Orange Terror Bass - Demo
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
- Lets take a look at the Orange Terror Bass lunchbox amp!
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Daaaaaamn, that demo song is a real jam. Love it and it sounds great.
$800 for a killer bass amp with a tube preamp, built-in D.I., and an effects loop. Awesome. I just wish that they would have taken it a step further and made it two channels, and footswitchable. But, no complaints. I would be proud to own one.
Nicholas Greenwood you actually can get a footswitch to change between clean and driven tones
For dirty tones, I just use the Tech 21 dp3x..the Dug Pinnick pedal along with the original Bass Terror 500W. Gets the job more than done.
For 800? Hell no
@@the-np4mr Meh.
Now that, is what I call a great and gnarly bass tone.
I bet that using a downtuned guitar with the bass terror will sound reaaaaally killer for stoner/doom
fucking bots
IT did today 🥳
I have AD200B and this: super loud! They don’t sound the same but both are dogs bollox: Orange reigns supreme
Im looking at one for my 8 string
Um...can we learn your intro song? It sounds so heavy to me I love it.
I think he posted a lesson video. There's a lot of covers too!
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Check out the lace death bucker video he did. You can see just about everything he’s doing.
Loved the demo song! The mix sounded nice and big, and I the bass fit really well into the mix when the guitars came in.
Great demo Ryan. Hey, did you connect it to a bass cabinet? Or can you use it without a cabinet, with the XLR out only?
Haven't tried this model, but my old TB500 head was great sounding. Mine was probably a lemon, only lasted a year before blowing out. Great video, Fluff!
I have the original. I've gigged it for years, in cold weather, you name it. I think you did get a lemon.
One of the best bass amps around.
That bass head sounds awesome. Especially with the distortion channel engaged. Also that sting ray bass sounds killer. \m/
Great demo fluff!! Sounds AWESOME!
Like many others have said, this demo song is awesome!
I'd love to see more bass gear reviewed on your channel.
how does it compare (on bass) to the or15 below there? Thinking of both...
What drum software are you using?? Sounds great
Such a good rumble... Music man bass into an orange
I like the size of it. It reminds me of the Tiny Terror rather than the Micro Terror they have now. The only thing that stopped me from getting the micro terror is how comically small it is lol.
It shouldn't have. I have both the micro and original bass terror. Awesome gear.
if anything the comically small size would be a benefit in my eyes, how many other companies make amps that small that kick that much ass?
sounds pretty sick. the guitar tones on that demo song are ridiculously good.
What do you use for drums? Loops, self produced, live drums??? You rock
Most bass amps that have speakon out use those speakon / 1/4" jack combo sockets. Have you tried plugging in a normal jack cable? EDIT: I just read that you responded to that exact question already. Kind of weird why they don't use those on this amp. They are the same size and have the same amount of solder points to connect. They aren't even really more expensive.
Now, this is a good mix
Usually you can plug a normal speaker cable into the center of the speakon...not all do this but check it out for future stuff.
You can use regular Jack's with speakon
Let's hope they keep making replacement transformers for this model. A friend of mine had an older one. Transformer blew straight out of warranty. Don't make it, can't replace it, paperweight.
With eq set flat, does the OBT500 have a flat frequecy response or is there a baked-in mid scoop?
I read comments on forums that suggest the tone is mushy and gets lost in a mix. My thinking is, well, maybe that's the case at high gain settings. Then one naturally wonders whether the amp has enough headroom to stay clean enough to cut through.
Any thoughts?
On some bass amplifiers, the speakon connection can also be a regular jack connection in the middle. Is that the case with this one?
I have an Orange 4x10 and the OB1-500 head. Strangely, the cab has the the combo jacks, but the head does not.
Maybe Orange just want to make certain that idiots don't try running a 500 watt head through an instrument cable. And given that Speakon is in most ways a superior connector and fairly popular amongst bass equipment (why it isn't for guitar I'm not sure) they figure it won't cause too many problems leaving the TS standard behind. The number of players wanting to use their Terror Bass with an old cab that doesn't support Speakon I imagine to be pretty small, and the number of those that would rather buy a different amp than a Speakon to TS cable... Well, I doubt they will lose much sleep over those lost sales.
On the other hand, if you had a 1/4"-out-only head that you were looking for a new cab for, you are far more likely to walk past a cab that doesn't have the right input. Even though there's no real reason why in that instance an adapter wouldn't work, I think the mindset of a customer in that scenario is different and Orange are conscious of that.
Who knows? More importantly, who really cares and why did I bother writing out all this like the mutterings of a madman?
Does that shirt say "Keith Richards is my spirit animal"? If so, awesome...
Great sounding head! Also, the riff was pretty awesome.
Hey would you be able to let me know what you used to get those nasty guitar tones? Really digging them.
Hey Fluff great demo!
Can I ask how you recorded this? You say mixed the amp sound with the DI. Is it mic'ed or going into the Universial Audio OX, and if the latter are you not worried the power is too high for it? I ask as I have one of the old Bass Terrors and have always been too worried to plug it into my Torpedo Live.
Thanks!
That bass tone you got with the Brent Hinds sig still beats this. Doesn’t stop me from wanting this amp though. Good demo.
in what practical gigging situation would you use a 15w amplifier for bass though
@@TinkerToneworks its 500??
@@devlintaylor9520 the Brent hinds is
I love how sounds!
That demo song was badass man!
I Want One of These. Only thing I'm not pumped about is the cabs they got for them. I know one could go with a 4x10, but 1x12? What would have been cool is a 3x10 cab.
I have the original. I use it with obc115. That's all you need.
What is the recording chain?
Which Speaker / Mic did you use?
Thanks,
You might want to fix your link, it says "we’ve stopped manufacturing this product" in all caps...
PS. I've played this amp once. It's good.
Sounds great. It practically begs to be hit with a SansAmp!
It was between the Microtubes 500 and this Orange Terror Bass 500 for me. Glad I went with the Orange. The sound is thick as fuuuuuck
To each his own I guess, but I would have gone for the Microtubes any day of the week over this generic thing.
I have the original bass terror 500W. I just use the tech 21 dp3x (dug pinnick pedal). That's it. Works great.
Just one question : can you play at low volume with this type of head? With this Bass Terror, output 8 ohm which developt "only" 250 Watts. It's good for reasonnable volume?
I have the original. I've only ever used it with 8ohms. I use it with the Orange 1x15 cab. My two main bands are very loud, both have energetic drummers. I've NEVER needed to go to noon with it. If I go any more than that, I will waste the rest of the band and everyone else in the venue. It is louder than hell. You can definitely play at low volumes too.
Or15 review soon please?
Hellyeah Fluff, I really like that drum fill in Faith from Ghost's new record too.
Confused about the setup - when you say DI and Bass Terror, do you mean DI from the bass and Bass Terror, or BT DI (from the side) and the amp into a Cab? What Cab/Cab Sim are you using?
Matt Good DI from the bass and the amp tone.
It's a popular mixing method, mixing the DI of the bass and the amp. Since a lot of the time to get those distorted metal bass tones you lose a lot of the punch so you fill it in with the bass DI.
fun fact about speakon jacks...you can just plug a 1/4" into the middle of it.
fun fact about it : not everytime.
Great tune, Fluff!
Thanks Fluff!
Good rev like everytime ...
Mix/Riff sounds allmost great too
orange lunchbox :DDDD greatjob Fluff!
Is the little bass thing a better product??
I think the link to the Terror Bass is broken.
Goes to the old model.
What did you do with the amp when you were done with it? 😁
You dont say, a 500 watt amp is loud? Crazy
Am I the only one who got sort of a heavier tool vibe from the demo song??
Adrian Marshall dude you’re so edgy bro rawr xd
@@JumpingTurtle77 how was that edgy
Adrian Marshall just messin lol
I was thinking it reminded me of some of Chevelle's stuff like Hats Off to the Bull, too.
@@SuffyANX yeah, I can see that. It kinda reminded me of something along the lines of Rosetta Stoned which is where I got tool from
1st son! Sounded killer Fluff!
Why are bass amps rated at much higher power than guitar amps?
takes more energy to push lower frequencies.
Nick Bass frequencies need more headroom and it takes more energy to play lower sounds at higher volume because you need to move more air than with a guitar amp. Also, most bass amps tend to be solid state and most guitar amps have tubes. Tube amps sound louder at a given wattage because it's fine to drive a tube amp past it's clean power rating. With tube amps, this is distortion from the power section. On solid state amps, power amp distortion sounds like ass. You can't drive a solid state amp past it's clean power rating because of how terrible it sounds, so to get more volume, you just increase the wattage. Plus, we don't hear low frequencies as well or precieve them as loud as mids and higher pitched sounds due to where human speech sits. This is why 100 dB at 80 hz sounds quieter than 100 dB at 3000 hz. Even though you're moving a ton of air, it just isn't perceived as being as loud.
Oooh. So if you wanted to make a lower wattage bass head, could you just go with a tube power section or is this not practical?
Solid state amps are just cheaper, so I'd buy a lower wattage solid state head. Just because the tube head would be lower wattage, that doesn't mean that is would be quieter. Amps are rated in clean watts, so a tube head can be pushed a good bit past it's rating where ass a solid state amp cannot. The biggest things with tube heads are cost, weight, reliability, and maintenance. I actually prefer tubes, but tube bass heads are usually pretty expensive. I know stoner metal and psychedelic rock rigs the best, but the most common bass amp I see on stage is the Ampeg SVT CL (other models are popular for metal and rock, but they have a solid state power section). It's a 300 watt tube head and is loud as hell, but they weight like 80 pounds, cost $350 to completely retube, and are close to two grand brand new. On top of this, you have usually tube amp fuckery, like microphonic pre amp tubes, output transformers that might fail, and power tubes that can fail catastrophically. Also, bass amps don't distort as much as guitar amps, so you can get away with a cheaper solid state bass amp when compared to a similarly priced solid state guitar amp. Solid state guitar amps really only start to lack when you try to heavily distort them, so for bass, the amount of tasteful distortion you can get with a solid state head is plenty. If you want a lower wattage bass head, most people just buy lower wattage solid state bass heads. 500 watts is plenty, but it isn't anything crazy like a 500 watt guitar head would be. The only real drawback besides sheer volume that I've noticed is tube heads take pedals a lot better. I have yet to play through a solid state head that takes fuzz pedals well, which is a huge deal breaker considering the kind of music that I typically play. Unless you need a great sounding amp for recording distorted tones, or play with a lot of fuzz, over drive, or distortion pedals, solid state bass amps are the way to go. If you have a bass pre amp (like the stuff Ben Verellen makes), you could always get a cheap guitar head as your power amp and slave it to the pre amp. I slave to a $250 100 watt Peavey Windsor and have a relatively quiet bass rig. If you need high gain tones, I've also had some success with just plugging the bass amp right into a guitar head. If you do this, make sure you're playing through a bass cab.
I prefer using all tube in the studio...live, I trust these a lot more.
Song kinda sounds like Biohazard & Helmet had a baby
Nice one!
Anybody know of the fans in these new models are quieter than the original, which was kind of noisy?
I don't really find mine all that noisy.
What song is that
Yes👤
Good song
perfect For Nu Metal
Jeeeeez that sounds THICC
FIVE HUNDRED WATTS?????? what for???? any speaker with that wattage???
Oof, that is such a heavy bass tone.
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Loud enough for drums?
Playing with drums*
Easily. I have the original bass terror 500w with Orange 1x15 cab. Both my main bands have energetic (and awesome drummers). Even on 8ohms, I've never needed to go to noon on volume. If I did, I'd waste the entire band and everyone in the venue. The ABSOLUTE furthest I've gone on volume is just shy of 11 o clock and I shook the venue.
Does this sound like a commercial to you, cuz it is ?!!?
500watts?
Yes dad
hello there .....
What is that bass guitar?
Rate or Roast?
Sounds just like breaking Benjamin (so good)
Hello
Madep kieu
Maybe you should learn how to play bass before you review a bass amp. Maybe a little fingers or slap like 90% of bass players use.
Bruh
All about what you like my man. Different strokes for different folks like they say.
Very nice