Buying Guide for Orange Tiny Terror Guitar Combo Amp

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[@nico_]

Rest in Peace Michael

[@CoandCaSSTB]

absolutely the best amp review ive ever seen. this guy went over the features, talked up the brand, its quality, sound. he went over several things like how your playing affects the sound that comes out. and he can actually play too. brilliant.

[@erictoniaschwab1009]

2:32 he's spot on. This amp has really made me a better player because I haven't been able to rely on multiple channels and foot switching. I have had to learn to use the volume and tone knobs. This amp is a very good sounding amp and you really have to learn how to use dynamics.

[@powdercarver]

Great presentation! Thanks for the info and the examples of how tube amps and guitars work together in providing tonal range! Plus, the example of the difference in sound with just the volume knob had me at a standstill! thanks again!

[@stephaniepedraza]

Great review! I just bought the Tiny Terror Combo and can't wait to play with it :)

[@casiofi]

thank you for actually reviewing the clean sound too, most people dont!

[@lofisounds]

Wonderful narrative and endorsement. I love my terror. Bow to your superior presentation.

[@ArmedAlex]

That's such a nice guitar. I love that finish with that maple neck.

[@Marthergunn]

Best amp I ever owned - sounds good soft or loud (yes you can drown the drummer out) makes a Strat sound like a Strat and a Les Paul sound like a Les Paul ! very dynamic amp

[@nico_]

Bought this amp based on this video review. I ordered it via the local guitar shop and when I struck the first chord I knew this the best sounding amp I ever played.

[@gitnote]

Incredible amp! I tried one a few days ago and it sounded amazing!

[@Shiinichi]

It can go pretty loud, loud enough to wake my neighbours up. Especially when you turn on the gain you can get a very very loud sound. But the clean sound is also very good and loud enough for me. I really love it.

[@nonya5475]

Good review. You make it interesting as well as informative. Ty!

[@Flametopology]

I didn't know they came out with a 1x12" combo. What a great sounding amp! Love that compressed sound at 3:02! This amp sounds superb! I want one! Cool dude doing the demo! Right-on buddy!

[@Xplorer228]

"turn it the other way, and you get more bottom!'

[@bongobagginz]

the dark terror has an effects loop, it's awesome, has all the good tones of this and it has some brilliant metal tones when the gain is about 3 1/4 or more

[@LordMoesepicskilled]

Just won one, and im very pleased with it! love it

[@licklibrary]

Michael loves those vintage valley arts guitars!

[@Georg1986]

Man I love the sound of Orange Amps! :D

[@Francesco_Marras]

It sounds great!! very good guitarist and great amp!

[@Rubenvalente20]

just this saturday i tested one of these but just the head. with the cabinet of the dark terror, ith a PRS SE MIke Akerfeldt and it just sounded beautifully. you can really hear the valves working, and it amazing how quick they got heated. very nice combo. i am buying one for my self too.

[@levizinhorodrigues]

Cara, eu acho que sou fã da Orange. É sempre genial...

[@BadMofoMusicCritic]

Nice to finally see a demo where the dude can actually play.

[@Mongoosemcqueen]

Tone is in the fingers BUT it's so important to have gentleman like this who can play do these reviews so we can hear the capabilities of the amp. Unlike Rob Chapman and people like that who play like garbage so you have no idea what the gear can sound like

[@GameLevelEditor]

This guy understands tone and wails tastefully.

[@DJP1194]

@bassnutter Actually, tone can be discussed and talked about among both lead and rhythm players. Tone is universal to guitar players, lead or rhythm. And I also think that crunch or attack can apply to chords or leads. So either way, tone, crunch, attack etc. can apply to lead and rhythm players.

[@sparkijones]

RIP Michael - gr8 guitar player!

[@Shiinichi]

I just bought it, and I love it.

[@whittonmatt]

best demo i seen for this amp..very proffessional with out the wanky crap!! Thanks

[@widdlemonk]

Excellent review ! Thanks Dolphinmusic.

[@Rabessey]

I have both, the Tiny Terror Combo and Blackstar HT-5RS. The Blackstar has a foot switch between crunch and clean. Crunch has Volume, bass, middle, treble, and gain. Clean has Volume and Tone. Reverb applies to both channels. (Also has ISF Infinite Shape Feature - U.S. to U.K. tone) The S means Stack. Head unit and two 12" cabs. If the combo has Reverb and a foot switch....those are two big pluses in my book. I can't tell the difference between the U.S. and U.K. tone. Hope this helps!

[@m1ke2789]

Amazing tube amp! I love my tiny terror

[@selfassistance]

impressive review! focus on the amp like we wanted

[@punkmusicmetal]

@punkmusicmetal SO another question, does the lack of 3-band eq set this amp back? I mean, it can obviously do high gain. But I think being able to have more tone control will make me choose the Vox AC15 or the Egnater tweaker combo. Those can give me a range of great sounds, rather one REALLY great sound...

[@TininSkywithDiamonds]

that guitarist has really passionate feeling for playing

[@motip51]

Finally a demo with the gain down!

[@Yeahhhyoudid]

I've owned an Orange Duel Terror for a couple of years now and have experience with the tiny terror head, and I find that it's better then a Marshall, but it ultimately depends on what sound you want. Orange has a very tight, British sound to it and it's very full of tone, where Marshall amps are more of a classic American rock sound. I have, however, found that Orange has some of the best clean's around.

[@livepunx]

great work!!!

[@poxneo]

Great demo :)

[@stevoe1000]

@CountdownGods Do you have any videos of your pod with the TT.....thanks...

[@MrVegiita]

do most orange amps yield such dynamics like this tiny terror? was wondering if the Th30 or OR 50 has similar dynamics

[@licklibrary]

Mike Casswells guitar here is a 1989 Valley Arts custom pro.

[@codyt5]

Like nickdohle said, it is best to try it out yourself in person with your own guitar, and see which one inspires you the most. They are both awesome amps. The Blackstar HT-5 is more versatile, but it is only 5 watts. The Orange Tiny Terror only has 3 knobs/controls, but it is 15 watts so it may work better if you plan to play live with a drummer. Hope that helps!

[@zzseba]

Hi, great review. Can u make a revitew of the Orange Crush CR35 LDX ( w/effects )?? I know that is a low range transistor amp, but seems to be a great practise amp. Thanks.

[@PindamonhaMAN]

this guy makes me remember of Lieutenant Dan from Forrest Gump, when he is with big hair... i must get one of this amp! just one tone control... gotta love that!

[@squarefrog]

Do the tiny terror combo's have speaker outs on the back? Or is the cabinet hardwired to the amp.

[@punkmusicmetal]

This is a great amp. The tone is amazing cranked, and you can play it in a bedroom. Not for gigging though, trust me. Unless your playing in a blues jam or something or another. If you're playing anything modern or loud, not the amp for you. Not good clean though either. With humbuckers, even on low volumes you'll get a nice growl, but not so good if you want pristine cleans.

[@FesteringGhoul]

actually im buying a crush orange amp. 15 watts. although its 15 watts, it can get just as loud as my 150 watt fender amp that i have. sure its probably not good enough for a HUGE gig or whatever but it can be heard over drums. very nice amp. i havent played the tiny terror yet but looks about the same.

[@angrygoldfish]

Excellent promo/review.

[@Engenheiro5]

great review!

[@sloanstudios]

Orange makes some amazing Chube amps. Some of the best Chubes in the business.

[@licklibrary]

@bassnutter. Nicely said!! Exactly right!

[@punkmusicmetal]

Hey, anyone know how the AD5 sounds like? i'm deciding between that and the Tiny Terror. Since they both dont have a 3 band eq, and I need smaller wattage, I thought I might as well jsut get the AD5. Plus its cheaper. any ideas?

[@jeffhasnolife]

Sounds great, but even though 15 watts of pure tube may be loud for a combo amp, I don't know if I'm buying that you could use this thing for gigs.

[@justcallmesando]

Would love to have this guy as my guitar instructor

[@BlackMonkey24]

im so gonna get this...i just wish it just had bass middle and treble settings

[@prsfanatic74]

Great job,, if you play with a hard hitting drummer I would suggest the Dual Terror, it's a monster and switchable between 7,15,and 30 watts

[@poobumm78]

2 QUESTIONS:...#1: will the 1x12 version of this combo be loud enough to play on its own with my 6 piece band with no mic? ( i expect not.) #2 if in fact it isn't loud enough, can i run the combo 1x12 version here through my 4x12 cabinet? i know i will lose some celestian sound, cause my speakers suck, but if i need to play out doors with em, thats how im hopin to do it. ... basically my question is, can i use this combo as a head if i have to?

[@bengrockson]

will it sound different.. if i just buy the tiny terror.. and put it through a diff cab?

[@slipknot604metallica]

damn if you can read this sir , i want to thank you for playing the guitar. you're amazing

[@kodiakchazz]

I love this amp, talk about bang for your buck and in more than one way too lol...My son plays the TT and you can get great gain or dial it back and roll you volume back and get some good clean tones. He gigs with a TT head and a 2X12 cab and it's plenty.

[@rvallejos96]

can you please make another review this amp with pedals infront of it?

[@Adrianzz356]

Does it give a nice heavy/thrash metal sound without any kind of pedal in front of it?

[@rendrumista]

does it have a foot switch for switching clean or dirty>?

[@frankhalo]

I returned the Marshall Haze 40 combo after 3 days and swapped it over for the Tiny Terror 15 combo, chalk and cheese in regards to sound and build quality, the Orange smokes the Haze hands down.

[@ragrytakr]

Yeah i actaully thought about it, Would you rather recommend getting this and an equalizer or a marshall 30fx ? Anwhat would you pick for an equalizer , the boss ge8 i think it's called ? :D

[@nivedan8]

DAT PLAYING!!

[@ledzeppelin4485]

build one of these. not too hard, and sounds frickin amazing. blows this out of the water and i thought this souonded really good before

[@AleifrLeifrson]

Is this amp loud enough to play with in a band without miking it up? And I'm a little worried it has to much distortion if you crank up the volume, even if gain is turned all the way down, should I be?

[@kyus74]

@citizenerased4567 Yes, also comes in orange

[@JesusWorship7]

Hey Micheal bro what amp its your favorite brand voice like Vox, Orange , fender ,Marshall etc? for any situation THanx God Bless you!!

[@Metallica2131]

Have you ever tried a reverb or delay pedal in front of a cranked amp? It's not nice.

[@Tim343]

I have a Bc Rich Warlock Bronze Series and i'm looking for an amp good enough for metal . Would the Tiny Terror be adequate ? I'm looking for a sound like Lamb of God For example but Mesa Boogie are quite expensive...

[@GrumpyCameron]

@aussiesteveable It's actually quite loud and useable for a small gig. Check out my Tiny Terror review to see it in the studio through a few different guitars, as well as playing a small jam, so you can hear how it fits. I had a lot of leftover head room, but it was so loud where I was standing. Also, had it on the 7 watt setting for the live performance w/o a mic.

[@Aenemus]

@ragrytakr GT8? I think the sound it's too digital for a tube amp, but it's not bad

[@Hotdogcity69]

god i love these i want one of these so bad

[@GameLevelEditor]

Can anyone tell if those are EMG pickups in that strat?

[@physicalgrafiti12345]

what is the conversion for a tube amp and a solid state, for example I know a 15 watt tube is not the same as a 15 watt solid state.

[@kodiakchazz]

I would love to hear you do a Mesa MarkV thru a 2X12 Avatar with vintage 30's or greenbacks.

[@stevoe1000]

has anyone used one of these with an eq....is it possible to change the mids tones at all...

[@TuvalMusicOfficial]

can this amp get a really clean sound if needed?

[@birdyboom]

i got gibson es 335 got a good sound???

[@aa-vg9yn]

yeah I can really hear the chube wood too

[@Keskusrikospoliisi]

@TheMusicDude1997 not even with attenuator? just thought if this has a built-in one but seems not

[@Kyroshi1]

1:25 reminded me of the chorus of vinnie moores meltdown.

[@dottedfilms]

does this amp work for acoustic guitars?

[@aussiesteveable]

Is this amp loud enough for small gigs ?

[@braddersthemod]

this is a realy good demo how they should be done

[@billsedge7360]

Are there any valve amps you can plug an m3player in to jam along with?? Some of you guys should know,!!

[@tillbauer8047]

Blackstar ht range dude

[@ephreimharris]

Orange micro terror mt 20 hybrid amp tube preamp+ solid state power

[@ultimateinfinite]

I like this guy.

[@SvenTheSveed]

@ragrytakr Well for a start, the closer to the bridge you pick then more high end and the closer to the neck the more low end.

[@scottycunningham1413]

This guy sadly passed away not too long ago. Such a shame, he was a great player and terridic teacher

[@ThrashRoC]

great player

[@nickdohle]

Go play both. Dont choose until you have played on both. That would be your best choice. You can hear everything on youtube about how both sound but it wont be the same with your settings and guitar. So go test out both and have fun

[@311allmixedup]

It is underbiased in 15w mode I think. I have this amp and it doesnt sound just right because i have shitty speakers in an ampeg cab but this sounds good on here.

[@SteveHubbardGuitar]

@RCbeastly He clearly turned the guitars volume up higher than it was before

[@0liverWhite]

Does anyone know if one can play jazz on this? The "funk" he was using on there sounded pretty ultra clean, I think this is just an amp that can do a whole shitload of different things from what it sounds like it just has that ability to turn into a beast.

[@MaggaraMarine]

You can play whatever you can play. There's a gain knob so you can control the amount of distortion. What styles you can play on which amp depends a lot more on the player than the amp itself. Of course certain amps are better for certain genres (for example if you needed lots of distortion, your first pick wouldn't be a Fender Twin, same as if you needed a great clean tone, your first pick wouldn't most likely be a 5150). If you want ultra clean tones, I don't know if this is the right amp. I mean, it's only 15 watts. It may not stay clean enough at higher volumes. You may want to get something with more power.

[@0liverWhite]

MaggaraMarine Thanks :) It did turn out alright

[@ragrytakr]

@simpleheartedskater So... Could you possibly explain how to add reble , highen the basses , or boost mid frequencies with the help of only your hands ? Oh wait, you can't . Thank you sir , I'm now removing the bass mid and treble nobs from my amp, since i can do what they do with MAH HANDS. ^ ^ | | Sarcasm | Right there !

[@MrWhiteRabbitt]

Wow that guy, I feel like I need to buy 10 now.

[@skillzdatkillz900]

hi guys, im looking to buy my first "proper" amp. i need something versatile and under £1000. so far im torn between the blackstar ht-20 and the orange dual terror. i know its all subjective blah blah, BUT STILL, what do you think would be better?