Orange Terror Stamp

[guitfiddle]

Orange unveiled a new pedal amp with features from both the Tiny Terror and the Dark Terror. It's 20 watts class AB, with one preamp tube. It has an FX loop, headphone out with can sim, as well as two master volumes that are foot switchable. It uses the shape knob for EQ.

Gonna be good for the pedal boards, so you only need to bring a cab, or use a backline one.

 

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[Empty Pockets]

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I had a Micro Dark on my pedal board for a long time. This is a better form factor plus the switchable volume is a cool feature. Nice emergency backup amp. I wish it was bypassable so I could run it into a clean amp and kill the distortion, tho.

 

[guitfiddle]

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It's definitely a cool little piece. I hope they bring out a dark version soon.

 

[Rex_Rocker]

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If it's affordable, I think it might be a winner.

 

[guitfiddle]

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They're 200 plus tax, so 220 out the door.

 

[Empty Pockets]

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It's definitely a cool little piece. I hope they bring out a dark version soon.

This version IS the Dark version. It has the Shape knob, FX loop, cab sim, and higher gain like the Dark. It's a Micro Dark with two footswitchable Master Volumes in a pedal form factor.

 

[guitfiddle]

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If that's case, then they got it right except for the paint job!

 

[skyydogg01]

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This version IS the Dark version. It has the Shape knob, FX loop, cab sim, and higher gain like the Dark. It's a Micro Dark with two footswitchable Master Volumes in a pedal form factor.

Yeah, but how many gain stages? Micro Terror has 2, Micro Dark has 4.

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[Jacew]

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Yeah, but how many gain stages? Micro Terror has 2, Micro Dark has 4.

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To me it sounds like Micro Terror. Added with micro dark features.

 

[Studioplayer]

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I have the Micro a Dark and a Dark Terror (both for three years). The new STAMP seems like it might be akin to thenMicro Dark with a few added features, but with a similar price as the Dark. This would appeal to many players today who usually gig in small rooms, cafes, and the like. It has a more convenient shape and for places that have quality house P.A. systems, I can see this satisfying many needs of players today. Perhaps the biggest asset to it is the price.

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[Markk]

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Really does look promising!

 

[misterwhizzy]

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Color me very interested. More so by the AMT bricks, but I'd need a power amp to build a complete pedal-board rig with those.

 

[Empty Pockets]

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I love the concept of playing a gig with a pedalboard and a 4x12 with no head on top of it. Just pedalboard to cab.

 

[misterwhizzy]

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I love the concept of playing a gig with a pedalboard and a 4x12 with no head on top of it. Just pedalboard to cab.

Just one 4x12? That doesn't sound like you.

 

[Empty Pockets]

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Just one 4x12? That doesn't sound like you.

Hahah. I don't only play the big heavy doom stuff. I moonlight in punk and emo bands sometimes and the Micro Dark was perfect for those gigs.

 

[guitfiddle]

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Hahah. I don't only play the big heavy doom stuff. I moonlight in punk and emo bands sometimes and the Micro Dark was perfect for those gigs.

It's a beast alright. I played a Sabbath tribute show with mine, on a Rivera 410 and it was plenty loud onstage. The sound man got a kick out of such a little amp with such a huge sound, for sure.

 

[Hsb]

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Something like this may be just want I want. Love the Jubilee and will never part with it but my guitars and amp are in the room next my son's room, even at a moderate volume level, can get a bit loud for him.

 

[RevDoom73]

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I love the concept of playing a gig with a pedalboard and a 4x12 with no head on top of it. Just pedalboard to cab.

Yep, it's basically become my go-to rig these days, just using a pedalboard with the Duncan Powerstage 170 and some pedals, and a 4x12. I initially started doing that just for travel gigs for the sake of space and simplicity but now I'm doing that all the time even when playing closer to home. I was a bit worried about having such a long speaker cable possibly affecting my tone but I haven't noticed anything negative.