Orange PPC212

Excellent Cab

Everything from clean tones to the grungiest of grunge tones, what more do you need?

Not Much To Say

And I don't mean that in a bad way. What I mean is that with this kind of gear you can't really go wrong, Orange has always been a little too pricey for my taste but at the same time has always and always will deliver great instruments.

I chose the closed back one mostly because I was looking for something that would give me rich basses and clarity at the same time. I compared it with a 1x20 from a friend of mine and you can really hear the difference on the clarity and precision of the sound, it's as if the smaller cab tends to be more muddy (which is not a bad thing if you're looking for that kind of sound). Also, I chose the PPC212 C.B. because it's made in England.

Pros: huge sound, clarity, built like a tank.

Cons: too pricey

Great sounding cab

I use this cab for recording and live gigs. It's quite heavy but still portable.

Me and my friends built a case for it and touring with it is not a problem.

I use it with an Orange Dark Terror amp and it sounds great for everything from clean to distortion.

Just like everything else from Orange this is quality from top to bottom.

It looks great, build quality is flawless and the vintage 30's sounds awesome.

I plan on replacing my dark terror for an AC30 in the future but I will still use this cab for pretty much everything.

Expensive, but worth it!

Beautiful amp so far from what I've heard of it. It's definitely a lot better quality than my old Laney 4x12 I was using, but this is a different type of amp really. I would love to compare it to other amps but I neither have the time, space or funds to do that so it's really up to the buyer to decide for themselves. I would say the amp was worth it, but I don't know what the "Open Back" version sounds like for comparison. I wish these amps didn't cost so much.