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Showoff your Orange!

Allthough i currently don't have any Orange cabs nor amps, i would love to see your Orange equipment and setups. As i guess many others would. I think Orange amps deserve their own megathread! :hyper:

(i'll post mine when i get round to purchasing a Orange 4X10)



Also, remember Orange is a BRITISH company! :D One of two good British things. Orange amps and Tim Henman (haha, only joking! Trace Elliot being the second of course) :p

Post away
 
PLUS..... Orange stuff LOOKS cool!

:D

This orange enough for you?

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I got to play through an AD 200 for a few minutes last week at Chicago Music Exchange. Very nice, I'm going to have to go back.
 
Man, do those Orange pictures bring back some memories. Back in the 70's, all the guys who lived and played in St. Louis would regularly make the trek up to Bob Heil's shop in Marissa, IL (Bob was quite an audio pioneer back then, and provided lot's of front of house sound to major touring acts). He was part of a retail shop called 'Fast Eddies' (I think... those memories are a little hazy, if you know what I mean:eek: ) and he would have all the backline from various tours (The Who, Pavlov's Dog, Head East, REO, etc.) on sale after the summer tours. I remember a literal WALL of Orange amps on the floor after a Head East tour... I mean, probably 15 stacks. It was quite a sight!

Cool stuff! Always thought the bass stuff sounded like dog (haven't hear the new stuff), but the guitar stacks were mighty!
 

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