Agileguy_101
Master of his Domain
My bassist just got a 70's Ampeg 8x10 and he's looking for a nice tube amp to go with it. He wants an Ampeg SVT Classic, but for $1800 we can do better than a Vietnamese amp that weighs 80 ****ing pounds. Enter the AD200B - seems like a much better amp.
Let me just insert this here - my bassist is looking for a single channel, simple all tube bass amp. A bit more on the modern sounding side, but not totally modern. A good loud clean tone that can get a bit broken up would be ideal, but it should be able to take a fuzz or two really nicely to mesh with the music we play (stoner metal more or less). Whatever he buys also must be new, as he's going to finance it. Durability and reliability are very important to both of us.
So, the AD200B looks like it pushes all of the right buttons. Simple amp with a full tonestack, all tube, passive/active inputs, slave out (always nice) and ruggedly built (UK instead of Vietnam) without being heavy as hell (under 60lbs) and Oranges just look awesome.
So, any opinions on the Orange? Any recommendations for something better?
Let me just insert this here - my bassist is looking for a single channel, simple all tube bass amp. A bit more on the modern sounding side, but not totally modern. A good loud clean tone that can get a bit broken up would be ideal, but it should be able to take a fuzz or two really nicely to mesh with the music we play (stoner metal more or less). Whatever he buys also must be new, as he's going to finance it. Durability and reliability are very important to both of us.
So, the AD200B looks like it pushes all of the right buttons. Simple amp with a full tonestack, all tube, passive/active inputs, slave out (always nice) and ruggedly built (UK instead of Vietnam) without being heavy as hell (under 60lbs) and Oranges just look awesome.
So, any opinions on the Orange? Any recommendations for something better?