Hi, I'm interested in the Orange Tiny Terror and just wondering how it would work with the combo of a Sadowsky bass and Bergantino HT112 cabs. Looking for something to contrast my Shuttle 6.0 set-up but still be good for funk and rock ala Larry Graham (fingerstyle, slap and pop, etal...) I don't want overdriven "fur" all day...just at the peaks. Any opinions?
Forget the Orange if don't want "fur" as that is its predominate voice. I'd suggest a Mesa Walkabout instead. Deceptively powerful and loud for it's rating, especially at 2 ohms where it is solid as a rock, can give a nice "clean-ish" modern-like tone but can also rock you all night long once you push the gain past noon, all the while delivering a seriously honest illusion of a full-tube amp. The para mid controls will give you significantly more sonic flexibility than the Orange and the prices are somewhat comparable - or better if you pick up the WB used. The tone of the Mesa WB is to die for with a Sadowsky and 12s (or 15s for that matter) and you just might find yourself ultimately ditching the Shuttle. IMO of course!
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On the contrary, i have one and the headroom is pretty phenominal.
You mean the Terror Bass head, right? Or do you legit mean the Tiny Terror guitar head?
The only thing i would say that i don't dig about it is that when the pad is on the eq pretty much stops working
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Ibanez BTB775 --> EHX POG2 --> Dwarfcraft Dream Mangler --> Orange Terror Bass...Created a time vortex to 1986 and became Chernobyl
Deceptively powerful and loud for it's rating, especially at 2 ohms where it is solid as a rock, can give a nice "clean-ish" modern-like tone but can also rock you all night long once you push the gain past noon, all the while delivering a seriously honest illusion of a full-tube amp. The para mid controls will give you significantly more sonic flexibility than the Orange and the prices are somewhat comparable - or better if you pick up the WB used. The tone of the Mesa WB is to die for with a Sadowsky and 12s (or 15s for that matter) and you just might find yourself ultimately ditching the Shuttle. IMO of course! 
