![]() ![]() I’ve got the budget for a high end amp, but I don’t know if I can find one to play locally until the pandemic slows down and stores start resupplying. So In an ideal world the stores would be stocked and I’d go find the perfect amp in person regardless of cost. ![]() I don’t have a lot of recent background with these amps so am trying to figure out who they were aiming for with each and how they are being used by regular players etc. At the other end of the spectrum the Rockerverb sounds class but one would expect so at that price. Or what fundamental differences are between the AD30 vs TH30. Just having a hard time differentiating between a lot of these Orange amps at similar price points, as I can’t tell a hell of a lot of difference tone wise between say the OR15 vs Rocker 15 vs Dual Terri. That reminded me of its unique washy gain tone, and sent me down the rabbit hole with their amps. How I came back to Orange is, I returned my DSL, bought a Mesa 2x12 and to bide my time I got the Orange Stamp so I could at least keep playing. (Maybe my EQ’ing but I did follow some general setting from you tubers) Dig the Mini Rectifier, and if push came to shove that would be the amp I’d get in a pinch (Not a lot of local options to try out with the pandemic affecting stores stock) It had a surprisingly good bright clean and obvious punch in the gain stages, but it did lose a touch of clarity under heavy gain. Like the amp rocks except it’s complete lack of character, if that makes sense. The Triple Crown is a fantastic amp by Mesa, held its clarity under high gain, but it’s tone is really generic. But, the MT15 just sounds generally thin and what I would describe as run of the mill metal sounds. I played the full Mesa lineup at a local shop and a PRS and I noticed the two amps that didnt fizz out under saturation was the PRS MT15 and the Triple Crown. Had clarity up until you started really pushing the gain. (Sorta like surfing between ultra clean reverb/delay stacked tones to high gain washed tones) My dislike for the DSL was it lost articulation under saturation. I never considered myself an overly high gain guy, certainly not to the point of typical metal, but I have noticed my playing has skewed more high gain. I got an SG and started with the Marshall DSL40CR because I assumed, Marshall is what you need lol. I haven’t played electric guitar for some time after many years playing acoustic. I need re-read and digest all the feedback. Authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.Thanks for all the feedback guys. Registered office: One Arleston Way, Solihull, B90 4LH. Credit provided subject to age and status The Guitar Amp and Keyboard Centre Limited FCA registration number is 684977. ![]() ![]() GAK.CO.UK LTD FCA registration number is 731400. GAK.CO.UK LTD is an appointed representative of The Guitar Amp and Keyboard Centre Limited which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. Registered office: 30 - 34 North Street Hailsham East Sussex BN27 1DW GAK.CO.UK LTDĪcts as a credit broker and only offers credit products from Secure Trust Bank PLC trading as V12 Retail Finance. GAK.CO.UK LTD is registered in England and Wales 04578270. To apply for finance, add the product to your basket, proceed to checkout and select 'Apply for Finance' as your payment option where you can complete the application form online. Only available to UK residents, subject to age, status and affordability. ![]()
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