@rajikula8085 Yes, you can. MICd up works great. Now, don't expect using this as monitor. The sound can get lost in stage so you will not hear yourself. Other than that you can gig with it.
@@ozzlayer thank you appreciate the feedback. I'm looking for an amp good enough to be both a practice amp and gig (small venues / pubs mainly) with in a band.
Great review. Were you plugged in via the line out to record or did you mic the amp? I have a nice 2 x 12 Peavey cab with no head and I am trying to decide between the dark micro or this amp for small gigs, home stuff, and some outdoor gigs. The later would be better I am thinking with the dark micro head. I might get both and use this for everything but outdoor gigs. Again, great review. Great playing. I like gain and it sounds great.
You can get rid of the hum by moving your guitar away from the amp. I thoroughly recommend a DI box and you can lift the earth hum with this and keeping your lead away from the amp.
I want clean tones Does it sound good? I like bands such as The Police, The Beatles, Soda Stereo (the best band in Argentina) Nirvana, Enanitos Verdes, Virus
Enzo Matias Castro jajaja solo jodia, mandale mecha a este ampli, tiene buenos limpios, en general todos los orange los tienen, si tenes pedales o pedalera y conseguis esta version del orange crush, proba mandarlos en el send del fx loop
Mathi Langa Lo tengo al amp. No es para los sonidos que buscaba xd o tal vez porque tengo una guitarra de mics dobles Jackson, o sea violas de metal De todas formas suena genial Tengo una pedalera con la cual consigo sonidos más brillantes Pero igual suena bien con el amplificador solo
Very cool. Sounds great with the gain channel which is all I would probably use. I just ride my volume control.. I see I would probably want a noise suppressor for the loop. I may get the 60 watt instead, but not sure. Just because I'd like the bigger speaker. I'm also looking at the nextone 40 watt amp that is also solid state, but is supposed to feel and sound like a tube amp. May I ask when using it on the distortion channel will jt clean up ok with turning down the volume knib like a tube amp does? Thanks man. Very cool. Please do more vids about this amp if you still have it. I would like to hear it with the recording out as well to see how well the cab sim works for recording or gojng direct to FOH at a gig for example? Take care and be safe.
Nice tones! Recently I downgraded to a Vox VT20X and it's ok, but there are far too many settings and options I know I'll never use. As a caveat, the tone I found personally most useful is based on an Orange Rockerverb. Aside from the option paralysis, I find the noise reduction to be quite the tone killer, and volume and tone roll off on my Gibson SG just is not up to par with the amp, hence why I've been looking at the Orange crush 35rt and came across your demo. Do you notice any of the mentioned issues that I've described with my current Vox? I'm thinking that this amp combined with my guitar and playing could get the tones I'm after a la Mastodon, Down (maybe need an OD up front) and Corrosion of Conformity- with some Skynyrd, Jackyl, Zeppelin, and AC/DC in for good measure. I'm concerned about notes sustaining, the decay of the note, and also don't want to have what I'd describe as a "snare hiss" going on. This seems to be what I'm after in regards to a good home amp to play in the smallish rooms in my house. Again good job on the demo and thank you for your time!
Sorry for the delay, but i do not notice any of your issues with the 35rt. but you also need to keep in mind its mainly a practice amp, but for the money and what it is this thing is amazing.
I’m new to electric guitar and I’m in the process of choosing what kind of amp I want. The music I am going to be learning in classic rock, so I want an amp that can give me that quintessential classic rock tone, however I need a headphone jack, so I feel like because I’m a beginner it’s just easier to use a solid state amp. With that being said, is this amp good for that warm classic rock tone?
Greetings, and thanks for watching! Yeah, I'd say this is loud enough to jam with a drummer. It may start to break up a bit, but none the less it could definitely handle a jam with some drums. For the money it's a great amp. The Blackstar HT20, HT40, HT60 are also great options, but are more expensive than this amp. I think you'll be a happy if you bought this amp. Thanks, hope this helps!
André Luis dos Santos The Vox 40+ amps are wonderful. The channels are great, the amp modelling systems are awesome and it’s easy to use. Sound is spot on too. For me, it’s a perfect amp.
I have the 20w one but when you've been playing with it for a while, it loses its brightness and the bass sounds ugly, it loses definition, I think why it's only 20w and I want to buy the 35w one but I don't know if it has these same problems or the other option is to buy me a 5w valve Buguera that is around the same price here
It's mainly my room that I'm in. Third floor of an old house. When this amp is on the first level of the house, it's totally fine. Sometimes I even get radio stations coming out of my amps.... kinda weird sometimes.
+Veranek - Thanks for watching! If this was mic'd up I think this could certainly hold up in a small jam location. However, not mic'd up and simply cranked up this amp starts to break up and not sound that great at loud volumes. Hope this helps!
I havn't tried, but I also do not own any "metal pedals" per-say. I think this little guy sounds pretty good without any pedals. I'm sure if you did run some pedals you could still get great tone, but by no means would I classify this amp as "metal".
I am considering this or a Marshall DSL 15C. I know they are different. I like to play blues and rock. I like clean sounds, an I am not sure I will be able to get it with a Marshall. Could you advice on what should I get? Thxs!
It's a '79 Fender Strat - Duncan JB '59 in the bridge, and a Duncan Hotrails in the neck. Not sure about the middle PU, I didn't change that one out, but i assume it's stock.
@@kylecoppola2770 i tried one today at the store...cranked the gain and it hummed like hell very annoying...but you said it was lights etc...the store did have some wickd lighting....so you say its not so bad ...
Orange amp, orange keyboard, orange beard.
Also orange guitar
@@paulstevens2839 Orange poster, boxes, marker board frame, and door frame. This video is unintentionally aesthetically pleasing.
Everything’s orange on my screen… Wait…
I had blue light filter on, my bad. 🤚
Man I loved that little finger picking riff you did with the amp in clean and in the neck pickup position.
thanks man!
I have this amp for 3 weeks now and I love it so far. It sounds great for any type of music except for really heavy stuff. I recommend this amp
I totally agree with you.
Can you gig with it?
@rajikula8085 Yes, you can. MICd up works great. Now, don't expect using this as monitor. The sound can get lost in stage so you will not hear yourself. Other than that you can gig with it.
@@ozzlayer thank you appreciate the feedback. I'm looking for an amp good enough to be both a practice amp and gig (small venues / pubs mainly) with in a band.
I just bought one of this! I can wait!!
Picked one up and find it to be warm sounding for $250/digital. Would mic up and gig with this.
its not digital.
I gig with mine unmiced
its absolutely opposite to digital
@@xxandrewwilsonxxable how does that go for you?
Great review. Were you plugged in via the line out to record or did you mic the amp?
I have a nice 2 x 12 Peavey cab with no head and I am trying to decide between the dark micro or this amp for small gigs, home stuff, and some outdoor gigs. The later would be better I am thinking with the dark micro head. I might get both and use this for everything but outdoor gigs.
Again, great review. Great playing. I like gain and it sounds great.
can this be played with a loud drummer?
X2
Yes it can it’s a really loud amp 👍🏼👌🏽
You can get rid of the hum by moving your guitar away from the amp. I thoroughly recommend a DI box and you can lift the earth hum with this and keeping your lead away from the amp.
I want clean tones
Does it sound good? I like bands such as The Police, The Beatles, Soda Stereo (the best band in Argentina)
Nirvana, Enanitos Verdes, Virus
Enzo Matias Castro i prefear carajo
Mathi Langa na, aguante Soda
Enzo Matias Castro jajaja solo jodia, mandale mecha a este ampli, tiene buenos limpios, en general todos los orange los tienen, si tenes pedales o pedalera y conseguis esta version del orange crush, proba mandarlos en el send del fx loop
Mathi Langa Lo tengo al amp. No es para los sonidos que buscaba xd o tal vez porque tengo una guitarra de mics dobles Jackson, o sea violas de metal
De todas formas suena genial
Tengo una pedalera con la cual consigo sonidos más brillantes
Pero igual suena bien con el amplificador solo
Enzo Matias Castro olvidate, y sirve como para ensayar con una banda? Onda, que se banque una bateria fuerte
i also bought it as practise amp and it fuking rocks!!
Very cool. Sounds great with the gain channel which is all I would probably use. I just ride my volume control.. I see I would probably want a noise suppressor for the loop. I may get the 60 watt instead, but not sure. Just because I'd like the bigger speaker.
I'm also looking at the nextone 40 watt amp that is also solid state, but is supposed to feel and sound like a tube amp.
May I ask when using it on the distortion channel will jt clean up ok with turning down the volume knib like a tube amp does?
Thanks man. Very cool.
Please do more vids about this amp if you still have it. I would like to hear it with the recording out as well to see how well the cab sim works for recording or gojng direct to FOH at a gig for example?
Take care and be safe.
I might be mistaken but I think the 60 cycle hum is mainly coming from the single coil pickups
i have 20 rt , it's cool
Nice tones! Recently I downgraded to a Vox VT20X and it's ok, but there are far too many settings and options I know I'll never use.
As a caveat, the tone I found personally most useful is based on an Orange Rockerverb.
Aside from the option paralysis, I find the noise reduction to be quite the tone killer, and volume and tone roll off on my Gibson SG just is not up to par with the amp, hence why I've been looking at the Orange crush 35rt and came across your demo.
Do you notice any of the mentioned issues that I've described with my current Vox? I'm thinking that this amp combined with my guitar and playing could get the tones I'm after a la Mastodon, Down (maybe need an OD up front) and Corrosion of Conformity- with some Skynyrd, Jackyl, Zeppelin, and AC/DC in for good measure.
I'm concerned about notes sustaining, the decay of the note, and also don't want to have what I'd describe as a "snare hiss" going on.
This seems to be what I'm after in regards to a good home amp to play in the smallish rooms in my house.
Again good job on the demo and thank you for your time!
Sorry for the delay, but i do not notice any of your issues with the 35rt. but you also need to keep in mind its mainly a practice amp, but for the money and what it is this thing is amazing.
I’m new to electric guitar and I’m in the process of choosing what kind of amp I want. The music I am going to be learning in classic rock, so I want an amp that can give me that quintessential classic rock tone, however I need a headphone jack, so I feel like because I’m a beginner it’s just easier to use a solid state amp. With that being said, is this amp good for that warm classic rock tone?
Yes, this amp is perfect for some warm classic rock tones. I gotta say that this amp is pretty versatile. Hope this helps and keep up the practice!
Is it just me or does it look bigger in person?
Definitely looks bigger in person. I am teeny tiny myself though.
Do you think it might be loud enough to Play with a Drummer? If not, can you recommend a similiar one that would be loud enough? Greetings!
Greetings, and thanks for watching! Yeah, I'd say this is loud enough to jam with a drummer. It may start to break up a bit, but none the less it could definitely handle a jam with some drums. For the money it's a great amp. The Blackstar HT20, HT40, HT60 are also great options, but are more expensive than this amp. I think you'll be a happy if you bought this amp. Thanks, hope this helps!
Or if your drummer is a beast buy 2 of these 😆
I find the tuner is too....loose, if you know what I mean. Lights up green too early and stays on too long as you tune though the key.
Pete V Yeah, I prefer the free guitar tuning app on my phone over the one on this amp haha kinda hurts to say that
Great review! I'm searching for a Orange 35 RT or a Vox 40+.
André Luis dos Santos The Vox 40+ amps are wonderful. The channels are great, the amp modelling systems are awesome and it’s easy to use. Sound is spot on too. For me, it’s a perfect amp.
I have one it is loud plus it has a real tube in the preamp. It can push 60 watts.
I have the 20w one but when you've been playing with it for a while, it loses its brightness and the bass sounds ugly, it loses definition, I think why it's only 20w and I want to buy the 35w one but I don't know if it has these same problems or the other option is to buy me a 5w valve Buguera that is around the same price here
That's not supposed to happen. An amp is supposed to sound better, when you break in the speaker.
will it sound great with pop punk/post-hardcore stuff?
Im not not a huge hardcore fan, but do listen to ETID every now and then. I think you could def get some decent punk/hardcore tones out this guy.
I have this amp. I think it would be good for post hardcore. Closed back on the amp to give more low boost.
is it normal when you turn the gain on, all the way up, to hear a relatively loud "bzzzz" sound? thanks! nice review
It's mainly my room that I'm in. Third floor of an old house. When this amp is on the first level of the house, it's totally fine. Sometimes I even get radio stations coming out of my amps.... kinda weird sometimes.
lol! thanks, man
@@kylecoppola2770 that shit sounds haunted yo
Definitely haunted house energy based off being 3rd floor alone
What EQ and Gain settings would you recommend for a good metal tone on this amp?
SCOOOP TEH MIDS... ALL TEH GAIN!!!
Boss MT-2
Would you recommend this amp for playing it miced with a band (we mostly play funk, jazz and some pop and rock) in small locations??
Thanks.
+Veranek - Thanks for watching! If this was mic'd up I think this could certainly hold up in a small jam location. However, not mic'd up and simply cranked up this amp starts to break up and not sound that great at loud volumes. Hope this helps!
I'm trying to decide whether to buy this amp as a practice and gigging amp...
would it be good for power metal,from your playing it would fit some music I play like gary moore and yngwie
definitely.
+Kyle Coppola ok thanks,nice playing to
may i ask, when putting metal pedals in the loop, will the sound be louder and break up?
I havn't tried, but I also do not own any "metal pedals" per-say. I think this little guy sounds pretty good without any pedals. I'm sure if you did run some pedals you could still get great tone, but by no means would I classify this amp as "metal".
+Kyle Coppola great thanks! keep up the good videos!
I want to use it to jam with my band. is it loud enough?
Yes, definitly loud for a "normal" band and club gigs ...! 👍
Does it have an effects loop on that bad boy?
sure does!
Hello
I am considering this or a Marshall DSL 15C. I know they are different. I like to play blues and rock. I like clean sounds, an I am not sure I will be able to get it with a Marshall. Could you advice on what should I get? Thxs!
Don't forget that the Crush is transistor powered; the DSL tube powered; so if you pllay at home; I would advice the Orange
what's the guitar
It's a '79 Fender Strat - Duncan JB '59 in the bridge, and a Duncan Hotrails in the neck. Not sure about the middle PU, I didn't change that one out, but i assume it's stock.
Will be good on hardcore gigs?
Need more volume! Can hardly her what you are saying!
Clean channel: who cares. Lol
This amp really needs a noise gate, damn.
CarnivorousRoach It's just my apartment. Old house, assuming a bad ground or something similar. This is the only place it sounds so bad.
CarnivorousRoach keep in mind that he has a laptop and the guitar right by the amp.
@@kylecoppola2770 i tried one today at the store...cranked the gain and it hummed like hell very annoying...but you said it was lights etc...the store did have some wickd lighting....so you say its not so bad ...
lame