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Orange AD30HTC Gitarforsterker Topp 30 Watt

Art.nr: OR-AD30H-TCH-OR

18.190,-

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AD30HTC

Forsterkertopp, rør, håndbygget i England. Klassisk rørsound, 30 watt Class A med EL84: rør i sluttsteget. To kanaler med separate Gain- og Mastervolum. Ett perfekt valg for den som søker krystallklar rein lyd og vintage overdrive.

Essentially two vintage British-style amps in one, the valve rectified twin channel AD Series recaptures the warm, time-honoured EL84 sound that defined an era. These amps have gained deserved reputation among Country pickers, Bluesmen, Pop, Funk and Indie artists for their classy, bell-like cleans, breaky crunch and controlled natural compression. This amp has proved to be so popular worldwide that its specification remains unchanged, and is fast becoming the new standard in 30 watt Class A amplification.

With two completely separate signal paths, each with two stages of gain and master volume controls, both channels can be set clean or coaxed into varying degrees of crunch. Channel One has a slightly mellower character, with a thick, creamy, classic voice. Channel Two produces a tighter bass response and a faster attack with more gain and a more prominent upper midrange.

However you set the controls, the AD30HTC remains wonderfully receptive to various guitars and playing styles, whilst the GZ34 valve rectifier imparts its own distinct vibe for players seeking a more vintage feel and responsiveness. Pair with our PPC212OB for glassy highs and spacious cleans or expose the AD30HTC’s heavier nature with our PPC212 or PPC412 for more low end projection.

Information

Type

Rørtopp

Effekt/Rør

30W 4 x EL84

Kanaler

3-Band

Reverb

Nei

Effektloop

Nei

Vekt

16,5kg

Mål

55 x 27 x 24cm

https://orangeamps.com/products/guitar-amp-heads/ad-series/

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Cliff was also friendly with what was then a premier blues band called Fleetwood Mac. Mac became the first chart group to go Orange in late-1968 when they took with them to America the very first half dozen Orange 100-watters ever made. Sportingly, Cliff included the name Matamp below the psychedelic Orange logo engraved on amplifier front-plates.

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