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The slanted baffle of the PPC412AD produces rich mids and crisp, sparkling highs with outstanding vertical projection. These cabs conquer the problem of poor on-stage monitoring, whilst dispersing the sound in more directions than a conventional cabinet. Superb tones and a tight response require a first rate speaker. Finished in our legendary livery dating back to 1968, the PPC412 features our basket weave vinyl, woven speaker grille cloth, signature 'picture frame' edging and 18mm Birch ply.

For years, Orange has been hounded by customers and retailers to make a pedal. It may have taken a while for Orange to join the pedal party but it had to be right, and for 2015 they have finally settled on a design of which they are truly proud. Introducing Orange's first pedal since the 1960s - the Custom Shop Bax Bangeetar Guitar Pre-EQ.

The Rockerverb 100 MKIII head combines over a decade of user feedback with a number of new details and improvements. In a first for the Rockerverb Series, the MKIIIs include selectable output power options to manipulate headroom and volume, with the 100 Watt version switching down to 70, 50 or 30W. The MKIII also features the same footswitchable attenuator that has been so popular with users of Orange's Thunderverb and Dual Dark Series amps.

After an initial run in 2015 to huge public and critical acclaim, the Orange O Bass is back with some tweaks, both big and small, to cement its position as one of the easiest-playing, most colourful and most versatile bass guitars out there. The best bits of the original O Bass have been retained: there’s the classic single cutaway body shape and the split-coil pickup positioned slightly more neckwards than most other basses, all the better for producing that deep, warm growl. The diverse options for tone are still in place, too: players with a softer touch can be transported to Motown territory, with earthy RnB overtones in abundance, but dig in a little deeper and the O Bass responds with an infectious harmonic grind that recalls the birth of rock ‘n’ roll. Alternatively, roll back the tone knob and revel in clouds of mellow dub and laid-back reggae.

Often imitated, but never equalled, the iconic Tiny Terror quite literally turned the guitar world upside down upon its launch. Heralded by Guitarist Magazine as 'the most important guitar product in the last 30 years'. This is the original lunchbox amp head, and continues to set the standard by which all other low wattage valve amplifiers must be judged. Now discontinued, the Tiny Terror lives on through the Dual Terror.

Many of today's guitarists are looking for the best partner for their pedalboard but ultimately end up with an amp that's lifeless and lacking in character. With the Rocker 32 however, we've nailed the perfect pedal amp. What makes the Rocker 32 so special? Simple. It's an all-valve stereo guitar amp in a compact and portable combo format.

The twin channel Crush 20 takes an uncompromising approach to guitar tone and puts it in a compact and portable package. With footswitchable Clean and Dirty channels Orange's new high gain, four stage preamp design serves up a huge palette of overdriven and distorted sounds, rich in harmonic overtones.