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No effect, a minimum of 3 knob, 2 switches.

Head to Angus in mind:
Give me the box and sending its sound ...

Gain, Volume and Tone
A switch 7 watts, and 15 watts standby, 7 being less powerful than the 15, but warmer, drooling.

The gain is relatively stable until 11am, then go 11:30, ca strong swells. After 13H, the sound swells and thickens.

UTILIZATION

Config breeze.
No manual
You branches, you sound rules and you play.

SOUNDS

The sound ...
With a Marshall AFD 100 signatures, I think we get closer to using this amp orange.
Relatively simple for those who want to speed more quickly.

And really, it's off.
It is found between the JCM 800 more dry, with I know not what 70/80.
In crunch, not bad at all, responds to finger in the desired drive
In saturated, really good, great solo, chord and rhythm perfect.

It is the rock and he does it well.

After that, you must know how to play the guitar with knobs.
In standard Les Paul, I have three sons:

- A saturated bridge pickup with volume and tone at 10 to 10
- A micro intermediare his solo
- A crunch in the neck pickup with volume 5/6 and 9 tone

on the other hand, lowering the volume of the guitar, you lose are acute with the Les Paul, very strange.

Something that sends well enough volume of repetition for the concert, thinking about the transplant at 57 or 906 on a sound system.

I traded against a JCM 2000 + Consideration. Thank you to Eric's 38 .... beautiful musical encounter;
I regret nothing. He is constantly in the process of heating the studio.

OVERALL OPINION

I use it for a very short time.

I'll put another screw within 6 months with more perspective.
I love being able to carry it all the time there is a baffle available (preferably in vintage 30.

Excellent value for money.

I recommend.

15W lamps can be used in 7W

settings could not be more basic, which is not to displease me. It still lacks a little reverb (which will surely be my next purchase)

UTILIZATION

I use it with a small cabinet Vox Night Train with a Celestion Greenback

I was looking for something to replace my Vox AC-30, too powerful and too big: the volume is reasonable for the house, but can easily cover a drummer in rehearsal, and it weighs ... 7kg, finished pétages back at each concert.

This is definitely an amp simple: you plug it sounds. What else?

SOUNDS

This amp is built for rock seventies, with a crunch / distortion down to Mark Bolan and Mick Ronson (guitar respectively T-Rex and Bowie period 70) would not be denied. When you drop a little gain on the intermediate positions of a strat gives sounds very interesting rhythm (listen to the rhythm at the end of the song "Fields of Joy" by Lenny Kravitz to give you an idea), with a little more acute, it is perfect for riffs "Stoniens" (try the riff of "Jumping Jack Flash" of stones or "Bohemian Like You" Dandy Warhols ... <3). Micro doubles, it approaches the sound of his lordship Jack White (I fan? Nooo ), moreover I saw that he used small heads in the same spirit on his last tour, everything that to say that riffs like "Sixteen Salteen" or "Tick Tick Boom" Hives are above ... Waooh!

For the rest, the big metal sounds are not strong point (it's good, I either do not like the metal), some dishes are clean, but acceptable. I think what is most lacking is a good reverb.

In two words: a lot of his character ... I personally looove!!

OVERALL OPINION

As I said, I wanted something light, not too strong but still enough to cover a drummer, and has the personality to replace my AC 30 (the series "Made in China" 2009 to be precise).

I have tried tons and tons of amps before buying the AC 15 Blues Junior through the Laney Lionheart (very good also, but a little over my budget and heavy) or Blackstar ... and I finally cracked this little head. Needless to say, the sound has nothing to do with AC 30 or what I wanted to begin with (except maybe the English side), but what fishing is rock'n'roll through Nail.

With a short week experience I remake this choice

I put 9 because only purchase a fuse burned out after 20 minutes of play, after the opinion of the seller, I changed it since everything is fine ... insha'allah!

I spend on characteristics that you know.

The info is important: 15 watts tube.

An input / output 3 HP: 2X8 and 1X16 Ohms

No effects loop ... :-/ but is it necessary vraiemnt?

UTILIZATION

Could not be more simple. Gain / EQ / Master
A single channel for optimum ease of use.

I played it on stage or in snooze and it's always easier to find his sound. The single knob EQ is calibrated so as to obtain a sound working on each of the selected positions.

SOUNDS

I play in a group of soul / funk sound quite so clear or crunch but also supported some saturation for some solos.
I attack of 2 1X12 inch speakers HK into 8 ohms.
For a vintage guitar (gretsh / strat single coil ...), I set my knobs as follows:
Gain 12:05 / 12:10 to Eq / volume between 8 and 10 depending on location.
I get a slightly crunch I just make clean by lowering the volume of the guitar.
For a more punchy guitar (EMG kit for example): lamps saturates much faster and we get a little its almost métallien.

For saturation, I use a TS9 ... a treat with this amp!

I think this amp is suitable for all styles except anything related to metal or while using the pedals fit but then I have not tried.

If you like the "Orange" you will not be disappointed, there is no question here of a tangerine ^ ^ The power is there!

OVERALL OPINION

I use it for more than 6 months and I do not regret my purchase, it is left in my stack for some time I think.

What I like: the BIG SOUND everywhere / weight-space.
What I like least: no effects loop ... because he really should find something.

NB: try the combo version, the HP is incredible.

This is a tube amp running on el84s. It has a 2 way switch to go from 7 to 15 watts. Settings are simple: volume, tone, gain. Cool carrying bag!

UTILIZATION

Super easy to dial in a great sound! The lack of controls and switches creates a super clean line that delivers Orange tone in spades. I never read the manual as the operation is totally intuitive.

SOUNDS

I have guitars from Gibson, Epiphone, and Fender. They each sound fantastic, but my favorite is the Les Paul going into an MXR overdrive (little gain applied) right into the amp. I put this little head on a 4x12 and played lead guitar in a band where the rhythm player played his Peavey XXX. The XXX is known as a LOUD amp, but this 15 watt amp easily kept right up in practice volumes in a LOUD punk/hard roc band. Very impressive! I had an Egnater Tweaker and a Randall rm20 and this 15 watt terror was clearly more powerful. I guess 15 watts does not always equal 15watts? Clarity and unique Orange british tone is the drawing card on this amp.

OVERALL OPINION

I love the simple great tone of this small beast. throw a 57 on this and you have a great rock tone that cuts through the mix- live and in the studio. Here's a couple of tunes I used all Terror>Marshall 1960>(2) 57s>Roland vs2480
http://soundclick.com/share.cfm?id=8794611
http://soundclick.com/share.cfm?id=8794615

This tone is unique and may not be for everyone...but it definitely has the signature Orange mids and presents great clarity and articulation.
The value is great bang for your buck for Orange tone seekers. t is not a modern chainsaw machine, so people looking for the rectifier buzz should look elsewhere. There are no channel switching abilities, but using the guitar volume with a pedal boost will give a seasoned player lots of option on stage. Ideally, this amp is for the bedroom player who can carry his amp to practice on a NY subway.

Great sounds at low volumes, enough power to keep up in a loud band, and clear tone make this a great deal. if you need more gain in a metal band, or perhaps cleaner Fender-ish tones, this is not the amp. Straight ahead great rock sounds is the forte here.

Nothing to add

UTILIZATION

Very very simple.

SOUNDS

From clean to distortion. The clean sound is OK but not extraordinary. As previous reviews, the sounds are the crunch and saturated field of tiny. A good dynamic tone control very effective. The gain has merits, it's really saturated with double windings. I love the sounds. Needs not pedal! Good thing the pedals distos I tried, as has already been said in other reviews, not with the top head. I do not know why, but nothing to do with my other amps. on the other hand, my time, set light goes perfectly.
But if you want a glimpse of the possibilities of the beast, this monster rather see the guitar ringing terror:


I said that on this video, it is indeed the classic Tiny, not Hard Wired!

OVERALL OPINION

I love the sound of this amp! The volume and the gain can have the correct saturation at low volumes. Well, I prefer mode 15 watts with the volume at least 11:00.
A good buy.
For cons, I find the look horrible. Long live the look of Marshalls, Fender tweeds ...

Everything is dj said ...

UTILIZATION

Very simple config ...
I get my sound ultra easy
Yes the manual is clear and tlchargeable site builder.

SOUNDS

As former bassist I use branch on 1540 HE Ampeg (Bass), 15 w 7 not tried. The knobs are almost the cleat (vol: 10 - Gain: 10 - tone at 3 / 4). My guitar is given by Si.

The style? hardcore stoner metal and ca be superbly scratch because the 2nd is in Mesa Dual Rectifier (but so totally DIFFERENT complmentaire) ...
I would describe the sound of well-Gras! While it right ...

I do not use effective, high-tuner-tiny. I will try a whawha has Okaz and a boost handmade.

As you can see I use one but what's his!

OVERALL OPINION

I use it since August 2011.
A friend bought 200 euros I do not hsit.
Not really tried other models ntant not scratch at the base ..
What I like is the simplicity you plug it sounds ... and size! super convenient to repeat! The mouth also ...

This tiny me in discovering the sound rel Orange, the sudden I'll get me a Rocker 30 history to have a bit of gouache pluss ... But I keep it tiny!

The Orange Tiny Terror is a 15 watt tube head that perpetuated the whole "lunch box" amplifier craze. It's been out for a few years now and many amps from companies like VOX, Traynor, Mesa Boogie, H&K, etc have come after. Lots of people like these for the fact they are grab and go amps that forgo tons of versatility for a direct sound in a small package. This amp is 15 watts, switchable down to 7 watts. It's powered by EL84 tubes and is a single channel amplifier with no onboard effects.

UTILIZATION

Dialing in this amp is easy or difficult depending on what you're looking for. I personally found this amp just to sound too loose and fuzzy for what I was looking to do. I understand that's kinda the voice Orange is known for, but still I wasn't much impressed with it. There's very few controls to work with, so if you like the tone of the amp at its core, you really get that sound regardless of where you set your amp controls. However if you're not a fan of the tone of the amp, there isn't much you can do to change it...

SOUNDS

This amp seems to sound closest to how I'd like through a Celestion Greenback loaded cabinet of some repute. The higher wattage speakers I tried with this amp just made it sound a bit too clean for my rock n' roller self (at least for the project I was using it for at the time). However the major issue I had with this amp was that is just seemed to have this fuzzy sort of quality when it was turned up. It wasn't one that I particularly find attractive for standard hard rock tones as it caused the definition of chords to be lost amid the gain/saturation. I had much better luck running the amp fairly clean and using one of my drive pedals to hit it, which keep the amp sounding reasonably smooth with high gain. I could see that loose and saturated vibe working for some people, but it just was not for me.

OVERALL OPINION

All in all I think the Orange Tiny Terror is a mixed bag. On one hand I applaud Orange for getting out there and doing something different that really works well for practice and jamming/transport. However the voicing of it just turned me off too much for my liking. I've had MUCH better luck with the VOX Night Train (great clean sounds and a fantastically thick and clear drive sound that was exactly what I wanted the Tiny Terror to be and more recently the Hughes and Kettner Tubemeiser 18, which is even more versatile and offers a dedicated clean channel as well. The Orange is about $550 new which isn't a bad deal, but in my position, I would just buy either the VOX or H&K unless you're after the particular voicing of the Tiny Terror.

Characteristics9/10
For the size of a lunch box this little amp pacts quite a kick to it. This amp looks like something you would walk to school with and be carrying your peanut butter sandwich in. Orange has taken such a small but positive approach to lunch box style amplifiers. There seems to be a trend going on with manufacturers hitting a market that seems like a good entry way into their flagship amplifiers.

The amp has that familiar British grind that you found in the 60's and 70's went they were the leaders in getting high gain sustain from their guitar rigs. This little box does what a full stack can do in a pint size proportion. It sounds fantastic and gets chewier and smoother as you hit it harder with more volume.

UTILIZATION

Features

Controls: gain, tone, volume
Features: 1.5 mm Zintec chassis with steel vented top case.
Includes padded gig bag
Output: 15W 'Class A'; 7W 'Class A'
Valves: Preamp - 2 x 12AX7; Output - 2 x EL84



SOUNDS

Though the Orange amps have a familiar British flavor to them I think that anyone would be surprised at how big and bold the tone is from this small box. Though is is rated at only 15 watts it gets quite loud and will accompany most small clubs or gigging situations quite nicely. There is no compromise of tone or quality in this amp. Is sounds as huge tonal wise as any of the larger more frequented amps that Orange makes.

Try this guitar out with a Les Paul and you be pleasantly surprised out how meaty the tone is from simply a Gain, Tone, and Volume knob. This thing can be dropped down to a 7 watt operation for home use or even recording. It sounds great in either setting you have.

OVERALL OPINION

Many manufacturers have now saw the overwhelmingly positive result that Orange got from this and are now doing the same thing. Mesa Boogie released one last year as well as Vox. Hughes and Kettner is releasing one this year and you'll see that in the trade shows real soon. There has been an untapped market for these little light weight but heavy punch high gain amplifiers. I would recommend this amp to anyone who needs pint size amp with a kick. At new these amps come in at a round $599. Great bang for your buck in these harsh economic times.

So this is new Orange, available on some dj as T. ... N site in Germany ... for 500 euros wholesale.

All Tube amp: amp + prmapli
Power: 15W, 7W switchable (EL84)
Between A, SETTING THE gain, tone and volume (no need more ...)
Output HP of course!

I do not put that 8 as a reverb SETTING THE Tone. A 3-band equa aprciable is always ... (What must criticize ba ...) But you'll see below that it is totally useless ...

UTILIZATION

Well then there is no clear sound on the other hand, only one channel and the saturated! But we go from crunch sound distortion even when Hard Rock!

In short, we are a "mini header" 15W mono channel with excellent sound!!

it's not hard to operate: one branch prchauffer oin fact, it blew up the standby APRS 2 min, and Rock'n'Roll!!
One volume knob, one tone and gain, it can not be simpler. In addition, they understood that Orange put a button rglage had a REALLY useful if arglait something when you turned the knob. Clearly, the gain is rglage trs trs prcis and is quickly vary the .... GAIN! Tone is the ffective trs!

Ct manual, the Orange site n'tant not days, not their doc and not having to buy, I can not tell by it may be useless ...

SOUNDS

Rock it, even hard rock, bluesy but why not? ... Essay Start with a scraper type, single coil pickup, sends a good dj!

THE sound is the sound VINTAGE! Distortion of the Crunch!
Bon ba makes you take the distortion Orange (AD30 / Rocker) you remove the power of these heads, and you have sound but low volume!! Attention 15W on 412 orange makes a noise when even!! I tried it this weekend at the music fair in Paris, is testing a PPC412, CA INSURED!! I t compltement bleuf by his ds premres the notes (without rglage particular any noon!)

trs trs own good momentum, vintage sound Orange what?

OVERALL OPINION

Well the advantage of this head: have a good sound trs saturated low volume!

The inconvnient: be small, only do 15W and have only one channel excellent! Unlike conventional heads are large, who are 50 or 100 W and have two great channels!! (If we speak of the same brand of course!)

And those who find my discourses is that of someone who is compltement fan of this brand and our answer is not objective I: THE WAY TO SING and will sing your wallet ... !

Well I have 10. OK this is not the amp perfect, but it is perfect in its range of small head, low-power single-channel!

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UTILIZATION

A 4 year old kid can make it work

SOUNDS

Then the I say simply: be it with a Start, an Ibanez flying V or a team in it ..... Emg ecstasy!
plate every time I agreed, my neighbors meet one ptition to kick me out of the building. it's hot, it's round, it's wild, animal, totally rock and roll, punk and fatally opposed to all the sounds you hear aseptiss every day.
is simple: I found my sound! (or rather my sounds because it has under the hood!)

OVERALL OPINION

I've had a little over two weeks. I had to beginners borrowing zik mag in my neighborhood, like a, just to try ...
it is simple I can not bring it back !!!!!
there is nothing to throw, even the lack of reverb I tape! - no!
it's the state's gross!
you plug, you play point-
issue and stuff, god knows I've tried more than one before!
even when the only thing: a try before you buy: we like (like me) or you dtest! view shared not

and it has the "low end" of Orange ?!?!!!!????[ u]