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| $2,299.00 | |
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| | Features | Channel 1 and 2 controls: gain/volume/bass/middle/treble.
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| | Description | The 30W Orange Amplifiers AD30HTC all-tube guitar amp head offers 2 dual stage channels with completely separate signal paths for convenient channel switching. The result is like having 2 vintage valve amps in 1. The Orange AD30HTC amp's Channel 1 has a thick, creamy, classic voice that barks like a rottweiler when pushed into the tone zone. Channel 2 has a tighter, springy and slightly faster character with a little more upper mids and a bit more gain. The Orange AD30HTC amp head has proved to be so popular worldwide that its specs remain unchanged. The Orange AD30HTC is quickly becoming a go-to amp head in the 30W Class A tube amplifier realm.. | |
| | Product Details | | Product Length: | 21.25 inches | | Product Width: | 9.5 inches | | Product Height: | 9.25 inches | | Product Weight: | 34.6 pounds | | Package Length: | 26.0 inches | | Package Width: | 16.5 inches | | Package Height: | 14.2 inches | | Package Weight: | 40.75 pounds | | Average Customer Rating: |  based on 3 reviews |
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| | Customer Reviews | Average Customer Review: ( 3 customer reviews )
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2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
 This amp sets the bar Apr 13, 2009
By James Born
"Joshua Shelly"
I have owned this amp for about a year. I Have had zero problems with it. For the sound this amplifier is created for it is the best amp in this price range. Comparable to Matchless or Bad Cat, only alot less money. There is not alot of clean head room on channel 1, which allows you to achieve that nice mild break up without having it cranked. But when it is cranked it sounds even better, (It's a valve amp). So if your looking for clean head room, go with a Thunderverb 100, or a fender. Channel 2 will go from a moderate break up to a dirty gritty beautiful distortion. (Not to be confused with a high gain metal style distortion), if you like that get a pedal. This amp sounds perfect in a live setting with a band. It is very dynamic, as far as using the volume controlls on your guitar to change the style of distortion.
Complaints: Channel 2 has to much treble (in my oppinion), so i usually dial it way down on the EQ,and that takes care of the problem. This is subjective though, as i'm sure some ppl like that sound.
No reverb
If you've never played through this amplifier i suggest you do. Unless you don't want to spend 1,500 dollars, because i assure you, once you play it you will spend the money.
If you want a fender amp, BUY ONE Mar 19, 2009
By JBreezi
I can't let the dude below be the only review for this amazing amp. The cleans are dark and midsy, which I love (as do the mars volta and led zeplin) and the dirty channel makes you feel like a rock star. period. BUY THIS AMP!!!
4 of 7 found the following review helpful:
 Highly Overated Aug 26, 2007
By Zelie Nic
Look, before everyone starts berating me for "not knowing what I'm talking about" I want to point out that I'm a studio musician who's been at it for a decade now. And I've been a travelling musician for several years prior.
I know a lot of people are convinced that Orange is the end all be all of amplifiers. I went out and splurged on the AD30 head and an Orange 2/12 cabinet. I was real excited at first. It performed well, even at low volumes, but the sound really left something to be desired. Orange is a one trick pony; they create a really good amplifier, but only within a hard rock perspective. I kept the AD30 for a year, before selling it to fall back onto Fender amps.
Maybe its because I have to be versatile, or maybe its because I've grown up on Fender amps, but I really was disapointed with Orange, ESPECIALLY considering the price tag.
If you can get a cheap Orange, try it out and see if it works for you. But please remember, just because something exclusive and/ or expensive, doesn't mean its the best option.
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