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Orange Tiny Terror Bass (Pic!)

Really though, most low watt amps will be fine for bass as long as your cab is solid. The regular guitar Tiny Terror sounds great on bass through a proper cab, and so do amps like the Epiphone Valve Junior.

I have a Valve, Jr., which I use for bass at low volumes (and for an octave-up 'rhythm guitar' at higher volumes). It works well in both regards. The Tiny Terror always intrigued me, as well. I may still give one a whirl someday, but I am definitely interested in checking out the Terror Bass head.

Tom.
 
I have a Valve, Jr., which I use for bass at low volumes (and for an octave-up 'rhythm guitar' at higher volumes). It works well in both regards. The Tiny Terror always intrigued me, as well. I may still give one a whirl someday, but I am definitely interested in checking out the Terry Bass head.

Tom.

Who is Terry?:D
 
seriously folks, think about this:

Orange, known for their all-tube amps, decides to invest in a lightweight, Class D hybrid.
you honestly think it'll sound anything like whats out there now?
think they wouldn't take the time and money to make this thing sound at least comparable to their all-tube monsters?
i'm interested, i'll tell you that.
 
seriously folks, think about this:

Orange, known for their all-tube amps, decides to invest in a lightweight, Class D hybrid.
you honestly think it'll sound anything like whats out there now?
think they wouldn't take the time and money to make this thing sound at least comparable to their all-tube monsters?
i'm interested, i'll tell you that.

Class D? You sure? I assumed it would be mosfet.
 
Im surprised that it is going to cost more than the all tube tiny terror guitar amp.

I always thought tube stuff was more expensive to build. Orange has a pretty good track record of making good amps. I'm looking forward to hearing it.

Now a tiny terror 1 12 bass combo would be pretty cool for doing small gigs
 
I don't know if there is another thread on this, but I have a shiny picture!

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Who else wants one? I KNOW I DO! 3 band EQ, passive/active pad, separate gain and volume!?

Discuss amongst yourselves.

UPDATE: Info provided by LuvMusic: "The Orange Bass Terror Bass Guitar Tube Amplifier Head is a 500 watt hybrid amplifier, featuring a twin valve preamp and a 500 watt digital power section. It only weighs an incredibly low 4kgs and has the same great looks as the original Tiny Terror." $640 USD based on the UK preorder price.

Me likey!!!!
 
Things are kind-of slow and I was reflecting on the Orange Bass Terror, so, I decided to do a little cost research based on available and potential products due in 2009.

All prices, except the Shuttle 12 (Elderly Music) are MF non-discounted prices (straight street price). Prices are quoted in USD and listed in ascending order.

Here we go!

1. Shuttle 3.0 $550.00
2. GK MB2 $600.00
3. LM2 $600.00
4. LM 800 $???.??

Let the tubeyness begin!

5. Orange Terror Bass $650.00 (est)
6. Shuttle 6.0 $700.00
7. LM Tube 800 $???.??
8. Shuttle 12 $1100.00

Looking at the "contenders" from this perspective indicates Orange would have the most competitively priced light-weight, higher powered head with a tube preamp.

IMHO, it looks like Orange wants a bigger piece of the bass player revenue pie and is actively pursuing it. I'm interested to see how this all plays out!