Orange Tour Baby 100 Guitar Amplifier Head – B-Stock

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The Orange Tour Baby 100 is a compact 100-watt guitar amplifier head designed for players who need serious stage power, flexible clean and driven tones, and a format that integrates easily into professional touring and studio rigs. Its single-ended JFET preamp is voiced to deliver a responsive, valve-inspired playing feel, while the Class A/B solid-state power section provides 100 watts into 8 ohms or 70 watts into 16 ohms. Separate Clean and Dirty channels cover everything from articulate pedal-platform sounds to classic Orange crunch, with useful extras including built-in clean-channel compression, Presence control, Tight switching and a second footswitchable volume on the Dirty channel for lead boosts. A buffered effects loop, balanced XLR direct output, rackmount compatibility and compact steel chassis make the Tour Baby 100 particularly appealing to gigging players who want a powerful traditional amp head without carrying a large valve amplifier. This individual amplifier is offered as B-Stock, creating an attractive opportunity for players looking for a professional Orange head at an alternative to standard new-stock pricing. At A Glance Feature | Details | Brand | Orange | Model | Tour Baby 100 | Amplifier Type | Solid-state guitar amplifier head | Preamp | Single-ended JFET | Power Amp | Class A/B | Output | 100W at 8Ω / 70W at 16Ω | Channels | Clean and Dirty | Clean Channel | EQ with built-in VCA compression | Dirty Channel | Gain, EQ, Presence, Tight switch and second footswitchable volume | Effects Loop | Buffered | Direct Output | Balanced XLR | Rackmount | 1U compatible | Included Item | Carry gig bag | Condition | B-Stock | Main Appeal | Compact professional 100W Orange head with flexible live-rig integration | Best For | Touring, rehearsals, recording, rock, blues, alternative and pedalboard rigs | B-Stock Condition Report Condition Classification: B-Stock This Orange Tour Baby 100 is being offered as B-Stock rather than stand