Orange OR30 vs Orange Rockerverb 50 Mk3 - Shootout demo 

This is all very true. The Rockerverb is a lot more powerful with its feature set, but the overall core tone is more tweak-able on the OR30 in my opinion. It all depends on your setup and whether you prefer your guitar volume control. They both sound wonderful though. Thanks for watching 👍

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Thanks for the watching. I shall add this to the list of videos 👍

15 watts will be absolutely fine. If you’re hoping for pristine cleans though, it might not deliver that. That being said, I prefer clean tones with a little bit of hair. 👍 Thanks for watching. Studio use, 100%!

@@DannyBeardsley Yes, I'm in the same came. I have a Victory V40 & Vox AC30 for different shares of the high-headroom loud clean amp to slightly gritty thing. And a Marshall JTM for that clean with hair/fuzz. So more interested in the OR15 for drive tones, but it's nice it can do a fuller deeper clean without as much of a blown out bass response as the JTM, which you have to dial the bass back on, or it gets blown out.

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I love the gain structure and compression of the OR30. It’s a lot more vintage in character and lots of fun to play through. Thanks for watching and have fun with your new amp 👍

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Oh, wow! Welcome to the Rockerverb Club! The RV50 Mk iii has been my main amp for the last 7 years. I do love the OR30 though, the presence and bright switch are so powerful. I’m just still developing the guitar volume control technique for achieving clean tones. It can be challenging performing songs that I didn’t accommodate for this method of tonal shift. Orange Amps are an integral part of my sound now though. Everything else doesn’t seem quite right to me. Each to their own, I guess. Thanks for watching!

Thanks very much for watching. Oh my! That’s a difficult question. I think once I’ve used the OR30 in a live setting, I’ll be able to answer this question better. I have a feeling the amp will be immensely loud on stage, and the sound engineer will kick off 🤣 The great thing about the Rockerverb is the attenuator, it’s helped me out loads when sorting stage volume. I think I prefer the gain tone and feel of the OR30 though. Very satisfying playing experience 👍

Great, thanks Danny. Keep us posted on your live OR30 experience 📣 👍

Will do 👍

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Thanks for watching. I think the video would be 4 hours long if everything was showcased between them. I will be sure to bear it mind for any future comparison videos though. Thanks again. All the best 👍

Thanks very much. Cheers for watching. The Dual Terror is awesome. The OR15 would be very loud still. Very misleading with wattage rating. I remember when I first got a tube amp, it had to be a 100 watts! Big mistake! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

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The bright switch was set to the left position 👍

I believe the OR30 is the big brother version of the OR15, which has quite a lot of gain on tap. Surprisingly similar I agree, although the bright switch was set to the left in this demo. If I’d set to the right position, the tonal difference would probably be a little more obvious. It’s hard to capture all these elements in a short clip. I have to say that the feel is different between both amps. I like the saggy feel of the OR30 for all my solo material. The RV excels at super cleans and the tight, heavy gain sounds. Try turning the bass control all the way down and blend in gradually. I find it to be an effective way of setting guitar amps 👍 Nice to meet another Orange Amp enthusiast! Thanks for watching.

How does the ad30 compare to the OR? As far as overdriven sounds, don't really care about cleans ha

@@CapitanJax AD30 is great for all flavours of overdrive from edge of breakup up to a very open indie rock type drive. I find it works really well with single coils in particular. I've only had the OR30 for about three weeks but so far it's a much thicker sounding kind of drive. Pulling the gain back and flipping the bright switch to the left gets you pretty close to AD30 territory, but maybe slightly more compressed. Bright switch to the right is a much more noticable Plexi-type bite. But it's real strength is in heavily overdriven sounds. It's got the most gain out of the three I own. Huge amount of bottom end. It really likes my Firebird's mini-humbuckers, which tend to sound a bit thin in all my other amps. Rocker 30 is more like a JCM800 on steroids. Definitely the best one for my Les Paul. The low end is cleaner, holds together a bit better and sounds a bit tighter. It's the most different with EL34s and a solid-state rectifier. If I had to pick bands as analogies for them, it might be: AD30 = Oasis Rocker 30 = Alice In Chains OR30 = Mastodon Hope that helps!

​@@Polyphemus. Thanks a ton!

I made the decision to run on half power to try and get both amps sitting in the same wattage arena, so to speak. Thanks for watching.

Glad to hear you had a chance to try one. When using the fuzz pedals, the bass has to be pretty low on the amp in my experience. Thanks for watching 👍

Wow. Never even thought about that as an option. Cool idea. 💡

@@DannyBeardsley My back says please no.

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Thanks for the watching. In the middle position, this is the closest to a standard Orange amp gain sound, but the presence needs to be over halfway in my experience.

Thanks for watching. I have to agree. There is something I love about the upfront and brighter tone of the OR30. Sits very well. (It’s lots of fun to play through too👍)

Thanks very much! Glad you like the content. That’s very kind. Thank you 🙏

Thanks very much for watching. They’re both amazing amps. Like you say, a good quality amp will always let the guitar shows its personality.

Thanks for watching! Welcome to the OR30 club! Yeah, it is true. A great sounding tube amp that is dynamic with your guitar controls will cover most requirements for us picky guitar players 🤣👍 We are a strange breed. All the best! 👊