Orange Tiny Terror

[Rewddawg1]

I am gassing for a tiny terror amp head. The 15W/7W version. I have heard good reviews on them but at $550 plus for the head only is it worth the money. All thoughts and comments are welcome. http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/TinyTerror/ Thanks Rewd.

[Silenced Fred]

If you like it, then it is worth it. Personally, I don't think the Tiny Terror is worth it. On the other hand... I think that the Dual Terror is worth it! The ability to footswitch channels and go up to 30 watts has sold me on it. I just need to get the money now lol

[dem00n]

Get it, i belive its better then the night train.

Night train kinda sucks for metal. IMO

[Rewddawg1]

I'm not looking for all those watts it's more of a practice amp.

[Rewddawg1]

Get it' date=' i belive its better then the night train.

Night train kinda sucks for metal. IMO[/quote']

Who makes the night train?

[dem00n]

Who makes the night train?

 

Vox

[Rewddawg1]

Okay, I'm pretty much looking for a good quality low watt amp to hook up to my B-52 ext. cab but can overdrive it without using 30-60 watts see my gear in sig.

[Silenced Fred]

I'm not looking for all those watts it's more of a practice amp.

 

 

For a practice? What kind of practice? With a band' date=' or in your basement? If its just you, it will be loud as sh¡t!

 

Dem00n- if your only basis for the Night train is that it sucks for metal, then how can you say it sucks in general? What if he doesn't play metal? I can get some pretty heavy sounds out of it, and probably with the right pedals, make it sound metal-ish.

 

A 335 isn't the best for metal probably, but does that mean it sucks?

[jameslucascalvert]

I wanted a Tiny Terror pretty badly, but after doing some research, I found out they are made in Korea. It's not widely known, because Orange doesn't want it to be.

[Rewddawg1]

If you like it' date=' then it is worth it. Personally, I don't think the Tiny Terror is worth it. On the other hand... I think that the Dual Terror is worth it! The ability to footswitch channels and go up to 30 watts has sold me on it. I just need to get the money now lol[/quote']

The dual terror looks awesome too but it's a bit to big for what i want to do. Thanks

[Rewddawg1]

For a practice? What kind of practice? With a band' date=' or in your basement? If its just you, it will be loud as ****!

 

Dem00n- if your only basis for the Night train is that it sucks for metal, then how can you say it sucks in general? What if he doesn't play metal? I can get some pretty heavy sounds out of it, and probably with the right pedals, make it sound metal-ish.

 

A 335 isn't the best for metal probably, but does that mean it sucks?

I'm more interested in the 7 watt mode with the option to go to 15 watts. Is the 7 watt mode too loud for a half basement fixed up room?

[Silenced Fred]

I'm more interested in the 7 watt mode with the option to go to 15 watts. Is the 7 watt mode too loud for a half basement fixed up room?

 

 

I still think its pretty fricking loud. Since its for practice, honestly, take a look at some of the new offerings. The Blackstar HT-5 is really nice, and five watts. Great amp. Try one out for yourself and see how it is. If you don't mind having the master volume lower, than just cranking the gain to get a distortion, it might work out for you.

[Rewddawg1]

I' ve heard about blackstar too but my guy where I do most of my business doesn't carry them. Maybe I can talk him into looking into it. I know Orange claims that the way they measure wattage is almost twice what most manufacturers claim.

[Silenced Fred]

I' ve heard about blackstar too but my guy where I do most of my business doesn't carry them. Maybe I can talk him into looking into it. I know Orange claims that the way they measure wattage is almost twice what most manufacturers claim.

 

 

Try it out. See for yourself if it is too loud. Good luck

[Rewddawg1]

My guy will let me take one home and test drive before I buy. That's the good thing about having good relations with a mom and pop shop.

[cwness]

I have the TT and love it. Buy the head the combo's don't sound as good.

I use it all the time with my 50 watt Marshall when I jam with friends.

They are not very versatile as far as tone goes but it does what it does

just great.

 

I just bought a Blackstar HT-5 head off CL for a steal their 400 new.

2 channel 5 watts and it has control to go from US to British and effects loop.

great little amp.

 

CW

[GIANTRobOT420]

I have the TT combo and quite pleased with it for my style. What kind of music you playin?

[Rewddawg1]

I have the TT and love it. Buy the head the combo's don't sound as good.

I use it all the time with my 50 watt Marshall when I jam with friends.

They are not very versatile as far as tone goes but it does what it does

just great.

 

I just bought a Blackstar HT-5 head off CL for a steal their 400 new.

2 channel 5 watts and it has control to go from US to British and effects loop.

great little amp.

 

CW

In your opinion would a blackstar work better for me and what I want to do I play rock, hard rock and metal?

[Dub-T-123]

Dem00n have you played through a Night Train? They get pretty heavily distorted on the thick mode.

 

Reddawg you should check out a Night Train too. They do jangley Vox cleans to really thick tubey distortion. I know I seem like a Vox fanboy but it's a great amp.

 

Edit: sorry I didn't see that you actually wanted to play metal. I thought dem00n just said that because he's a metal head. I think the Orange is your best bet. Orange rocks!

[cwness]

In your opinion would a blackstar work better for me and what I want to do I play rock' date=' hard rock and metal?

 

[/quote']

 

Go listen to one yourself. I say this because the TT does orange very well. I play

rock and use it for leads and the Marshalls for everything else. I bought the

Blackstar to use in place of the Marshalls. The IFS control work really well

to give you a Marshall sound or a real good Mesa. I really like the TT for leads.

It responds very well to volume control changes. I paid 250 for the Blackstar

great bang for the buck, 2 months old on CL.

 

CW

[Rewddawg1]

Go listen to one yourself. I say this because the TT does orange very well. I play

rock and use it for leads and the Marshalls for everything else. I bought the

Blackstar to use in place of the Marshalls. The IFS control work really well

to give you a Marshall sound or a real good Mesa. I really like the TT for leads.

It responds very well to volume control changes. I paid 250 for the Blackstar

great bang for the buck' date=' 2 months old on CL.

 

CW

 

[/quote']

Keeping as close to my Marshall would be Ideal. I don't currently live very close to a dealer with the Blackheart line of amps. Sounds definately worth checking out.

[Dub-T-123]

Keeping as close to my Marshall would be Ideal. I don't currently live very close to a dealer with the Blackheart line of amps. Sounds definately worth checking out.

 

 

Cw is talking about Blackstar not Blackheart.

[Rewddawg1]

Cw is talking about Blackstar not Blackheart.

 

My bad too many beers.

[cwness]

The guys who build the Blackstar were amp designers for Marshall.

Go here and listen to the demo.

 

http://www.blackstaramps.co.uk/

 

CW

[dem00n]

For a practice? What kind of practice? With a band' date=' or in your basement? If its just you, it will be loud as ****!

 

Dem00n- if your only basis for the Night train is that it sucks for metal, then how can you say it sucks in general? What if he doesn't play metal? I can get some pretty heavy sounds out of it, and probably with the right pedals, make it sound metal-ish.

 

A 335 isn't the best for metal probably, but does that mean it sucks?

I said for metal

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