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Orange 50BXT

I can't try one, and I'm gassing for one right now, I'm leaving in Greenland, so I can't try it any where, and it I buy one it will be in net shop from thomann.de, and will cost me around 70-150 $ I think.
And I play g&l tribute l2500 and te color is orange, and tought it could be cool to have orange combo/amp behind XD
 
It's a nice amp, but it is also a 50 watt combo. Great for solo practice or playing with acoustic guitars, not near enough to rock out with electric guitars and drums.

I have one in the living room, Like Rickenboogie said..... Its a great little amp..... and has some neat features, perfect for practice or an acoustic set up. Thats about as much as I can say.

Little is the key word here.
 
Depends what kind of music you play live too. If you're playing something that would be considered "slightly loud" then look somewhere else... the Orange CR100BXT maybe.
If you play slightly more chilled stuff, i.e. jazz, then it would be plenty powerful.

I have one myself and I have played one small gig with it and it stood up to the challenge no problem. And this was in a set up with guitat, drums and err... trumpet. :P
 
Thinking about picking one of these up for my home practice amp. I have gotten too lazy to tote my DB750 back and forth from our practice area and have been practicing with a Tascam bass trainer but it doesn't always cut it. Sometimes I want to feel a little bass and thinking this may do the trick.