Joe Neigel *****Im a man in hury. When i want to check sound of guitar or amp i dont watch comedian bonus at the beginig. Getting to the juicy part is even more essential when it comes to checking Orange Amp. Get it? Orange, juicy very corny. Same thing with porn. Btw im foreigner so i dont get all the brit jokes
+John Lipski I agree. It's anoying to spend 5 minutes listening to them talk about stuff that has nothing to do with the product, especially when i might watch a few video's in a row.
Just picked one of these amps up today, and I love this thing. It sounds great and is so easy to use. I first tried a modeling amp, only to spend most of my time playing with knobs and buttons. I quickly took it back and got the Crush 35rt. This thing is well built, and sounds amazing. Being a beginning player, I think an amp like this is the best way to go. This way you can spend more time learning how to play your guitar then how to play with your amp.
Agreed. I bought one for my dad, an Crush 20rt because how easy the are to use. I wanted to keep it though after using it for a bit, the sound really good. Going to buy a 35rt for myself I think....
I am considering getting one of these as a simple jam/small gig amp . A guitar forum I frequent has nothing but praise for these amps and people often use them for gigs or rehearsals with drummers. Here is an example of a post about the 35 rt So for anyone who plays louder/heavier music I used my crush 35rt at my black metal band practice yesterday. Drummer is the cavemanest of all drummers. Other guitarist plays through a 100watt tube Peavey JSX with a 412 cab. I had to turn my clean channel down to 5/8 from 3/4 volume and my Boss HM2 volume down from 1/2 to 1/4 because I was drowning out his half stack which was pretty cranked. I had the combo about 5 feet of the floor and all of us, including the bassist with a 300w Ampeg 115 and our singer, could hear it loud and clearly. And it sounded good. I did have to change the tone dials though, mainly the lowered bass a little, though I was super impressed with this amp. It really is the perfect grab and go amp, great clean channel with lots of headroom, decent reverb, foot switch-able channels, dirt channel that does blues to punk and metal. And it’s light. Just my 2¢ but I think this could definitely replace some punk and metal guys half stacks. And another I had kept my Pro Junior at our practice space for a long time. The Pro Junior, a Bad Monkey, two cables and a Snark tuner. Sometimes I would bring my pedal board, other times I would just use the Bad Monkey at practice. I missed having the Pro Junior at home (love the PJ). I thought that if the Crush was a winner I would have a clean channel, a dirty channel, reverb and a tuner in one little amp and I would only have to bring a guitar to practice. Simplify simplify....it's practice. The gain channel on the Crush is very British/Orange-ish...I'm used to a TS-808 sound but I was able to dial in a very nice light crunch. I got used to it in a hurry and I was very happy. The clean channel is spanky. We ran the Beatles Birthday song and I was over the top of our drummer and the amp was clear as a bell. The reverb is very nice. I'm always skeptical about digital reverbs but this one sounds spring-like. I don't know how they do it but they did it. The tuner works very well. I wish it was a silent tuner but it's not. When you touch the tuner button and tune your guitar the guitar still plays loudly through the amp. Major real world test number twice in one day: Took it to a jam after the gig. Had a bevy of suburban bluuuz guys gathered 'round to get the low down on it. When they found out it was SS, a couple of 'em started doing the classic back-pedal "ahhh, I thought I could kinda hear that..." One of them asked if he could pick it up. After he lifted it he just said "I'm getting one tomorrow". Orange has built a serious sounding piece of gear, that costs next to nothing. If this thing lasts a year, I'll have gotten far more than my money's worth. I feel like I'll have it longer. Highly recommended.
I Love the Digitech Bad Monkey too and have the Ibanez TS-9 also but my BadMonkey does so well with my Ibanez RG guitars running it through the Peavey 6505 micro Piranha w/1x8” 6505 cab and it “Chugs” to my liking. I’ve used it for years in my mancave/bedroom situation and looking to upgrade to Orange amplification considering the Micro Dark w/1x8” cab combo from Sweetwater $269 and now reading raving reviews about the Crush 35RT w/10” driver for $279! What do I go with? Help me out “please”with your advice/opinions from you Orange guys cause I’ve only used Peavey since early 80’s (having local plant here in Ms. at one time) trying to keep my money down South and very pleased with Peavey! Just ready for a heavy experience with Orange amplification…..#🎸🤘🏻🔥#Ibanez#RG#Peavey#Orange#Lust/Envy
im a guitar player who doesn't like metal and has no interest in theory but I love watching robs videos just cause he seems like a genuinely nice and entertaining guy :)
I used to play through an old Orange crush 15 when I first started taking lessons... I used to have so much fun playing through that amp. Sometimes I wonder what all the fuss is about with those expensive tube amps, as they dont sound any better to me than this little solid state amp.
I recently traded my Vox Vt20 for a used Orange Crush RT20. I always assumed Orange amps were strictly for hard rock only. But this amp has a great clean tone. The tone is great and it takes pedals really well. I've used it with delay, tremolo, reverb, and overdrive pedals. I own a Blues Jr also , and the Orange amp has a very organic response. As far as the Vox, it just had too many features that I didn't want. I just need a great clean sound, great dirty sound, and a headphone/audio jacks for silent practice. The Orange amp fit the bill.
I just bought the 12 watt Orange for late night, living room jamming. (Also, for something just to take around when I am away from home) For such a small amp, it gets a fantastic sound. I love it to bits. I plan on buying the 60 watt version for louder settings when I have the cash. Love the video!
@@yallevereatenbeans2723 you act like we dont have mic's and pa's. It might be a practice amp but ffs you can mic up a 1 watter if it sounds good enough.
I've owned the 35 rt for 2 years now, great amp, it can do metal/rock really well. The clean sound is good, though I don't use it as much. I'm never letting it go, even though I have other amplifiers.
As a devote tube guy...I reluctantly purchased at RT-35 model as a back up to my Fender Deluxe Reverb ( which has been modded to hell and back ) BUT it is slowly becoming my favorite amp, easy to use works great with pedals as well as my Line 6 HD 500 which I had given up on til I purchased this amp.. I like the sound of a SM 57 in front of it for gigging as opposed to the headphone/line out
The Orange sound is unique, never copied the big three (F-M-V), and these practice amps knock it out of the park. 🏏 And... that Chapman guitar sounds sweet. Always loved the sound Tom Petersson attacked us with in Cheap Trick.
I actually couldn't find much difference in the tone between this and my older Crush 15R on the "extreme" gain setting for leads, and cleans are pretty much universally good across all amps ever made. But yeah, my 15R doesn't do "half-gain" well AT ALL, so this wins for a practice amp.
to be fair for a tiny little amp its sounds pretty good. I recently got a vox soundbox mini and I find that (although its even smaller) has allot more punch and a larger sound.
Two dwarfs out on the pull, manage to score and take two women home. Dwarf one can’t get it up and to make matters worse, all night he can hear dwarf two saying “right, here I come again… 1…2…3 uuhhhh”. Next morning, dwarf one says to dwarf two, “how humiliating! I couldn’t even get it up”. Dwarf two says, “You think that’s bad… I couldn’t even get on the bed”! So the next night - the dwarf goes back to the woman from the night before except this time he’s carrying a little suitcase. As the woman lies back on the bed, preparing herself for a bit of a quiet night, the dwarf opens his suitcase and takes out four little peices of coiled spring. He attaches one each to his feet and one each to his hands. Standing up, slightly unsteadily, he bounces first up onto the bed and then onto the awaiting woman. Up and down, up and down he goes until finally the end is reached and a terrific end it is. As they smoke a cigarette, the woman turns to the dwarf and says “Wow, little fella, that was the best I’ve ever experienced! But a somewhat unusual technique. What do you call it?” “Well, its a german method” replies the dwarf, ” It’s four-sprung-dwarf-technique”
Rob, I was looking for kind of playing to make my choice!! Doesn't matter, still bought my Chapman ML-3 Modern Natural. I'm really happy that you expanded your musical horizons, even if it's just a little improv. Not all of us like metal, but nonetheless, have my Chapman right here and I'm more than happy. Thank you!
It wasn't that, he said that he put the mids quite high, it sounds like the amps are really dark sounding so you'd probably need a treble boost pedal or something like that
Amps just doesn't sound good or full with speakers below 12" (atleast to me) It would probably sound much better with a 12" and a bit bigger cab. A 35W with a 10".. Bit of a joke. Everytime I've heard a 10" they've always been muffled and lifeless like these
i went to the local shop today and tried the crush 12, simply it kicks ass. Billy Gibbons and Jimmy Page as well, at a low volume, really nice amps, iv got laney cub 10 tube amp, great tone, works good with soul food and stuff, however the solid state amps like these little babes really kick ass. for all of you guys who swear and shout about these guys here, get yourself more knowledge about music then come and discuss.
I enjoy the single tube hybrid amps that have come out in the last 20 years as a tone for the guitars to settle in on. I push towards a warm tone with the addition of reverb or tremolo. but, lk
wow i always hoped for an affordable orange amp that sounds good.. didnt expect them to put such nice sounding amps out for that price. pretty insane. Nice jam in the beginning.
I'm struggling with the decision of adding either a multi-effects processor or individual pedals to complement my 35rt. I'm considering the Digitech RP1000.
Got the 35RT, strictly for practicing at home. It's certainly plenty loud already, can't really turn it up even past 3. However, I find it's voiced a bit strange, very bass heavy. I had to roll back the bass quite a lot before I got a nice clean tone out of it. It could be the speaker, however, because through the headphones it's painfully trebble heavy. Unfortunately you can't turn off the cab-sim. Don't get me wrong, the price point is quite good you can still get a pretty decent tone out of this amp, you just have to fiddle with the EQ. The "everything at noon" voicing is just not quite right.
I have the Orange 35RT & it is a fucking monster... and honestly, you have to hear it with a tube screamer...I use the od808 and if I turn the dirt past 3 (with the gain appropriately at 9-10) I could do a show at a small venue...for the price...idk if there’s a better combo, & I’ve had a few... after a few months of owning the 35RT I ended up selling my other combo amps, I’m sure the 20RT will get the job done just the same, part of me finds that the 35rt is almost too loud to play at my house so the 20RT could potentially be a better option if u live in an apartment etc...
HELP NEEDED FROM SOUND EXPERTS!!!!! Does anyone know if the 35 watt amp would sound just as good plugged into a sound system through the headphone jack into a direct box and into the system????
It'll sound good for live playing, but definitely won't sound good for recording/demoing. If you just want to plug it into the system to hear yourself play then it's good but it definitly won't sound good for recording
Jiggery pokery? Is that a technical term? lol I am trying to decide between the CR35 and the Orange 60w. I want to replace my Line 6 Spider Jam that has to much jiggery pokery. I want to pair it up with a POD HD500. Looking for the never ending quest for that "Gilmour tone". It seems like one of these will deliver.
Micro terror assuming you don't need multiple channels. The valve preamp makes its sound a lot warmer than any crush amp. Don't get me wrong, the crush amps are very solid for the money, and have more options, but the micro terror sounds better for the conventional orange high-gain sound.
Same dilemma for me; I considered Joyo Zombie ll but alot of poor reviews, it either works well or not at all so scared of it. So Should I buy the Orange micro terror w/1x8” cab combo or Crush 35RT for my small mancave/bedroom jamming. What is your advice or opinions with me playing ONLY Ibanez RG guitars from preference and Love since 89’?#Ibanez#RG#WizardNeckPerfection#570(JB),#550(NP),& 370DX(white)#PeaveyPirahna20wattMicro#w/1x8” 6505 cab currently#LookingforOrangeAmplificationUpgrade#ForHardRock/Metal#🎸🤘🏻🔥
I'm sure some people would think they have too many guitar. I recently bought a rack stand and realised I had enough guitars to fill it plus one more and I thought I might have a problem. That problem is not enough guitars.
amazingly talented guys but the more I watch em the more I long for them to grow up and just get to the point..then I strat looking for another review!
he kind of alternates between a "D-maj-bar-chord" and a "E-min-7-bar-chord" i would say. the note "b" of the Emin7 is hammered on (ringfinger 9th fret d string).
bahh - why have i started this. now i need to correct myself all of the time. regarding the "Emin7" both fingers are hammered on simultaneously. in case you've just started to play the guitar chances are little you can play this, but anyway: direction EADGBE Dmaj = x57775 Emin7 = x79787 9 and 8 is hammered on.
How Chappers said that Lee is using a standard Les Paul, I feel like maybe he should use a lower priced guitar because these are typically sold to people that may have a smaller budget, or somebody that just stays at home and plays as a hobby. They should've done the review with a standard fender or something at a smaller budget. by the way, these amps sound great!
Gaming Guitar Player Oh it's great, it's very loud for a 40 watt, very versatile amp with a ton of options, the software works great two, i think it's the best practise amp you can get at the moment as a complete package.
Nice amps indeed. Among others I have a Fender Frontman 15G, 15 watts & an 8" speaker that sounds equally as good on the clean and the gain channels! Most people deride the Frontman 15G. Here's my take. The speaker is not sounding good until after around 15 - 20 hours of playing. Then all of a sudden it becomes a different amp entirely. It sounds as good as just about any amp that I have ever owned. The only limit is that it's 15 watts driving an 8" speaker. It is loud, just not professional gigging loud. It is my favorite practice amp these day's. Will I purchase an Orange amp? Yes, more likely than not I will. Or another 5 watt tube amp that can drive 4/8/16 ohm speaker cab's. They are loud but not ear damaging loud an can be purchased for less than $200 American in 2017. I love and prefer over driven tube amps ever since having a hot rodded Marshall JCM 900 with a Full Stack of JCM 900 1969A and 1960B speaker cab's.
I've recently got myself a Micro terror and a Marshall 1936V cab. It sounds pretty cool but, like you say it only has one channel. I'm thinking of getting a multi FX pedal board. which one would you recommend that's not pricey and you don't have a problem with by passing any modelling so you get the sound of your amp set up with FX. Cheers
I need a new and better sounding practice amp. Ive got a Marshall MG15 combo, and its not really doing it for me. I love a fat, desert rockish sound, and would love an amp with a little more power then the MG15 - are any of these Orange amps a good fit? I got a few pedals to help me with getting the sound right, but i need something that doesnt freak out when i turn up the volume. The MG15 cant handle that.
Did you lads use any pedals in this video? I have an orange crush 20rt and a Fender cabronita tele, looking to get some fun sounds out of it. Anything you could recommend?
Get a somewhat cheap multi-effects unit and fiddle around with some sounds man. See what you like and play everything before you buy it. Just put your glasses on, nothing will be wrong.
Gatsu I buy used boss pedals... Usually run around 50 bucks... They are very quality but yeah what he said is a good idea and I recommend getting used boss pedals cuz the resale value is the same even if they've been through 3 owners... That's my opinion anyways
QvinHM I mean gain not volume. Volume makes no difference. With low volume it sounds horrible. That setting also just is horrible no matter how much gain you put in.
My biggest problem is that I couldn't use it in my bedroom.. it needs to be loud to get it 🔥 and hot..should I get an overdrive pedal so that it will get hot even in low volume..?
Your show is like porn
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I allways skip 5 minutes of talking to get to the best part
John Lipski i dont skip anything watching them XD they are funny
Joe Neigel *****Im a man in hury. When i want to check sound of guitar or amp i dont watch comedian bonus at the beginig. Getting to the juicy part is even more essential when it comes to checking Orange Amp. Get it? Orange, juicy very corny. Same thing with porn. Btw im foreigner so i dont get all the brit jokes
+John Lipski You should take your time, learn how to relax and just enjoy a funny video dude. No stress!
+Slumber! yeah, but thats not whats my problem. im relax too much so when i want or have to do sth im in hury
+John Lipski I agree. It's anoying to spend 5 minutes listening to them talk about stuff that has nothing to do with the product, especially when i might watch a few video's in a row.
Just picked one of these amps up today, and I love this thing. It sounds great and is so easy to use. I first tried a modeling amp, only to spend most of my time playing with knobs and buttons. I quickly took it back and got the Crush 35rt. This thing is well built, and sounds amazing. Being a beginning player, I think an amp like this is the best way to go. This way you can spend more time learning how to play your guitar then how to play with your amp.
Agreed. I bought one for my dad, an Crush 20rt because how easy the are to use. I wanted to keep it though after using it for a bit, the sound really good. Going to buy a 35rt for myself I think....
Chris Postlethwaite is 20l similar sounds with 20rt.. in my country only 20l are available. no 20rt
I literally just did the exact same thing lol
Danny Luten
How about ing small live gig, can the Crush 20rt keep up with the drums?
my dad dad dumped hotrod derville for crush 35rt.
I just bought one of these, believe it or not, because of the wonderful clean tone. So much character in the way that its voiced, and so dead simple.
I got the 20rt and I love the lil bugger, best amp I have
This "practicing amp" has actually more output than my live amp haha :D
These guys always sound so good together?!!! They compliment each other’s talents well.
Man, that Gravity pick just flew straight outta my computer and into my hand!! Thanks Rob!
I am considering getting one of these as a simple jam/small gig amp . A guitar forum I frequent has nothing but praise for these amps and people often use them for gigs or rehearsals with drummers. Here is an example of a post about the 35 rt
So for anyone who plays louder/heavier music I used my crush 35rt at my black metal band practice yesterday.
Drummer is the cavemanest of all drummers. Other guitarist plays through a 100watt tube Peavey JSX with a 412 cab. I had to turn my clean channel down to 5/8 from 3/4 volume and my Boss HM2 volume down from 1/2 to 1/4 because I was drowning out his half stack which was pretty cranked.
I had the combo about 5 feet of the floor and all of us, including the bassist with a 300w Ampeg 115 and our singer, could hear it loud and clearly. And it sounded good. I did have to change the tone dials though, mainly the lowered bass a little, though I was super impressed with this amp.
It really is the perfect grab and go amp, great clean channel with lots of headroom, decent reverb, foot switch-able channels, dirt channel that does blues to punk and metal. And it’s light. Just my 2¢ but I think this could definitely replace some punk and metal guys half stacks.
And another
I had kept my Pro Junior at our practice space for a long time. The Pro Junior, a Bad Monkey, two cables and a Snark tuner. Sometimes I would bring my pedal board, other times I would just use the Bad Monkey at practice. I missed having the Pro Junior at home (love the PJ).
I thought that if the Crush was a winner I would have a clean channel, a dirty channel, reverb and a tuner in one little amp and I would only have to bring a guitar to practice. Simplify simplify....it's practice.
The gain channel on the Crush is very British/Orange-ish...I'm used to a TS-808 sound but I was able to dial in a very nice light crunch. I got used to it in a hurry and I was very happy.
The clean channel is spanky. We ran the Beatles Birthday song and I was over the top of our drummer and the amp was clear as a bell.
The reverb is very nice. I'm always skeptical about digital reverbs but this one sounds spring-like. I don't know how they do it but they did it.
The tuner works very well. I wish it was a silent tuner but it's not. When you touch the tuner button and tune your guitar the guitar still plays loudly through the amp.
Major real world test number twice in one day:
Took it to a jam after the gig. Had a bevy of suburban bluuuz guys gathered 'round to get the low down on it. When they found out it was SS, a couple of 'em started doing the classic back-pedal "ahhh, I thought I could kinda hear that..."
One of them asked if he could pick it up. After he lifted it he just said "I'm getting one tomorrow".
Orange has built a serious sounding piece of gear, that costs next to nothing. If this thing lasts a year, I'll have gotten far more than my money's worth. I feel like I'll have it longer.
Highly recommended.
I Love the Digitech Bad Monkey too and have the Ibanez TS-9 also but my BadMonkey does so well with my Ibanez RG guitars running it through the Peavey 6505 micro Piranha w/1x8” 6505 cab and it “Chugs” to my liking. I’ve used it for years in my mancave/bedroom situation and looking to upgrade to Orange amplification considering the Micro Dark w/1x8” cab combo from Sweetwater $269 and now reading raving reviews about the Crush 35RT w/10” driver for $279! What do I go with? Help me out “please”with your advice/opinions from you Orange guys cause I’ve only used Peavey since early 80’s (having local plant here in Ms. at one time) trying to keep my money down South and very pleased with Peavey! Just ready for a heavy experience with Orange amplification…..#🎸🤘🏻🔥#Ibanez#RG#Peavey#Orange#Lust/Envy
im a guitar player who doesn't like metal and has no interest in theory but I love watching robs videos just cause he seems like a genuinely nice and entertaining guy :)
I might like that natural ML3 little too much...
Never thought I'd see you on here, I guess TH-cam is smaller than it's made out to be ;-) awaiting your next video.
I know I love the vintage tele look without the pickgaurd and the reverse headstock
Hey just subbed u watch rob an pd the cap? (Guess the do resist was a give away) but awesome man!
I'm really digging the Orange amplifiers.. both tube and solid state sound great!
These 2 guys are hilarious.....Love the demos. Keep up the great work.
I am glad that Orange has taken the computer out of amplifiers. Simple, old school and straight forward.
I used to play through an old Orange crush 15 when I first started taking lessons... I used to have so much fun playing through that amp. Sometimes I wonder what all the fuss is about with those expensive tube amps, as they dont sound any better to me than this little solid state amp.
Love when you guys do Orange videos! They're my favorite manufacturer of amps all day! Thanks for the vids guys, I love them!
I recently traded my Vox Vt20 for a used Orange Crush RT20. I always assumed Orange amps were strictly for hard rock only. But this amp has a great clean tone. The tone is great and it takes pedals really well. I've used it with delay, tremolo, reverb, and overdrive pedals.
I own a Blues Jr also , and the Orange amp has a very organic response.
As far as the Vox, it just had too many features that I didn't want. I just need a great clean sound, great dirty sound, and a headphone/audio jacks for silent practice. The Orange amp fit the bill.
what do you think of the low frequencies of the rt35?
Yes, the clean is good. You can actually play jazz with the Orange. :)
Sounds good enough. For the price, you can’t beat it.
I just bought the 12 watt Orange for late night, living room jamming. (Also, for something just to take around when I am away from home) For such a small amp, it gets a fantastic sound. I love it to bits. I plan on buying the 60 watt version for louder settings when I have the cash. Love the video!
I've got a 'Orange Micro Crush portable amp' I fookin love it, I've been playing it more than my proper amp and add my ditto looper... hours of fun :)
I feel that if it's over 15 watts that it isn't a practice amp.
If it's under 100 watts it is indeed a practice amp mate.
@@thenightstocker3219 if your DEAF or a bass player yes .
LurchingDeath that’s not true
@@thenightstocker3219 ah yes those famous practice amps made by vox. the AC30
@@yallevereatenbeans2723 you act like we dont have mic's and pa's. It might be a practice amp but ffs you can mic up a 1 watter if it sounds good enough.
I've owned the 35 rt for 2 years now, great amp, it can do metal/rock really well. The clean sound is good, though I don't use it as much. I'm never letting it go, even though I have other amplifiers.
One of the best practice amps I've heard. I love the bright tone in orange products.
As a devote tube guy...I reluctantly purchased at RT-35 model as a back up to my Fender Deluxe Reverb ( which has been modded to hell and back ) BUT it is slowly becoming my favorite amp, easy to use works great with pedals as well as my Line 6 HD 500 which I had given up on til I purchased this amp.. I like the sound of a SM 57 in front of it for gigging as opposed to the headphone/line out
The Orange sound is unique, never copied the big three (F-M-V), and these practice amps knock it out of the park. 🏏 And... that Chapman guitar sounds sweet. Always loved the sound Tom Petersson attacked us with in Cheap Trick.
I actually couldn't find much difference in the tone between this and my older Crush 15R on the "extreme" gain setting for leads, and cleans are pretty much universally good across all amps ever made. But yeah, my 15R doesn't do "half-gain" well AT ALL, so this wins for a practice amp.
to be fair for a tiny little amp its sounds pretty good. I recently got a vox soundbox mini and I find that (although its even smaller) has allot more punch and a larger sound.
"allman brothers" opening rocked!
I just wonder how many plectrums there are, on the floor under the camera stand? ;)
I've wondered the same. It seems like whenever I drop a pick it disappears completely, I'm curious if they ever find the ones they throw haha
Would I be able to use the crush 35rt for a small club gig
Yes, they are more than loud enough. I use mine with my band and I can't turn it all the way up!
Yes, i use a 20rt for gigging and it works fantastic
Really nice!! Nothing like a maple fretboard tele... Way to go Rob!! Going to check those out, and the Oranges!!!!!!!!
Two dwarfs out on the pull, manage to score and take two women home. Dwarf one can’t get it up and to make matters worse, all night he can hear dwarf two saying “right, here I come again… 1…2…3 uuhhhh”. Next morning, dwarf one says to dwarf two, “how humiliating! I couldn’t even get it up”. Dwarf two says, “You think that’s bad… I couldn’t even get on the bed”!
So the next night - the dwarf goes back to the woman from the night before except this time he’s carrying a little suitcase. As the woman lies back on the bed, preparing herself for a bit of a quiet night, the dwarf opens his suitcase and takes out four little peices of coiled spring.
He attaches one each to his feet and one each to his hands. Standing up, slightly unsteadily, he bounces first up onto the bed and then onto the awaiting woman. Up and down, up and down he goes until finally the end is reached and a terrific end it is. As they smoke a cigarette, the woman turns to the dwarf and says “Wow, little fella, that was the best I’ve ever experienced! But a somewhat unusual technique. What do you call it?”
“Well, its a german method” replies the dwarf, ” It’s four-sprung-dwarf-technique”
salvador fonseca why German technique?
"Vorsprung Durch Technik" is AUDI's slogan which is german. hence..
the first part it's actually funnier than the punchline
I know another version for this joke. Its the best version because have more dwarfs
These have same analogue solid state pre-amp as in Crush Pro series with just 35W max.
Ive been a Marshall guy for a while but i just got a cr 120 pro and I'm becoming a believer in orange
Agreed 👍
Rob, I was looking for kind of playing to make my choice!! Doesn't matter, still bought my Chapman ML-3 Modern Natural. I'm really happy that you expanded your musical horizons, even if it's just a little improv. Not all of us like metal, but nonetheless, have my Chapman right here and I'm more than happy.
Thank you!
Lush clean tone without the reverb at 7 mins in. Said you don't know why you'd want to do that - but it sounds great!!!
I'm hoping on getting a Orange Crush 120C! Can I have honest opinions on this amy and if it's worth almost £500? Thanks!
Sorry, replace amy for amp! 😂
Was Rob scooping the mids, or is the amp naturally that lifeless and lacking in bite?
Rob says he has lots of treble and mids later in the vid so I'm guessing it's just the amp...
It wasn't that, he said that he put the mids quite high, it sounds like the amps are really dark sounding so you'd probably need a treble boost pedal or something like that
Amps just doesn't sound good or full with speakers below 12" (atleast to me) It would probably sound much better with a 12" and a bit bigger cab. A 35W with a 10".. Bit of a joke. Everytime I've heard a 10" they've always been muffled and lifeless like these
I'm interested what small practice amp on a budget has the bite and won't make neighbours burn from the noice?
chefo93 Plenty, including the smaller version Capt. is playing. Midrange isn't a pricey feature.
I love their playing style
i went to the local shop today and tried the crush 12, simply it kicks ass. Billy Gibbons and Jimmy Page as well, at a low volume, really nice amps, iv got laney cub 10 tube amp, great tone, works good with soul food and stuff, however the solid state amps like these little babes really kick ass. for all of you guys who swear and shout about these guys here, get yourself more knowledge about music then come and discuss.
I enjoy the single tube hybrid amps that have come out in the last 20 years as a tone for the guitars to settle in on. I push towards a warm tone with the addition of reverb or tremolo. but, lk
Love yalls vids. Awesome video and amp. Might get one one day.
wow i always hoped for an affordable orange amp that sounds good.. didnt expect them to put such nice sounding amps out for that price. pretty insane. Nice jam in the beginning.
I'm struggling with the decision of adding either a multi-effects processor or individual pedals to complement my 35rt. I'm considering the Digitech RP1000.
I have always wondered how these tiny amps would sound with a larger cab. Is this achievable to do this and sound good?
Was that 'Place your Hands' by Reef?
I ordered a 20 watt orange practice amp earlier in the week. Hopefully it works well for me.
That intro!
Your videos are amazing as always.
"Sounded like you were playing in a toilet." Not sure what's funnier the comment or the look that preceded it lol
That is one really great looking classy guitar. And a Les Paul.
Nice vid guys! Ive been enyoying every single video of yours
Hi Rob, quick question for you, is the, what looks like a side address ribbon microphone, a sE R-1?
i love that gibson captain
Got the 35RT, strictly for practicing at home. It's certainly plenty loud already, can't really turn it up even past 3.
However, I find it's voiced a bit strange, very bass heavy. I had to roll back the bass quite a lot before I got a nice clean tone out of it.
It could be the speaker, however, because through the headphones it's painfully trebble heavy.
Unfortunately you can't turn off the cab-sim.
Don't get me wrong, the price point is quite good you can still get a pretty decent tone out of this amp, you just have to fiddle with the EQ. The "everything at noon" voicing is just not quite right.
thanks for you words, i've been wondering about the low frequencies or bass of the amp, cause i though that didnt have enough bass
I have the Orange 35RT & it is a fucking monster... and honestly, you have to hear it with a tube screamer...I use the od808 and if I turn the dirt past 3 (with the gain appropriately at 9-10)
I could do a show at a small venue...for the price...idk if there’s a better combo, & I’ve had a few... after a few months of owning the 35RT I ended up selling my other combo amps, I’m sure the 20RT will get the job done just the same, part of me finds that the 35rt is almost too loud to play at my house so the 20RT could potentially be a better option if u live in an apartment etc...
HELP NEEDED FROM SOUND EXPERTS!!!!!
Does anyone know if the 35 watt amp would sound just as good plugged into a sound system through the headphone jack into a direct box and into the system????
It'll sound good for live playing, but definitely won't sound good for recording/demoing. If you just want to plug it into the system to hear yourself play then it's good but it definitly won't sound good for recording
Jiggery pokery? Is that a technical term? lol I am trying to decide between the CR35 and the Orange 60w. I want to replace my Line 6 Spider Jam that has to much jiggery pokery. I want to pair it up with a POD HD500. Looking for the never ending quest for that "Gilmour tone". It seems like one of these will deliver.
I'm sort of torn between an micro terror 8"combo and one of these orange 35RT practice amp. I don't gig just for home.
Micro terror assuming you don't need multiple channels. The valve preamp makes its sound a lot warmer than any crush amp. Don't get me wrong, the crush amps are very solid for the money, and have more options, but the micro terror sounds better for the conventional orange high-gain sound.
Cheers for the the feed back
Same dilemma for me; I considered Joyo Zombie ll but alot of poor reviews, it either works well or not at all so scared of it. So Should I buy the Orange micro terror w/1x8” cab combo or Crush 35RT for my small mancave/bedroom jamming. What is your advice or opinions with me playing ONLY Ibanez RG guitars from preference and Love since 89’?#Ibanez#RG#WizardNeckPerfection#570(JB),#550(NP),& 370DX(white)#PeaveyPirahna20wattMicro#w/1x8” 6505 cab currently#LookingforOrangeAmplificationUpgrade#ForHardRock/Metal#🎸🤘🏻🔥
I'm sure some people would think they have too many guitar. I recently bought a rack stand and realised I had enough guitars to fill it plus one more and I thought I might have a problem. That problem is not enough guitars.
Can somebody please tell me what the chords are the Captain (Too Many Guitars shirt) is playing in the opening jam? So flippin’ tasty.
A lot of love for reef today :-) good to see.
I need that T-shirt! Nobody has enough guitars!
I'm having the same thoughts as Rob at the end, micro terror + the matching cab they do for it, or the £199 combo
amazingly talented guys but the more I watch em the more I long for them to grow up and just get to the point..then I strat looking for another review!
I absolutely love that chapman guitar. Where can I get one chappers! ?!?
What chord progression is the Captain playing at the 0:17?
It's a song, place your hands by reef
he kind of alternates between a "D-maj-bar-chord" and a "E-min-7-bar-chord" i would say.
the note "b" of the Emin7 is hammered on (ringfinger 9th fret d string).
bahh - why have i started this. now i need to correct myself all of the time.
regarding the "Emin7" both fingers are hammered on simultaneously.
in case you've just started to play the guitar chances are little you can play this, but anyway:
direction EADGBE Dmaj = x57775 Emin7 = x79787 9 and 8 is hammered on.
BigEdWo thanks Ed!
How Chappers said that Lee is using a standard Les Paul, I feel like maybe he should use a lower priced guitar because these are typically sold to people that may have a smaller budget, or somebody that just stays at home and plays as a hobby. They should've done the review with a standard fender or something at a smaller budget. by the way, these amps sound great!
The Tele being used is an affordable guitar.
Steven Chabot I think he means 'Shifordable' :)
Having a hard time deciding wether to get this or blackstar id core, first world problems !
+MrShadowofthewind I feel for ya mate, I'm having the same problem.
Gaming Guitar Player I went for the Blackstar id core 40, just more options, no need for pedals anytime soon, i also bought a tonelink with it.
+MrShadowofthewind I think I might go with the Orange because the only effects I need are a fuzz and a wah. How is the Blackstar?
Gaming Guitar Player Oh it's great, it's very loud for a 40 watt, very versatile amp with a ton of options, the software works great two, i think it's the best practise amp you can get at the moment as a complete package.
+MrShadowofthewind Awesome! How is it for British tones?
Nice amps indeed. Among others I have a Fender Frontman 15G, 15 watts & an 8" speaker that sounds equally as good on the clean and the gain channels! Most people deride the Frontman 15G. Here's my take. The speaker is not sounding good until after around 15 -
20 hours of playing. Then all of a sudden it becomes a different amp entirely. It sounds as good as just about any amp that I have ever owned. The only limit is that it's 15 watts driving an 8" speaker. It is loud, just not professional gigging loud. It is my favorite practice amp these day's.
Will I purchase an Orange amp? Yes, more likely than not I will. Or another 5 watt tube amp that can drive 4/8/16 ohm speaker cab's. They are loud but not ear damaging loud an can be purchased for less than $200 American in 2017. I love and prefer over driven tube amps ever since having a hot rodded Marshall JCM 900 with a Full Stack of JCM 900 1969A and 1960B speaker cab's.
what is that tune that the captain always play for clean tones?
Now I don't know if I shld get the CR60C or the 35RT. If they have similar tones I'll definitely get the smaller 35RT.
That jam at the beginning tho!!!
Great video as always. Please do a blindfold challenge of this amp vs. the micro terror vs. the dark terror or tiny terror. Thank you!
beautiful playing guys!!
The Tele thing is so cool! I want one! Sounds great :)
its a Chapman ML3 traditional
you forgot to mention the effects loop and footswitch on the 20RT and 35RT.
Cranking the "clean" channel for the win!
Rob @12:31 then the captain,"my daughter has gin...red hair." LoL
Will you do a video to compare Fender Blues Junior and Orange Micro Terror please?
head and cab or combo??
I've recently got myself a Micro terror and a Marshall 1936V cab. It sounds pretty cool but, like you say it only has one channel. I'm thinking of getting a multi FX pedal board. which one would you recommend that's not pricey and you don't have a problem with by passing any modelling so you get the sound of your amp set up with FX. Cheers
What kind of budget are we talking here? £100? £200?
TheKnifleman Let's start with the £100 and if that's not up to scratch then let's try £200.
I need a new and better sounding practice amp. Ive got a Marshall MG15 combo, and its not really doing it for me. I love a fat, desert rockish sound, and would love an amp with a little more power then the MG15 - are any of these Orange amps a good fit? I got a few pedals to help me with getting the sound right, but i need something that doesnt freak out when i turn up the volume. The MG15 cant handle that.
Eivind Nyhus what did you end up getting?
14:10 yessssss 🤟🏼
What's was the first song
Do you guys happen to know whether or not you can gig live with the 35w orange?
Great video and tone!!! Please what is that mic besides sm57?
Its an SE R1 Ribbon Mic
How do we hear your voice? Is it picked up by the amp microphone or is there a hidden mic?
Did you lads use any pedals in this video? I have an orange crush 20rt and a Fender cabronita tele, looking to get some fun sounds out of it. Anything you could recommend?
Get a somewhat cheap multi-effects unit and fiddle around with some sounds man. See what you like and play everything before you buy it. Just put your glasses on, nothing will be wrong.
Good thinking. Gonna try some out now that I'm on vacation. Thanks!
Gatsu I buy used boss pedals... Usually run around 50 bucks... They are very quality but yeah what he said is a good idea and I recommend getting used boss pedals cuz the resale value is the same even if they've been through 3 owners... That's my opinion anyways
Rob I have an idea for the chapmam mlj IT could have the headstock of the kind a Gibson and the normal ml1 body
should i buy this or the line spider? i'm looking for a clear metal tone
This. It might not be very metal on its own but get a good overdrive going in to it and it'll sound fuckloads better than the line spider.
no spider has a horrific high gain sound
Stephen Owen but you can just turn it down i think
QvinHM
I mean gain not volume. Volume makes no difference. With low volume it sounds horrible. That setting also just is horrible no matter how much gain you put in.
Stephen Owen yes the gain, you can turn it down ..i think almost every amp will sound like shit with the gain at max, just my personal opinion
Whats the song at the start?? unless you guys are just super good at jamming
have you played in a band with that amp?
how do you perform in a show? lacks sound range?
Lee's laugh at 2:18
Love watching your vids keep up the good work boys!!!!
These don't come close to the Micro Terror through a secondhand 1x12, which would be cheaper than the 30W model here.
Where is this amps made ? ( the model in the review )
I want a Les Paul so bad. Been wanting one since I was 10.
Captain is this your new (own) VOS LP 58?
Yes
nice jam! you guys are great!
My biggest problem is that I couldn't use it in my bedroom.. it needs to be loud to get it 🔥 and hot..should I get an overdrive pedal so that it will get hot even in low volume..?
It has the Orange voicing but without the highs. Kind of interesting.
would tho be okay for Foo Fighters Muse etc or can you advise on what to get for up to £250