Posts

Guitar Amplifier: ORANGE CR60C REVIEW

Image
Those were the days when the sound industry was being dominated by vacuum tube amplifiers. The solid-state Crush amplifiers introduced by the Orange redefined the way the music was looked at. The cut-throat competition in the market made these solid state amps dominant in the market and it seeped through the competition and stayed in the market. The Crush series launched by the made the mark and then came the Crush Pix series, which gave an edge to the amplifiers. Further, the introduction of the Crush Pro, which consisted of bigger speakers and gave glory to the sound system, created a buzz in the market. THE SOFT DETAILS The Crush Pro series comes with a built-in amp that is not too heavy to carry around as compared to other combo amps. It just weighs to 45 pounds and can be carried conveniently. The beautiful orange color and a hint of tangerine give it the most appealing look. The knobs are given a vintage and rock look with spikes on it and submerged in black color.
Post a Comment
Read more

Things To Consider Before Buying The Guitar Amps

Image
The biggest difference between a poor sounding instrument and a good sounding instrument is your amplifier. Whether you need an amplifier for your acoustic or your electric guitar, band instruments, buying an amplifier is really important. Therefore, before you purchase one, you need to determine the portability, performance etc. In case you are playing in a hall you would want to fill it with powerful sound and on the other side, if you are looking for a home amplifier, you would probably want a less powerful amplifier. Here are some of the important factors you need to consider while buying the guitar amp.  1. Amplifier Types: There are solid state amplifiers that use transistors to power and preamp sections. They are also the popular choice s for their nice and smooth tone, reliability, and affordability even though the sound is often little cold. The tube amps need more maintenance as the tubes often wear out. They are also heavy and appreciated for vintage rich tone.
Post a Comment
Read more