Orange Dark Terror DA15H Guitar Amp Head - Black - Mint, Open Box

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Master Saturated Distortion With An Orange Dark Terror DA15H Guitar Amp Head - Black The first high gain amp in the Terror series, the Orange Amplification Dark Terror Guitar Amp Head is a true master of saturated distortion, making it an ideal match for Hard Rock players looking for signature Orange Amplification ‘chug’ in a portable package. Featuring the same 15/7 Watt output section as the Orange Amplification Tiny Terror, plus the addition of our  low impedance, valve buffered effects loop, the key to the amp its high gain preamp section and our exclusive Shape control. The Shape, which first appeared on our Thunderverb Series, takes your sound from scooped, chunky modern rhythm tones in the fully clockwise position, to a more classic voicing (anticlockwise) with boosted mids and smooth highs, and everywhere in-between. This makes the amp much more versatile than its single channel, three knob layout (and black chassis!) might suggest. The preamp features four stages of gain, becoming increasingly aggressive as you turn the Gain control, reaching truly insane levels of drive. Ignore the clean and crunch tones at your peril, though. There are some tasty Blues tones to be had here! ORANGE'S SECOND TERROR They listened and took feedback on the Tiny Terror to deliver something different. More headroom and more varied tones. SHAPE CONTROL Allows you to change the shape of your tone – move your guitar tone around the EQ spectrum with just one control. All valve Black High Tensile Steel Chassis With Vented Top Case High gain valve preamp  Valve FX loop Output Power - 15 & 7 Watts (Selectable) Controls - Volume, Shape, Gain Valves - Power amp: 2 xEL84, Preamp: 3 x Ecc83/12ax7, FX Loop: 1 x Ecc81/12at7 Speaker Output Options: 1x8 Ohm, 1x16 Ohm, or 2x16 Ohm Manufacturer: Orange Amplification Model: DA15H SKU: I318632-GA261030-1-WHXD EAN: 5060117088648 We are Chuck Levin's Washington Music Center Since 1958, Chuck Levin’s Washington Music Center has been the tru