Tightening Up the Sound of the Orange Micro Dark!

What's up guys! In today's video, I see if I can tighten up the sound of the Orange Micro Dark. It is a very fuzzy amp in my opinion, probably from how small it is, but I use the ‪@IbanezOfficial‬ Ibanez JD9 Jet Driver, and Boss SD-1 Super Overdrive pedal to help me get the job done. Don't forget to leave a like, comment, and subscribe!
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[@crock2434]

Slap an eq7 or any other eq pedal in the loop. Well worth it....another thing is an hm2 variant with gain at zero and use it for the eq....its a beast....using the speaker out into a torpedo captor with IRs helps tooo.the factory emulation in the headphone out is usless....

[@handicamper101]

SD-1 Is One Of my Favorite pedals.

[@lizard1230]

Cool video! I have a micro dark and experience a very similar problem. Should definitely get around to picking up an SD-1.

[@isaacrodriguez3000]

Yes! It is a cool pedal. I see why many people have one, and not just because of the price

[@jeffreyp1855]

For under 200$, we can afford to tighten up the tone on these micro amps with pedals. I have a Zombie II, with the gain set at high noon, and I run a TS9 through it with the gain set at a quarter. It works really well as I just use the volume on my Ibanez to adjust the gain for crispy thrash, doom, and lead tones. Orange Amps are great for Doom/stoner metal, but thrash riffs do not translate so well through them. Not crispy enough. I would like to hear how it sounds with a TS9 for breakup and more controlled gain. That's just me, though. Nice work! 🤘