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Orange Crush Bass 100: Requesting Owner Critiques

I am thinking about trading my Eden EC210 on an Orange Crush Bass 100. I have a G&L L2000 Tribute bass and play classic rock. I am hoping the Crush Bass 100 will give me a fatter bass sound and will be good for practice with my iPad and small venues.

If you own or have owned the Crush Bass 100, please let me know what you think about it. Thank you.
 
All n All their can be slight differences

But for the most part a 210 or 1x15 in that price range will acheive about the same SPL regardless of wattage etc etc.

For practice I'd rather have the Orange and the tone of a 15

As for covering a drum kit / band
Usual standard starting point be doubling the speaker area 2x15 , 4x10
And newest edition is high powered 2x12

Atleast for rock etc etc genres
 
All n All their can be slight differences

But for the most part a 210 or 1x15 in that price range will acheive about the same SPL regardless of wattage etc etc.

For practice I'd rather have the Orange and the tone of a 15

As for covering a drum kit / band
Usual standard starting point be doubling the speaker area 2x15 , 4x10
And newest edition is high powered 2x12

Atleast for rock etc etc genres

Thanks, Bogey.
 
I like the simplicity of the Orange.

And the fact there is a certain magic in 100/150 watt combo amps that can be cranked.

No switch mode or class D, good old analog that can be cranked to the rails.

There's alot of cool used 100 watters combos with good old chunking iron transformers and power amps that warm up nicely when being pushed
 
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