JSX
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Very nice!!
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Found MY Tone.
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greenwizard
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Hm..Dargie Guitar....Orange Amp....I assume you're going to use a red strap? Wear a pink shirt? Purple MC-Hammer Style Pants? I'd pay good money to see that!
Spudmurphy
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My old bass player has had the same Orange amp since the 70's - loves the amp hates the cabs for their weight.
Orange brings back a load of memories for me as I bought my Les Paul from their shop in the 70's
robelinda2
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wonder how the 20th Silo will sound through the Tiny Terror......
(i kid... i kid)
Jimmyb
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Nice guitar mate 
robelinda2
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seriously beautiful Larry.
TylerDowBryant
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that 20th is BEAUTIFUL!!! wow!
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Spudmurphy
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Going back to the start of this thread,
I went with my mate to Daveb's shop (machinehead) and he bought the Tiny Terror.
On the weekend I took my AL around and tried it out and I have to say that it does deliver wonderfull Bluesy, crunchy, brown, SRV tones. Roll the gain back and it cleans up ok.
I have experienced this before - turn the piezo up with some gain - instant Rev. Billy Gibbons. Not at all like when I put the piezo through my AER.
The terror is indeed a great amp and if you have found your "Holy Grail" then that is fantastic. I'm not sure whether I could play some of the venues I have played with the Terror, because it lacks the headroom.
I recommend people try this amp out 'cos it is good!!
I went with my mate to Daveb's shop (machinehead) and he bought the Tiny Terror.
On the weekend I took my AL around and tried it out and I have to say that it does deliver wonderfull Bluesy, crunchy, brown, SRV tones. Roll the gain back and it cleans up ok.
I have experienced this before - turn the piezo up with some gain - instant Rev. Billy Gibbons. Not at all like when I put the piezo through my AER.
The terror is indeed a great amp and if you have found your "Holy Grail" then that is fantastic. I'm not sure whether I could play some of the venues I have played with the Terror, because it lacks the headroom.
I recommend people try this amp out 'cos it is good!!
