Orange Micro Crush Mini Electric Guitar Combo Amp

sucks balls a bit, ok for a battery amp, my friend has some cheap ass-no name batt amp and its tons better. the overdrive is weak and it distorts whilst on clean.

Looking for a quality micro amp, then look no further. The first thing you notice is the build quality of this little gem, that solid Orange build. The sound is excellent for such a small unit especially if micro effect device, such as pocket pod is...

Brilliant little practice amp. Clean setting is great, then you turn on the overdrive and it get even better. Quality amp for the price and the tuner is great. Would definitely recomend.

Positives: 1) More then loud enough as a practise amp 2) Small and lightish 3) Good quality production Negatives: 1) A fair bit of background noise 2) (this may just be mine) but the tuner doesn't work 3) Doesnt come with a 9V mains adapter Overall...

Arrived in a couple of days. Good quality sound for small amp, 'overdrive' is a quality touch. Will do until I can afford a decent practice Orange.

I've been looking for a decent practice amp for ages. In the past I have had Pignose amps, marshalls, no-names, in short a few. I've never had an Orange. Why not?! Others have covered the build and operation, I just want to comment on the sound -...

I bought this little amp to practice with. I play Bass!!! I's ok if you turn down your volume knob(s) on the bass and have the amp's volume on full. It's fine for playing along with CDs or iPod.

I'd never really considered a micro-amp before, assuming that they were more of a gimmick than a useful piece of kit. After having read the reviews on Amazon, however, I decided to give the Micro Crush a try and I am well impressed by both the sound...

This is solidly built and looks great, too. Sound is clear in normal mode if that's your bag and beautifully fuzzy in overdrive. I thought it's worth pointing out that it's actually 3W, not 1W as per the product description above and there are also...

I've been playing for 30 years or so and have always just used my big 50 watt Marshall valve combo to play at home (volume turned down of course to a sensible level)but have always wanted a tiny small amp with serious tone for bedroom use at home,...