Nice play off. Thanks. Imagine using the Blackstar with double 3watt amps. I got my Special Edition Blackstar Fly 3 double amp combo with all the same features plus EQ for sweeping between an American rock sound on one end and a British rock on the other, blending in the middle. I got the whole 6 watt package from Amazon for $99.00. BTW Amazon had the widest variety of Blackstar Amps I could find. More models and colors than the Blackstar company itself. Including the British flag.
In the micro amp category it's hard to beat Blackstar for features and price. The clean channel is very good compared to other micro amps. Someone suggested a video with the Marshall MS-2. vs Blackstar. Rock on!
The Blackstar. It has a clean channel, distortion and delay and it sounds great! The Orange has a better distortion sound, but for the price the Blackstar has more features.
Great video! orange also sounds good, are you using the cabinet of it? or just the amp? I agree to go with the blackstar since they almost have the same price, however, in my country, orange is like $60, and blackstar is around $120. I would like the blackstar but it's much more expensive. :( but the orange sounds good
Thanks for watching! The Orange is not going through the cabinet in this video. The Blackstar has two channels, Delay and a better clean sound. Maybe a used Blackstar instead of new might work for you. The Orange has great distortion.
@@desertrockunited Good idea! will look for used ones, anyway, I'm planning to use it for practice solo's and licks, which probably use a lot of distortion, if that will be the case, will you suggest the orange? or should I still go with the blackstar?
Hey im about to get one of these as my first amp. Which one would you say is versatile over the other and which one would be better for playing blues? Both sounds amazing. Thanks in advance
If you are a blues guy go with Blackstar. The clean channel is very good and the high gain channel can get some very solid overdrive tones for Stevie Ray type licks. The delay effect is fun too. For the price it's hard to beat. The Orange is a good amp, but at this size and price Blackstar gives you a solid range of tones. Rock on!
I have both. I'm taking of plugging my Orange through the speaker out to my black star . Would that not be a good idea? (tone wise) I have the most awesome loving room setup.
@@santosmadrigal3702. Just saying, but if I had them both, I’d be curious about running an A/B scenario with Blackstar on one and Orange on the other. Even better doing an A/B/C with a clean channel thru a mixer and testing various level combinations.
@@wasteddude9387 I did it . I thought I was going to get a sweet tone . But I think I'm going for the A/B box . P.S. I have the coolest living room set up . The speaker of the Orange just cancelled out . I'm guessing so it doesn't overload .
Yo tengo ese Orange y sacarle un sonido limpio creo que no se puede. Solo lo conseguí tocando con guitarra con single coil y acariciando las cuerdas con mucha suavidad. Con una guitarra con humbucker distorsiona siempre un poco. Creo que se le podría el altavoz por uno de más calidad.
Es cierto que este amplificador tiene configuraciones muy limitadas para tonos limpios. Si ajusta la ganancia a las 9:00, el tono a las 11:00 y el volumen al máximo, puede obtener un tono limpio, pero si mueve la ganancia más, la distorsión se activa. Para un sonido limpio, el Blackstar es mucho mejor ya que tiene un canal limpio dedicado. ¡Gracias por ver!
