Orange Reintroduces the Terror Bass Amp
Orange Amplification has reintroduced the Terror Bass, a compact amp that features a tube preamp and Class D power section. The combination makes it sound even closer to their flagship AD200, the company says.
The new Terror Bass retains the original control layout while adding a clean switch for extra headroom and cleaner sounds. It offers up to 500 watts of power into 4 ohms and 250 watts into 8 ohms. A limiter switch on the rear panel prevents the output stage from being pushed too hard into 4 ohms. Other features include an input pad for active basses, an effects loop, and a balanced output with a ground lift.
The Orange Amps Terror Bass is available for $799.
Orange Amplification Terror Bass Amp Features:
| Single Channel, Hybrid: | Class D Power Amp With Valve Preamp, Clean Switch, Variable Input Sensitivity for Active or Passive Basses, Balanced DI out, FX Loop |
| Controls: | Volume Bass, Middle, Treble, Gain |
| Preamp Tube: | 1 X ECC83 (12AX7) |
| Output Power: | 250 Watts Into 8 Ohms, 500 Watts Into 4 Ohms. |
| Effects Loop: | 12AT7 Valve Driven Send, Solid State Return |
| Unboxed Dimensions: | (W X H X D): 12.1 X 7.5 X 6.3 |
| Boxed Dimensions: | (W X H X D): 14.37? X 8.46? X 9.64? |
| Unboxed Weight: | 10.25lbs |
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