Orange Crush 20 RT

Great little combo amp

Great little amp for practice. Built in tuner, possibility to play with headphones. Nice Orange distortion sound, not too much gain unless you add an overdrive. Nicely built, decent sounding, simple practice amp for home use.

Perfect guitar amp for home use.

This is my first guitar amp and I'm really happy with it. It's really intuitive and fun to use. Magnificent and versatile sounds are easy to conjure.

Great beginner amp

Great for beginners, great portability, soung quality for this price range is good.

A good amp for those who just want to start playing the electric guitar. I've been playing it for about six months. There are no problems, except for the native distortion. I recommend it to everyone to buy

Solid Practice/Small Band Amp

Perfect amp with brilliant sounding drive/crunch at high gain on the dirty channel.

The Best Amp EVER

I was suprised by how good of an amp this is. It is one of the finest amps which comes with a tuner and a reverb within the amp. The size is perfect for a practicing amp and it sounds great!

Nice Combo

Easy to handle, god sound and loud enough.

Bang for the Buck

Amazing amp for this price range. When looking for a new amp i've tested different options as: boss katana (#1 if you are looking for quality and features), fender mustang, blackstar id, vox ...

The orange crush was the one that showed the most organic sound and good distortion.

PROS:

Good dirtotion

Reverb

Tunner

CONS:

not full featured as boss katana and others on the list I tried

Just what I needed

I love this amp, it's very small and lightweight but with a good sound and very good building quality (and look... Of course!) I use it to play in small places with a singer-songwriter who also plays the acoustic guitar, and it gives me just the volume I need while being very portable. Some cons: I find the sound a bit unbalanced towards the bassy side (I play a strat) but it can be adjusted easily with the eq. I also don't love the distorted sound, I prefer the Marshall for tone when it comes to distorsion, but that's very subjective I suppose, and in my case I only use the clean sound, which I find much better.