Orange Crush Bass 50 – 50W Bass Combo Amplifier

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The Orange Crush Bass 50 – 50W Bass Combo Amplifier is a powerful step up from a conventional practice amp, combining Orange's fully analogue bass circuitry with a 12-inch speaker, active parametric EQ and blendable overdrive in a compact self-contained combo. With 50 watts of output, the Crush Bass 50 has enough authority for serious home practice, recording, rehearsals and smaller performance situations. The rear-ported enclosure helps maximise low-frequency depth from the 12-inch speaker, while the active three-band EQ includes a sweepable midrange for significantly more precise tone shaping than a basic Bass, Middle and Treble layout. Orange also equips the Crush Bass 50 with a footswitchable overdrive circuit, buffered effects loop, integrated chromatic tuner, Aux input and CabSim-equipped headphone output. That combination makes it a particularly versatile choice for bassists who want one straightforward analogue amplifier that can handle practice, pedals and band use without relying on menus or digital amp modelling. At A Glance Feature | Details | Brand | Orange | Model | Crush Bass 50 | Product Type | Bass combo amplifier | Output Power | 50W | Signal Path | Fully analogue | Speaker | 1 x 12" | Cabinet | Rear ported | EQ | Active 3-band with sweepable parametric mids | Overdrive | Blendable Gain circuit | Overdrive Switching | Footswitchable | Effects Loop | Buffered | Tuner | Integrated chromatic tuner | Headphone Output | CabSim equipped | Aux Input | Yes | Main Appeal | Powerful analogue bass combo with versatile EQ and overdrive | Best For | Practice, rehearsals, recording, rock, funk, blues and smaller performances | What's Included? Orange Crush Bass 50 50W Bass Combo Amplifier ✘ No Additional Accessories Confirmed Why Choose The Orange Crush Bass 50? 50 Watts With A Full-Size 12-Inch Speaker The Crush Bass 50 moves beyond small bedroom practice amps with a 50-watt power section and 12-inch speaker, giving bass notes greater