Orange Crush 20 Twin-Channel 20W Guitar Amplifier, Orange
Key features
- •20-Watt, All-Analog Twin Channel Combo w/Custom 8" Voice of the World Speaker
- •High-Gain Preamp Design with Four Stages of Gain for Incredible Sonic Versatility
- •3-Band EQ (Treble, Bass, Mid), Gain (Dirty Channel), and Independent Volume Controls for Each Channel
- •Headphone/Line Output w/CabSim for Silent Practicing or Recording; Aux Input
- •Footswitch Optional (For Remote Channel Switching)
Orange Crush 20 Twin-Channel 20W Guitar Amplifier, Orange
List Price: $202.25$182.03DEALYou Save: $20.22 (10%)
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers4.6
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Based on 10 reviews
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Needs 01 on the side.
KJ✓ Verified Purchase•August 1, 2017
Cool little amp, sounds great for the price point, and looks really cool. Great device input for playing along with your favorite song or video. Order a cheap footswitch and roll!
Five Stars
Brad Gardner✓ Verified Purchase•July 18, 2017
Very nice amp
Orange amp review
Tom✓ Verified Purchase•May 4, 2017
I love this amp... it is the smallest amp I've ever had that rocks out totally... I'm definitely going to purchase a slightly. Larger orange amp n the future
Five Stars
YOON CHUNG✓ Verified Purchase•March 17, 2017
Good for indoor space(1000 sqft) performance.
The minimalist practice amp. Get 20RT if you can afford
Rio Matsumoto✓ Verified Purchase•January 17, 2016
A very very good amplifier. I really love the sound and the design. There is unique and quirky personality in it.
But should you get this amp? That depends.
This is very minimalistic amp: Build is pretty solid, but probably not as solid as Fender amps.
And not as versatile as Marshall amps in similar price range too. It's very simple amp. Easy to use, but not too much experiments you can do.
If you are fine with the minimalist aspect of this amp and love the design and tone, this is the amp you'll love. So, try this amp at local guitar shop and if you are not convinced, don't get this amp. If you like it, just get this one.
But hear me this: you will get much much more robust options (Reverb and built-in tuner) with 20RT if you can pay $50 more.
And I think that's more than $50 difference in a long run. If you can afford 20RT, get 20RT instead of this model. You will not regret it.
But should you get this amp? That depends.
This is very minimalistic amp: Build is pretty solid, but probably not as solid as Fender amps.
And not as versatile as Marshall amps in similar price range too. It's very simple amp. Easy to use, but not too much experiments you can do.
If you are fine with the minimalist aspect of this amp and love the design and tone, this is the amp you'll love. So, try this amp at local guitar shop and if you are not convinced, don't get this amp. If you like it, just get this one.
But hear me this: you will get much much more robust options (Reverb and built-in tuner) with 20RT if you can pay $50 more.
And I think that's more than $50 difference in a long run. If you can afford 20RT, get 20RT instead of this model. You will not regret it.
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