guitarSQUIRELL
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Opened up my birthday gift from the family today......
NAD Orange Soda
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guitarSQUIRELL
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Re: NAD Orange Soda
Thanks...What exactly will that pre amp tube do to the tonal spectrum of this thing? Im not familiar with alot of tubes.
Thanks...What exactly will that pre amp tube do to the tonal spectrum of this thing? Im not familiar with alot of tubes.
JeffB
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Re: NAD Orange Soda
they are very dark and super gainy to the point of mush with the JJ that comes stock. the jan 5751 has slightly less gain, is tighter, smoother and clearer. the amp will still have lots of gain but the eq knob will be more functional and the amp will sound less soupy/congested.
a exh 12ax7 also works well.
they are very dark and super gainy to the point of mush with the JJ that comes stock. the jan 5751 has slightly less gain, is tighter, smoother and clearer. the amp will still have lots of gain but the eq knob will be more functional and the amp will sound less soupy/congested.
a exh 12ax7 also works well.
Re: NAD Orange Soda
+1 on the GE/Jan 5751 I just swapped the 12AX7 in my Blackstar HT-5RH for one of those because the dirty channel was just too much for my taste (going metal at 11 o'clock) and it has made the whole thing so much more usable! Now I get bluesy distort til about 10 o'clock. Also my clean channel is a lot sweeter. I don't mind the volume drop at all since the whole reason for getting a 5W amp was to be quiet - I am in the pre-beginner phase of learning and my neighbours have sensitive ears, which probably will be the case with your Micro Terror (been drooling for one of those even though still cannot play a lick for my life haha). Give it a try. Lots of NOS tubes to be had at decent prices and they last way longer in addition to sounding better. I got 3 for $45 + delivery, years 66-67.
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+1 on the GE/Jan 5751 I just swapped the 12AX7 in my Blackstar HT-5RH for one of those because the dirty channel was just too much for my taste (going metal at 11 o'clock) and it has made the whole thing so much more usable! Now I get bluesy distort til about 10 o'clock. Also my clean channel is a lot sweeter. I don't mind the volume drop at all since the whole reason for getting a 5W amp was to be quiet - I am in the pre-beginner phase of learning and my neighbours have sensitive ears, which probably will be the case with your Micro Terror (been drooling for one of those even though still cannot play a lick for my life haha). Give it a try. Lots of NOS tubes to be had at decent prices and they last way longer in addition to sounding better. I got 3 for $45 + delivery, years 66-67.
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guitarSQUIRELL
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Re: NAD Orange Soda
Im EXTREMELY impressed with this tiny power house....It's small enough it can be placed on my board if i ever wanted to do that...It takes all the shown pedals very well without any trouble.. This just puts this amp into perspective as to how small it actually is...
Im EXTREMELY impressed with this tiny power house....It's small enough it can be placed on my board if i ever wanted to do that...It takes all the shown pedals very well without any trouble.. This just puts this amp into perspective as to how small it actually is...
Johnny the Kid
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Re: NAD Orange Soda
It can fit in your purse man!
All joking aside, I've heard great things about those amps.
It can fit in your purse man!
All joking aside, I've heard great things about those amps.
ThisDyingSoul76
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Re: NAD Orange Soda
I've heard lots of good things about them too.
Particularly that they are pretty loud. Through a 4x12 they pump enough volume to hear yourself on stage apparently and then mic it for the rest of the venue. Perfect backup amp in case your main one dies mid gig.
In the past, I've not been a fan of Orange, but I've been considering one of these as a second amp.
I've heard lots of good things about them too.
Particularly that they are pretty loud. Through a 4x12 they pump enough volume to hear yourself on stage apparently and then mic it for the rest of the venue. Perfect backup amp in case your main one dies mid gig.
In the past, I've not been a fan of Orange, but I've been considering one of these as a second amp.
ThisDyingSoul76
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Re: NAD Orange Soda
Just had a brainstorm for a second rig or to build onto the Egnater rig.
My Marshall 2x12 cab can be used in stereo at 16 ohms. I wonder how twin micro terrors, or a micro terror and a micro dark together into this cab would sound?
Just had a brainstorm for a second rig or to build onto the Egnater rig.
My Marshall 2x12 cab can be used in stereo at 16 ohms. I wonder how twin micro terrors, or a micro terror and a micro dark together into this cab would sound?
guitarSQUIRELL
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Re: NAD Orange Soda
Worth a shot i'd say. With the micro darks extra gain, i'd say try it.
Worth a shot i'd say. With the micro darks extra gain, i'd say try it.
