Orange Crush 35 RT black

Nice tones all day

perfect for home, from night headphone jams to ''annoy the whole condo''

A bit more reverb would not hurt---

Bad Amp

It's a china made amp, no matter the Orange logo in the front: the sound it's crispy, with an unbearable high peak. There is a try to emulate valve amp, but in the end it's just a noisy useless amp with no harmonics at all and a flat V eq and iced tone.

The Crush

Bought this little monster, because tired to bear my Marshall tube head&cabinet around the town each weekend. Despite the light weight this combo has enough power to crush stage at any pub and make drums sound as mosquito (actually, I respect all band members and profess harmony and sound balance, but what I want to say is that nobody can drown this little one out if you don't want to). I have AMT tube preamp in pedalboard and in overall it sounds good for me in pair with 35RT. Just one thing - the high-mids are quite annoying and shrilling when you stand right in front of loudspeaker, I prefer more soft and smooth sound of high frequencies.

Satisfying Practice & Small Gig Amp

Came in the perfect condition. You can easily recognize that Orange does pretty good job in terms of hardware, meaning that you'll have to put extra effort to damage this beauty.

Soundwise, it has great mids, not a big surprise for an Orange amp of course, but you'll have to keep in mind that this amp will give you very good mids for its size, price range etc.

It is indeed a loud amp for only practice purposes, you can also use these for small gigs, tried and never been happier.

I play clean tones, and sometimes very high gain tunes too, and for high gain, the amp itself would not be enough, but with a boosting pedal you can get effective results, I'm sure. However, by itself you can perform most types of sound.

The only not 100% perfect feature is that digital reverb does not offer much, which was expected, so do not have huge expectations from reverb.

To sum up, I'd definitely recommend this amp.