Orange Crush Bass 25 Combo Guitar Amplifier, Black

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Bringing The Orange Sound To The Rehearsal Room… You wouldn’t compromise your bass sound with the band, so why should practising at home be any different? Whilst the Crush Bass 25 may be the smallest model in the Crush Bass amp range, it still retains the warm and rounded tonal character that makes Orange Amps the choice of some of the world’s most iconic bass players. Tonal Control This 25 Watt combo features an all-analogue signal path, a ported cabinet for improved low end response plus a highly responsive active EQ section. Like the rest of the Crush Bass range, the amp’s variable parametric mid band allows for unlimited control over a broad range of frequencies in addition to the bass and treble. Dial in a massive range of classic bass tones or create your own. With an integrated tuner, an aux. input for backing tracks and a headphone output with Orange’s CabSim circuitry, the Crush Bass 25 gives all players the perfect miniature rig on which to hone their tone. Features Powerful Active Parametric EQ The Crush Bass 25 features an EQ circuit inspired by Orange’s prestigious 4 Stroke Series amplifiers. At its centre is a parametric mid band. This presents players with a much greater degree of control over the sound than a traditional EQ, allowing them to vary the frequencies they want hear. The mid band covers a wide range, sweeping from 300Hz (fully counter-clockwise) to 2.7kHz (fully clockwise), meaning this amp can be fine-tuned to suit any musical style. The active circuitry allows for up to 15dB of boost or cut on the bass and middle frequencies, and up to 20dB on the treble side. Analogue Design with Ported Cabinet The Crush Bass series delivers a fat, rounded sound thanks to an all-analogue signal path. The Crush Bass 25 houses a 8 Inch speaker with a reflex port for improved low-end response. Cabsim Headphone Output, Aux Input and Chromatic Tuner The headphone output features Orange’s Cabsim circuitry which emulates the response of Orange’s stag