I Played Fender and Vox, But NOTHING LIKE THIS

Once you go Orange, you never go Banana

Orange is my favorite amp brand due to their consistency. You can spend 80 dollars or 2000 dollars on their products and always get a quality piece of gear.

I'm a dedicated Orange Amp user. With that being said I love every other amp brand for their strengths, but for me Orange Amps make the tone that sais "write with me and never stop playing me". As an Orange User, I reccomend experimenting with your tube screamers, and combining Chorus or any other effect through fx loop with the distortion is just lovely

Orange is insanely characteristic. Never had one myself but always admired them. I have mad respect for the people who tame those huge 50 watt monsters

Your description about orange amp. is absolutely right. I have just owned one that suits my taste. The natural, warm & crunchy classic tone is good.

Favorite guitar channel on YouTube, your authenticity and enthusiasm is so palpable and inspiring!

I love the fuzzy sound Orange has. And it gets downright filthy when you add an overdrive on top of the amp gain.

LOVE my Orange amps!! I'm a cheap@$$ and haven't ponied up for any of the tube stuff, as much as I'd love to play those, but have played a Crush 20 a LOT, as well as a Micro Dark (highly recommend checking that little lunch box head out!!), and now my Super Crush 100. The Orange sound is perfect for me, that mid forward/dirty but still articulate is exactly the sound I want when I plug in and turn up. Great video as usual!!

I think they have a unique voice in all of their amps and im a fan. I have the micro dark, the stomp, rocker 15, and bass lunchbox and they are good at what they do. they don't disappoint.

Waiting for the video where Mike discovers Doom, buys a Dunable, tunes it to B Standard & blows out his windows with the OR30.

For years my tone was Clean Channel & Overdrive Channel from my Orange AD30TC amp. I can clearly remember my first taste of the orange tone. I was at a shop testing one out but playing it at a really low volume (I was nervous/shy). As a sale rep was passing through, he just turned up the volume and said " This is a tube amp, you gotta crank it!". The tone that came out of that amp at the moment was amazing to me. I've had that amp for 15 years now.

Great videos man. Great demos of the tones. Fun watching you enjoy playing and trying out gear. Keep on!

Good choice on the Orange you got. Easily one the best ones they have ever put out. I used to have the OR15 and it was tight. Really could get that vintage sound from the late 60s and early to mid 70s because of the low wattage and how much it pushes the tubes and works them. Also had a fender 63 reverb boss pedal for the clean tone.

Best tone I’ve ever gotten was a Tele with P-90’s and a AC30. It wasn’t particularly versatile, but at that moment, with those settings, it sounded so freaking good.

My Holy Grail amp was always the Rockerverb. Went to my local dealer one day and he had the 100 Watt head and the matching 412 cab. Ended up getting rid of two amps and all of my pedals for it and haven’t looked back. There’s something magical about single coils through it, clean and on the edge of breakup alike. I had the Tiny Terror and Crush 120 at one point or another as well and can say the same for those. The Crush series amps are worth their weight in gold!

I love Orange amps. Lots of folks don't like them when they play alone because they can be a bit mid-rangy. But they sit sooooo good in a mix exactly because of the pronounced mid-range. They are a staple of both the country, rock, and metal worlds.

I first heard an Orange amp back in 1978... and wanted one.... 50 years on - I've just bought my first - an Orange Crush 20RT! It's awesome as all hells - lovely warm cleans and a nice crunchy channel to play with, as well! I've already gigged it at an open-mic night - and I didn't need to over 3 on the volume - so it's got room to spare for any venue I'll ever play. Also - keeping all the modelling and fancy tricks out of the amp means that you can concentrate on the music - which people forget. My only concession to 'silly' is that I have a small, simple (ie cheap) multi-effects pedal with IR capability - and I've loaded some very expensive guitar IRs so that on the clean channel I can get a huge acoustic sound for some folk and country numbers! I thought I wanted a Fender amp... I was wrong!

I’ve been waiting for Mike to do a video on Orange. I got an orange crush 20 a while back as my first high quality practice amp and to this day I still love it as a great overdrive/distortion platform. Whether it’s coming from the amp or from a pedal the distortion and overdrive played on that amp seriously has insane tone

MIKE! It’s so cool to hear you rock out on that first jam with the orange!!! 🤘😃🎸

This is one of the most informative and enjoyable sites I make it a point to visit. You do good work, Mike.