Very nice! The weight of the amp doesn't bother me at all since my previous #1 amp was an SVT.I have the same rig and love it. I also have a Terror Bass which is also excellent, and much lighter.
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Very nice! The weight of the amp doesn't bother me at all since my previous #1 amp was an SVT.I have the same rig and love it. I also have a Terror Bass which is also excellent, and much lighter.
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I figured this would be the best place to ask:
I tried out an OB1-500 today and while the tone grew on me the more I played it, the thing I loved was the heft and punch of every single note. That said, I didn't really care for the blend in distortion and prefer pedals I already have for that. I can't justify the price if I'll just be using half of the amp, so I was wondering about the Little Bass Thing.
I doubt it, but any chance it has the same tone and heft/punch? thanks!
I figured this would be the best place to ask:
I tried out an OB1-500 today and while the tone grew on me the more I played it, the thing I loved was the heft and punch of every single note. That said, I didn't really care for the blend in distortion and prefer pedals I already have for that. I can't justify the price if I'll just be using half of the amp, so I was wondering about the Little Bass Thing.
I doubt it, but any chance it has the same tone and heft/punch? thanks!
I may have to see where I can source one out, but I think I'd like to go back to the class D size.Maybe check out the Four Stroke.
I posted on your thread about the Mesa WD800 and OB1-500, but I'll also add here that while the Little Bass Thing should be able to give you that Orange heft to the notes that you like, it should also give you much more variety in your sound with the semi-parametric mids. Maybe not as much as the WD800 or the 4 Stroke, but more than the OB1. And again, that heft.I may have to see where I can source one out, but I think I'd like to go back to the class D size.
I figured this would be the best place to ask:
I tried out an OB1-500 today and while the tone grew on me the more I played it, the thing I loved was the heft and punch of every single note. That said, I didn't really care for the blend in distortion and prefer pedals I already have for that. I can't justify the price if I'll just be using half of the amp, so I was wondering about the Little Bass Thing.
I doubt it, but any chance it has the same tone and heft/punch? thanks!
Man, I haven't played much in months because of skool and I love my orange rig!!! I love how my Jazz basses get that slight breakup tube sound when playing through my terror head.
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View attachment 4465404 View attachment 4465400 Anyone know why Orange discontinued the Terror Bass 1,000 head?
Welcome here and to the wunnerful world of bass.Is an Orange Crush Bass 25 enough to get me into the club? I've only been playing bass for a week, so I haven't had the time to get more.![]()
View attachment 4465404 View attachment 4465400 Anyone know why Orange discontinued the Terror Bass 1,000 head?
The first gen Terror Basses had some reliability issues in the power supply. They discontinued both the 500 and 1000 then brought back the 500 MkII recently (last couple of years).
They now use a different power supply than before. Possibly getting a 1000 watt one to match just wasn't feasible.
....but it's like those old vintage Marshall amps where the volume knob went to 11. It looks cool, 1,000 !Also, there was no real need for 1000 watts of D power. It brought virtually (acoustically?) almost no advantages and had more energetic consumption.
For the LBT - is the onboard compressor before the preamp stage?
So if using the effects loop you'd have- the onboard compressor > pre > outboard pedals of choice > output to speaker?
