From my reading of the CR60 manual, it seems like the amp is designed to push 8 ohms like the 120H and 120C, but is saddled with a 16ohms stock speaker which cuts the watts in half to 60. So pairing it with an 8ohms speaker should be an easy upgrade for more volume and headroom. Thankfully Orange didn't do the same thing with the Crush Pro combo (which I own) and gave the 1x12 combo an 8ohms 150W speaker which sounds great.
The CR60 only has a single A/B power section. The CR120 has two. It's actually the same PCBs with silk screening on the second power section that says "CR120 only" and the components are missing on that area of the CR60 power section. With the CR60, having an A/B power amplifier, the power output is NOT cut in half with twice the speaker resistance. That's a characteristic of a class D power amp. For the CR60, it's likely about 42watts with the included 16ohm speaker and you can get the full 60 Watts by connecting a second 16ohm or just a single 8ohm speaker. Ornage advertising it as a 60 watt amp is one of those things that's "technically true" because you can connect more speaker load to achieve the 60 watt output but very misleading in practice because most people will just play it as-is.
9:09 that is what I consider to be the not only the way a strat should sound but the great tone in rock. This makes me rethink all my notions that fender amps are the only way to acheive it.
I love it when you do demos of gear I already own, it makes me feel better. Now if you could demo my x wife it would make that monthly payment easier or not :)
they sound essentially the same, but the CR60 is more nuanced and detailed. sounds less muddier, clearer, little less low end. cr120 has a bit too much low end imo
The number of speakers should not matter as long as the resistance is right. It looks like it can handle a 16 ohm. (the Amp does not see # of speakers, just the resistance and wattage). I'f im not mistaken your Marshall cabs are 16 ohms too. so you should feel free to crank em!!
That is correct! It's nice to push 5-12" speakers all at once! I like to run a long speaker cable from my 1x12 PRS combo into a 4x12 on opposite sides if the room.
The only time you need to worry about impedance mismatches is when the impedance of the speaker is lower than what the amp is rated for because it will draw excessive amounts of power from the amp, leading to potentially burning the amp out. An 8 Ohm amp going into a 16 Ohm speaker will simply result in lower effective power.
The 60 was thinner and if you like that sound you can always cut the bass on the cr120. Cr120 is worth it for the head room. Still sounds beast at low volumes too and it's not like you're using up valves. I also wouldn't want to see the cr120 with too many gizmos. One of the aspects that draws a lot of players to this amp is it's very simplicity. It's a stand-alone amp that's all analog save for the Reverb. Also, I feel this amp was a form of resurrection of some of the great old solid states like the Sunn Beta Lead. Bare-bones simplicity and bare-bones reliability. As always, a fantastic demo with great musicality and playing, Dave!
Awesome, David. My version of a CR120 MKII: Based on the OR120, two channels, two channels, Clean Channel with a Mid, and a Dirty Channel, super high headroom on the clean channel, a three stage gain on the dirty and a universal Master Volume. No FX Loop, keep it as vintage as possible, but I'd like a four way switchable reverb as opposed to a three way. On the MKII, have a Plate, Spring, Hall and a Cathedral setting for way more ambient, surreal reverb sounds. No FX such as Chorus, Delay, Tremolo etc. I can get away with Reverb, but I'm not into other effects in amps, I really like having more versatility in pedals. :)
CR60 had more presence in my headphones. And a sort of mild fret buzz or frying bacon sound. That was for all tests. Definite presence brightness not treble brightness.
Orange needs to build you some gear because you litterally do the best reviews on their crush series this vid a year ago made me purchase the cr60 another one of your vids made me purchase the cr120 head and I couldn’t be more pleased. You pull tones from the crush series that would shock any rockerverb owner. So thank you from me all the way from the USA for great videos.
First time I have to disagree with you Dave:) As long as the impedance doesn’t go below 8 Ohms it really doesn’t matter if the amp is driving one, two or 8 speakers. The amp´s output section just sees the overall impedance, I doesn’t care about how many speakers it’s driving.
I heard no big diference. The CR60 was thinner, mostly on the clean channel. Overdriven the CR 120 had a slightly fatter sound. For Live performances i would prefer the CR 120, but in the rehearsal room, the cr 60 would be my choice. Well, at home even smaller one would do the job.
CR60 is an excellent combo, I love it. My only complaint is speaker. Absolutely shitty on drive beyond 12 o’clock, unbearable amount of sand. Going to replace it with celestion vintage 30
justaddguitar * Have you thought about Eminence legends ! They sound way better than the Celestion to me and handled way more power which I NEED with the CR120 pro head unit .
aunt jenifer I choose V30 because I know how it sounds, it is most popular speaker, also I am planing to use CR60 as a guitar cab with other amps, most of them paired with V30 by manufacturer. CR60 by itself excellent choice for my workshop, and after I swapped speaker for V30 I am 1000% happy with it! If someday I’ll get bored with V30, I definitely will check Legend, thanks for advise!
They sounded the same to me except the CR60 had less low end in all the examples. Personally I prefer a little less low end because at gig volumes the bass gets louder anyway and makes for a more balanced sound IMO. Now what I really want to know is if the Crush 35RT sounds anything like the fully cranked tone in this video because if it does then instead of buying a CR60C I'll get a Boss Katana 50 and a Crush 35RT for the same total price!
Love the opening jam Dave, just awesome. I heard no real difference between the 120 & the 60, apart from the 120 sounding a bit fuller to my ear. I recently got my CR120 PRO Head, and it is my main amp, andi admit I was a valve snob prior, but this amp is immense. Thank you Dave for turning me onto this beautiful and versatile amp
BTW I didn't hear much of a difference either, the 120 sounded just a little bit bigger than the 60 but not that much. Wonder if there was much of a feel difference rather than a difference in sound? I also am a dye in the wool CR60 fan, despite the fact that I still don't own one yet!
To my ears there's hardly any difference for the clean and gritty sounds between both amps, it's at the higher gain sounds I seem to notice that the 120 is pushing a fair bit more low end and the 60 sounds a bit squishy because of the 'lack' of low end compaired to the 120. But then again, I'm hearing it through a silly Ipad speaker so pretty much everything sounds squishy. Great stuff again. Great stuff in general, it really helped me get passed the 'tubes/valves or bust' attitude and made me look at things differently. I've always loved my old Vox VT100 but somehow moved to Valve amps that I never could get to sound the way I wanted them to sound apart from my Vox Nightrain. But I am seriously looking for a decent solidstate to use once I join a band again. Thanks for helping me realise I don't need a Valve amp to sound good... I really want one of those AC30VR's but I might just give the old VT100 a try again when I get the chance to take it from storage.
It's in your head. Open the amps up. They have exactly the same PCB and components except where the two power sections exist, one is screened "CR60/CR120" and the second one is screened "cr120 only". Other than the second power amplifier, they're absolutely identical. No difference whatsoever. None.
Scott Rawdon * NO, not the head unit ! I had to use a 4 ohm cabinet with my 120 crush pro head at a monster truck festival 412 And it didn't want to push at volume. 8 ohm 16 ohm safe and 4 ohm is totally safe if you are playing in bedroom volume but playing 2,000+ festival NO.
I was just watching your most recent "Answer of the Question" upload with the Katana vs Bandit question, and I mentioned that I thought about getting a Katana 50 to pair with my CR60C... then I see this and am reminded I want to upgrade to a 4x12 because I only jam in my office so why not rock a 4x12. :) It would be nice to see what changes they bring in the next revision of the CR60/120. I wouldn't mind seeing a stripped down mini version of the 60 in head form. Just the dirt channel, effect loop, reverb, foot switchable boost perhaps... just something the perfect size for their new vertical 2x12's. :) I do like your idea of dropping the clean in favor of the a 2nd dirt channel though. What has been your favorite speaker to pair up with the CR? The speakers in the Marshall cab, or the speakers you put in your Orange 4x12? I know you mentioned not liking the Voice of the World speakers. I agree with your high end fizz assessment, although I typically only notice it when close mic'ing. I feel like [at least with the 1x12] the VotW speaker also has way too much low end [or perhaps its just the CR] and I usually have the bass rolled way back [if not on 0].
I've serviced both. The PCB inside has silk screened on it CR60/CR120. There is a second A/B power amp in the 120 which says "CR120 only". So, the ONLY difference is the second power amp to double the power output. Otherwise, completely identical. Same PCB.
You should be able to run both amps into your Marshall cab at the same time. The Marshall cab should have a stereo mode where you can use two 8ohm inputs at the same time. So plug the 8ohm out of one amp into the back of the cab - and the other into the second input on the cab. It'd be a great way to compare the two amps! You could turn one down at a time and A/B the two amps. Might be a fun experiment.
I couldn’t hear any discernible difference in the quality of tone between them other than the 60 sounds thinner, if that makes sense, but as you said that will be down to it coupled up to the 4x12. It was more noticeable with headphones too. I personally prefer the sound of the 120 as it sounds richer. Great test Dave. 👍🏻
Very very similar indeed the Cr60, may be a gnats cock less full But that's quite probably down to it pushing a 16 ohm load and having less headroom But not much to Choose, either or
Dave such a good player I appreciate your vids I’m getting the cr60 trading in my bs club 40 it’s just to dam heavey I’m 63 worked hard all my life so I need this amp I have a bs 1 12” cab I can pair I love your chili peppers riffs
Dave is a legend and he's one of the reasons I love Orange Crush Pro amps, but does it bother anyone else that he wrote on the tolex of the CR120? Why not just use some post-it notes?!
The 120 will go from bedroom to stage and you can use 8 or 16. You have a good ear tell us the difference we trust you. I just don't know why someone would buy the 60 unless it is better than the 120.
Cr120 has more headroom due to extra watts it's a solid state. Cr60 actually sounds fuller it's a solid state too No shit. Cr60 sounds more tubey It's comparing apples to oranges or I should say Orange to extra oranges. I like them both and you could gig with too use a vertical 2x12 for the Cr60 for Cleans slight dirt and Cr120 4x12 for distorted stuff,
I just bought a cr60c can I run it into a 2x12 orange cab? And if so am I then running three speakers or does it shut the single speaker in my combo off? Thank for your time.
hey dave, what's your channel and settings on the cr120 or cr60 for pluggin your pedalboard (for the jackhammer always turned on). I want a start point, I know I'll have to adjust a little bit
Dave im curious, can you pull out some gilmour , billy gibbonsof the cr120. I saw a combo cri20 for 600 2×12. I also have to ask. I have heard that jimis favorite guitarist was billy g. My wife read that somewhere. Is this possible. I believe they did play the same ticket once upon a time
Ik I'm not Dave but I can speak from experience and yes it does for me but you'll wanna check one out because some of my guitars push it a little too hard for a crystal clean sound anyway my strat manages it well
Mr Dylan is right. The CR will indeed give you cleans but you have to be careful with the guitar you use as has been said a powerful guitar will overdrive the clean channel. Strats or Teles with low pickups will be clean all the way up though. : )
I am not a fan of Orange amps - he says lying through his teeth :-) . Next to Marshall I can think of no other stack I would rather own. Unfortunately my wife thinks differently but just wait till I get my garage music room built !
Depending on personal preference • Both sound good • Cr120 is 👍 But Bugera TriRec All Day Long and you don’t need any pedals like the Cr120 • Tubes Rules !
Interesting (i had a doubt because i searched a lot :p ) I asked because it could be cool for me with a 2x12 cab. But i need a Gibson too, or A ce1 boss and so much things i lost my mind really. Thank you for your answer and your vidéos :)
Where's the video mentioned at the end about "how quite it can go", I've played a few CR60's in different stores but haven't found a CR120 combo anywhere to try it out
Hey Dave, speak to Orange, they should build you a signature CR120 DS Amp, this would be great!!
From my reading of the CR60 manual, it seems like the amp is designed to push 8 ohms like the 120H and 120C, but is saddled with a 16ohms stock speaker which cuts the watts in half to 60. So pairing it with an 8ohms speaker should be an easy upgrade for more volume and headroom.
Thankfully Orange didn't do the same thing with the Crush Pro combo (which I own) and gave the 1x12 combo an 8ohms 150W speaker which sounds great.
The CR60 only has a single A/B power section. The CR120 has two. It's actually the same PCBs with silk screening on the second power section that says "CR120 only" and the components are missing on that area of the CR60 power section.
With the CR60, having an A/B power amplifier, the power output is NOT cut in half with twice the speaker resistance. That's a characteristic of a class D power amp. For the CR60, it's likely about 42watts with the included 16ohm speaker and you can get the full 60 Watts by connecting a second 16ohm or just a single 8ohm speaker.
Ornage advertising it as a 60 watt amp is one of those things that's "technically true" because you can connect more speaker load to achieve the 60 watt output but very misleading in practice because most people will just play it as-is.
I have listened very carefully to both, and have decided that I am quite happy to listen to you playing guitar through either :o)
9:09 that is what I consider to be the not only the way a strat should sound but the great tone in rock. This makes me rethink all my notions that fender amps are the only way to acheive it.
I love it when you do demos of gear I already own, it makes me feel better. Now if you could demo my x wife it would make that monthly payment easier or not :)
Honestly far closer than I expected , sounds superb , I was listening to the opening intro and it was well sweet nodded off had to re watch it 😂
Thank you very much. : )
they sound essentially the same, but the CR60 is more nuanced and detailed. sounds less muddier, clearer, little less low end. cr120 has a bit too much low end imo
I can tell by the intro jam, it's going to be a great video. Awesome jam Dave :)
thanks Dave that jam in the beginning was ace..rock on peace..
The number of speakers should not matter as long as the resistance is right. It looks like it can handle a 16 ohm. (the Amp does not see # of speakers, just the resistance and wattage).
I'f im not mistaken your Marshall cabs are 16 ohms too. so you should feel free to crank em!!
That is correct! It's nice to push 5-12" speakers all at once! I like to run a long speaker cable from my 1x12 PRS combo into a 4x12 on opposite sides if the room.
This is correct.
The only time you need to worry about impedance mismatches is when the impedance of the speaker is lower than what the amp is rated for because it will draw excessive amounts of power from the amp, leading to potentially burning the amp out. An 8 Ohm amp going into a 16 Ohm speaker will simply result in lower effective power.
Tanks dave , another great demo. End of this Year i have the money and gone buy 120 combo . Looking forward to that day
Thank you very much and have fun when you get it. : )
The 60 was thinner and if you like that sound you can always cut the bass on the cr120. Cr120 is worth it for the head room. Still sounds beast at low volumes too and it's not like you're using up valves. I also wouldn't want to see the cr120 with too many gizmos. One of the aspects that draws a lot of players to this amp is it's very simplicity. It's a stand-alone amp that's all analog save for the Reverb. Also, I feel this amp was a form of resurrection of some of the great old solid states like the Sunn Beta Lead. Bare-bones simplicity and bare-bones reliability. As always, a fantastic demo with great musicality and playing, Dave!
I agree, the 60 had less low end on the higher gain.
Awesome, David. My version of a CR120 MKII: Based on the OR120, two channels, two channels, Clean Channel with a Mid, and a Dirty Channel, super high headroom on the clean channel, a three stage gain on the dirty and a universal Master Volume. No FX Loop, keep it as vintage as possible, but I'd like a four way switchable reverb as opposed to a three way. On the MKII, have a Plate, Spring, Hall and a Cathedral setting for way more ambient, surreal reverb sounds. No FX such as Chorus, Delay, Tremolo etc. I can get away with Reverb, but I'm not into other effects in amps, I really like having more versatility in pedals. :)
15:03 Dave settings for the crush series amps when running his pedalboard.
Ive got the orange crush 20 and its bloody great. I couldn't justify buying a 60 or 120 if the tone is identical.
it's worth it to start playing with other people as well as because the larger speakers sound better.
CR60 had more presence in my headphones. And a sort of mild fret buzz or frying bacon sound. That was for all tests. Definite presence brightness not treble brightness.
Orange needs to build you some gear because you litterally do the best reviews on their crush series this vid a year ago made me purchase the cr60 another one of your vids made me purchase the cr120 head and I couldn’t be more pleased. You pull tones from the crush series that would shock any rockerverb owner. So thank you from me all the way from the USA for great videos.
First time I have to disagree with you Dave:) As long as the impedance doesn’t go below 8 Ohms it really doesn’t matter if the amp is driving one, two or 8 speakers.
The amp´s output section just sees the overall impedance, I doesn’t care about how many speakers it’s driving.
I heard no big diference. The CR60 was thinner, mostly on the clean channel. Overdriven the CR 120 had a slightly fatter sound. For Live performances i would prefer the CR 120, but in the rehearsal room, the cr 60 would be my choice. Well, at home even smaller one would do the job.
CR60 is an excellent combo, I love it. My only complaint is speaker. Absolutely shitty on drive beyond 12 o’clock, unbearable amount of sand. Going to replace it with celestion vintage 30
justaddguitar * Have you thought about Eminence legends ! They sound way better than the Celestion to me and handled way more power which I NEED with the CR120 pro head unit .
aunt jenifer I choose V30 because I know how it sounds, it is most popular speaker, also I am planing to use CR60 as a guitar cab with other amps, most of them paired with V30 by manufacturer. CR60 by itself excellent choice for my workshop, and after I swapped speaker for V30 I am 1000% happy with it! If someday I’ll get bored with V30, I definitely will check Legend, thanks for advise!
That intro was so beautiful, i'm pretty sure that was inspired in "helical"
It was indeed. Nicely spotted. : )
To my ears the CR60 had more fizz and sizzle on the high gain comparison.
I did buy thr CR60 and love it thanks for your help
They sounded the same to me except the CR60 had less low end in all the examples. Personally I prefer a little less low end because at gig volumes the bass gets louder anyway and makes for a more balanced sound IMO.
Now what I really want to know is if the Crush 35RT sounds anything like the fully cranked tone in this video because if it does then instead of buying a CR60C I'll get a Boss Katana 50 and a Crush 35RT for the same total price!
Rob C Music get a 35rt and a used 2x12 cab, then add a speaker out jack to the 35rt and enjoy a rig you can gig and practice with
Interesting idea. Thanks!
Rob C Music i did it and i now play it over my Peavey 6505+
Love the opening jam Dave, just awesome.
I heard no real difference between the 120 & the 60, apart from the 120 sounding a bit fuller to my ear.
I recently got my CR120 PRO Head, and it is my main amp, andi admit I was a valve snob prior, but this amp is immense.
Thank you Dave for turning me onto this beautiful and versatile amp
Never been this early to one of your videos man! Pleasant surprise to wake up to!
BTW I didn't hear much of a difference either, the 120 sounded just a little bit bigger than the 60 but not that much. Wonder if there was much of a feel difference rather than a difference in sound? I also am a dye in the wool CR60 fan, despite the fact that I still don't own one yet!
There was no difference in feel nopes. They both felt great to play through. Thanks you for watching. :)
Hey Dave, I have the CR120 for about a half year now...it is amazing! But I totally agree, to OD Channels would make it a perfect deal!
*two
Absolutely on this one - would kill for a Crush with 2 OD channels and if that was to come out I'd buy a new one in a heartbeat.
To my ears there's hardly any difference for the clean and gritty sounds between both amps, it's at the higher gain sounds I seem to notice that the 120 is pushing a fair bit more low end and the 60 sounds a bit squishy because of the 'lack' of low end compaired to the 120. But then again, I'm hearing it through a silly Ipad speaker so pretty much everything sounds squishy.
Great stuff again. Great stuff in general, it really helped me get passed the 'tubes/valves or bust' attitude and made me look at things differently.
I've always loved my old Vox VT100 but somehow moved to Valve amps that I never could get to sound the way I wanted them to sound apart from my Vox Nightrain. But I am seriously looking for a decent solidstate to use once I join a band again. Thanks for helping me realise I don't need a Valve amp to sound good... I really want one of those AC30VR's but I might just give the old VT100 a try again when I get the chance to take it from storage.
It's in your head. Open the amps up. They have exactly the same PCB and components except where the two power sections exist, one is screened "CR60/CR120" and the second one is screened "cr120 only". Other than the second power amplifier, they're absolutely identical. No difference whatsoever. None.
its solid state so you can run it into whatever you want as long as its not 4 ohms or 2 ohms
Scott Rawdon * NO, not the head unit ! I had to use a 4 ohm cabinet with my 120 crush pro head at a monster truck festival 412 And it didn't want to push at volume. 8 ohm 16 ohm safe and 4 ohm is totally safe if you are playing in bedroom volume but playing 2,000+ festival NO.
Agree. 120 was fuller in the headphones, 60 brighter. Seen YOB and BELL WITCH the other night. Decent show Dave. Check em out brother
I was just watching your most recent "Answer of the Question" upload with the Katana vs Bandit question, and I mentioned that I thought about getting a Katana 50 to pair with my CR60C... then I see this and am reminded I want to upgrade to a 4x12 because I only jam in my office so why not rock a 4x12. :)
It would be nice to see what changes they bring in the next revision of the CR60/120. I wouldn't mind seeing a stripped down mini version of the 60 in head form. Just the dirt channel, effect loop, reverb, foot switchable boost perhaps... just something the perfect size for their new vertical 2x12's. :) I do like your idea of dropping the clean in favor of the a 2nd dirt channel though.
What has been your favorite speaker to pair up with the CR? The speakers in the Marshall cab, or the speakers you put in your Orange 4x12? I know you mentioned not liking the Voice of the World speakers. I agree with your high end fizz assessment, although I typically only notice it when close mic'ing. I feel like [at least with the 1x12] the VotW speaker also has way too much low end [or perhaps its just the CR] and I usually have the bass rolled way back [if not on 0].
Good day renegade! Been following you since I got my cr60c
Your jam reminded me of helical from the will of death, I think it's that album hahahahah nice Dave!
Nicely spotted. It was inspired by that song. : )
I've serviced both. The PCB inside has silk screened on it CR60/CR120. There is a second A/B power amp in the 120 which says "CR120 only". So, the ONLY difference is the second power amp to double the power output. Otherwise, completely identical. Same PCB.
You should be able to run both amps into your Marshall cab at the same time. The Marshall cab should have a stereo mode where you can use two 8ohm inputs at the same time. So plug the 8ohm out of one amp into the back of the cab - and the other into the second input on the cab. It'd be a great way to compare the two amps! You could turn one down at a time and A/B the two amps. Might be a fun experiment.
Im going to practise some volume swells. Love it. Great vid dude.
I couldn’t hear any discernible difference in the quality of tone between them other than the 60 sounds thinner, if that makes sense, but as you said that will be down to it coupled up to the 4x12. It was more noticeable with headphones too.
I personally prefer the sound of the 120 as it sounds richer.
Great test Dave. 👍🏻
Very very similar indeed the Cr60, may be a gnats cock less full
But that's quite probably down to it pushing a 16 ohm load and having less headroom
But not much to Choose, either or
Dave such a good player I appreciate your vids I’m getting the cr60 trading in my bs club 40 it’s just to dam heavey I’m 63 worked hard all my life so I need this amp I have a bs 1 12” cab I can pair I love your chili peppers riffs
Thank you very much. : )
Dude can play. No doubt about it!!
Dave is a legend and he's one of the reasons I love Orange Crush Pro amps, but does it bother anyone else that he wrote on the tolex of the CR120? Why not just use some post-it notes?!
It bothers me so I've recovered it.
Stupid dave moment. :)
@@thedavesimpson Nothing stupid about it. My comment was purely for comedic purposes and came from a place of OCD. Cheers! Keep up the good work.
lol you can put this video 2 times 1 in 10:08 and another in 9:51 and souns amazing
120 sounds better, i think im gonna buy that, can you run the 120 against the 60 but into the 1x12. Curious if the 120 still wins. I think it would
The 120 will go from bedroom to stage and you can use 8 or 16. You have a good ear tell us the difference we trust you. I just don't know why someone would buy the 60 unless it is better than the 120.
Both sound the same but the 60 much lighter for us old dudes to lug to gigs- also 60 great size for bars with small set up areas. :)
Cr120 has more headroom due to extra watts it's a solid state.
Cr60 actually sounds fuller it's a solid state too No shit. Cr60 sounds more tubey
It's comparing apples to oranges or I should say Orange to extra oranges.
I like them both and you could gig with too use a vertical 2x12 for the Cr60 for Cleans slight dirt and Cr120 4x12 for distorted stuff,
I just bought a cr60c can I run it into a 2x12 orange cab? And if so am I then running three speakers or does it shut the single speaker in my combo off? Thank for your time.
Hardly perceptible difference between these two through YT. Great review as usual Dave!
I didn't hear a difference. What type of celestions are in the cab?
G12 75
@thedavesimpson Thanks Sir David. Keep up the good work. You're changing lives.
Lush x
Peace and love from Bristol, England
hey dave, what's your channel and settings on the cr120 or cr60 for pluggin your pedalboard (for the jackhammer always turned on). I want a start point, I know I'll have to adjust a little bit
I use the dirty channel set like this
Volume 10
treble 4
middle 7
bass 0
gain 2 1/2
:)
Dave how do you fell about Squire jaguar and or Jassmasters
I’m not a jazzmaster fan but love Jags. :)
@@thedavesimpson Thanks Im about to buy one the last one i had was in 63 wish i still had it.
Dave im curious, can you pull out some gilmour , billy gibbonsof the cr120. I saw a combo cri20 for 600 2×12. I also have to ask. I have heard that jimis favorite guitarist was billy g. My wife read that somewhere. Is this possible. I believe they did play the same ticket once upon a time
I'll see what i can do and that is very possible. Jimi actually gave Billy a strat. : )
Wow, a strat huh ? Did not know that, pretty damn cool
Quieter is the word that immediately sprang to my mind when you asked the question Dave before you said the word yourself.....so yes, quieter...
Same
Can I play on CR60C with drums?
Indeed you can. : )
dsfadsfgafgf haha
I would recommend playing on it with a guitar
I play bass through it in a band and we play club gigs. It's loud enough.
Dave I need crystal clear cleans as well as high gain distortion for Funk , Pop , and rock. Will this amp give it to me?
Ik I'm not Dave but I can speak from experience and yes it does for me but you'll wanna check one out because some of my guitars push it a little too hard for a crystal clean sound anyway my strat manages it well
Oh and for the gain. Its one of the best I've ever heard I love Orange's type of gain. But you might not check it out irl first. I hope this helps
Mr Dylan is right. The CR will indeed give you cleans but you have to be careful with the guitar you use as has been said a powerful guitar will overdrive the clean channel.
Strats or Teles with low pickups will be clean all the way up though. : )
Can I run a oringe crush pro 60 combo through a 4x12 16ome marshal cab?
Yeps
Cheers 👍
I am not a fan of Orange amps - he says lying through his teeth :-) . Next to Marshall I can think of no other stack I would rather own. Unfortunately my wife thinks differently but just wait till I get my garage music room built !
Will orange CR-120 be too loud for a small flat?
You can run it very very low and have it still sound great. I have a video on it. : )
PPC 412 or the crush pro 412???
I would recommend the Crush pro but it does require a little breaking in but its an ace cab. : )
How will it sound with a cab 1 12
Awesome. :)
I have a CR120C that I run into an Orange PPC412. Safe?
Indeedy. : )
Depending on personal preference • Both sound good •
Cr120 is 👍 But Bugera TriRec All Day Long and you don’t need any pedals like the Cr120 •
Tubes Rules !
Well i can't fin the CR60 head on internet, only the combo version ...
This is the combo version. I just took the chasis out. :)
Interesting (i had a doubt because i searched a lot :p )
I asked because it could be cool for me with a 2x12 cab. But i need a Gibson too, or A ce1 boss and so much things i lost my mind really. Thank you for your answer and your vidéos :)
Dunno about the Oranges, but I dig the spider.
He says thank you. : )
Why dou you have Ukrainian flag and picture of cossacks in the frame on the wall? Like a guy from Ukraine, I'm really interested to know
My Grandad was from the Ukraine and its up for him. :)
Where's the video mentioned at the end about "how quite it can go", I've played a few CR60's in different stores but haven't found a CR120 combo anywhere to try it out
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Couldn't hear any great difference between the two myself
Far more clarity on the CR60....
Got to be honest, no difference for me Dave
it would be nice if this company would offer a free footswitch with their amps...
Hello Dave, by any chance do you have an email I could reach you at ?? It would be very much appreciated as I really want to contact you !!!!! Thanks
In any of my q & a wednesday's description box is my email address. : )
Dave Simpson Thank you so much :) !!
You look like a madman... Funny.
Thank you. Thats the look i've been striving for for years. :)
to me there was no difference
Amazing-er. That’s Dutch!