OrangeSuper Crush Combo 1x12in 100 Watts

The dirty channel on this amp sounds great! The distortion really does sound like it's coming from a tube amp. The distortion doesn't get overly saturated though.... it meets my needs perfectly, but heavy metal players might need something with more of a fully saturated distortion sound. Though one good work around for that is the clean channel takes distortion pedals really well!The clean channel sounds good and has lots of headroom.The amp gets plenty loud for jamming with a drummer.I love how lightweight the amp is. It's so easy to carry with one hand.The Overall Sound - Great care seems to have been put into the EQ and sounds dynamics on both channels. It's just so easy do dial in great tones.I highly recommend this amp!

I had a Line 6 Spider amp, and it wasn't sounding all that great. I updated to this Orange Super Crush amp and WOW what an amazing amp. This amp has great clean sound and Great Distortion, and it is very loud. What a great amp and I recommend this over a Line 6 or a BOSS amp. This is my goto amp!!!

I was blown away with this amp. I’ve had all the major rock / metal tube amps (engl, mesa, peavey, etc) and this solid state combo sounds excellent. It’s perfect for band practice, small venues, and home practice. The emulated out leaves a lot to be desired, and if I need it, I’ll buy an IR pedal to use my own IRs instead.

These are nothing short of amazing. I'm not exactly sure how they work, but the circuit they're using feature very realistic tube-like sag, squish and response. I would compare them favorably to a Quilter in the same price range and are a very strong competitor to modern tube amps in the 20-50W range. Not a tube-amp replacement, exactly, but if you want a really good amp, that has richness, character, musicality, volume and tone, buy one of these with deep confidence. If I was on a very limited budget and needed a sub $750 amp to sound professional, I would buy either the Crush 100 or a Quilter Aviator over any tube amp in this price range.Another amp like these to consider is the Fender ToneMaster series, but I must say, you can confidently purchase this today without feeling like you left anything on the table.

My husband was extremely excited to finally be purchasing the Super Crush 100 Combo ($699.) Unfortunately, on the much anticipated delivery date, he received instead the Orange Crush 12 (around $100.) And yes, the order was placed correctly, and the big boy price was charged.

Beautiful and solid construction. Heirloom worthy. Amazing tone. Loud enough to be heard over drums during rehearsal. Not terribly heavy. I love this amp