This technology is achieved by mounting two Neodymium speakers within the cabinet, one behind the other. This means a lower frequency can be delivered and more output realised with a smaller sized cabinet.
The Terror Bass Combo TB500C features a 500-watt hybrid amplifier – as in the Terror Bass head – and comes with Tube Preamp and a Class D power section which drives two 12” Neodymium speakers.
The TB300C is a 300-watt hybrid amplifier with Tube Preamp and Class D power section as well as two 10” Neodymium speakers. In keeping with the Tiny Terror concept ‘small is the new big’, these compact combos deliver more power, and more volume than any others currently on the market, the company says.
To take a look at the Terror Bass Combo as well as all the other Orange Amps go to Orange Music Booth 4674 Hall C.
Visit www.orangeamps.com for more details.
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