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Orange Micro Terror – 20W Hybrid Guitar Amp Head with Valve Preamp & Aux Input
20W, 1-channel Guitar Amp Head with Tone Control, Headphone Output, Tube Preamp, 1/8" Aux Input, and Speaker Output 20W hybrid guitar amplifier head with serious attitude · 12AX7 preamp tube delivers classic British sounds from clean to full-on overdrive Do you need an amp with an extremely small footprint that still puts out big sound?
Orange's Micro Terror guitar amplifier head is extremely small but still packs a sonic punch. This amp's hybrid design features a 12AX7 preamp tube and a 20-watt solid-state power amp. This little guy packs a huge punch. My immediate impression was complete shock at how loud it gets.
It had been a long, long time since I had bought a new amp, and my old one was a 2 x 60w solid state. This 20w hybrid amp is much, much louder than my old one.
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5 reviews from leading pro-audio publications
“For just £99, this is impossible for us to not recommend. ... Outrageous value for money; classic Orange rock tones; really comes to life at volume; small enough to sneak past your other half.”Read full review →
“Overdriven single notes are thick and spongy and topped off by a bright but round attack that's a hallmark of Orange amps. Due to its size, the Micro Terror has a limited—but useful—control set: Volume, tone, and gain knobs enable you to ...”Read full review →
“At first glimpse, the Orange Micro Terror amp head looks like a tiny scale model of the already diminutive Orange Tiny Terror head. After hearing it plugged in and cranked up, it seems more like a cunning magic trick, because your eyes will tell you that there’s no possible way an amp that ...”Read full review →
“The Tiny Terror from British amp makers Orange was in the vanguard of the relatively recent trend for modestly-sized mini-amps, and has carved a bit of a name for itself on the pillars of the Temple of Tone... hewn from the living rock ;-] Now, snapping at it’s heels comes the Tiny Terror’s latest dimensionally-challenged sibling, the Micro ...”Read full review →
“But in this case you actually get a little more. Just a opinion but the overdrive is too over the top and there is little clean headroom. In clean mode it makes a great home practice amp with pedals at lower volumes.”Read full review →
