPC112 with a V30 speaker. The amp and cab compliment each other because the Dark Terror has a lower mids emphasis and the V30 allows that to come through and at the same time have plenty of thump and smoothed out highs. I find it inspiring to pair with either of my Les Pauls both fitted with lower wound pickups. The combination can put out some volume yet not overpower me with volume....just really inspiring tones.

Terror uses, how do you best utilize your amp and guitar(s)?


Stratstrangler
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The Orange Tiny Terror is one of the nicest crunchy-est amps I have ever tried. It kicks ass.
FYI the OR-15 is the same amp with an effects loop built in.
These are great sounding amps and if you haven't played one you need to try it. (loud as hell too).
I really don't go for Mesa amps either too much maintenance too much labor involved.

Well, never use any effects pedals just plug it in and grind. The volume control on the guitar is all I need. Crunch Crunch Crunch I love to crunch.
 
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The OR 15 was recommended to me as well as a Jim Root #4, but I had already got hold of
the Dark Terror and for my money, I think Orange (through Ade Emsley) got it right when they designed
the follow up to the Tiny Terror. I never played one, but I'm sure I'd appreciate the tone and it’s simplicity
of the Tiny Terror also.


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