Signature #4 Jim Root Terror Head

AMPLIFIER OF THE YEAR – MIA AWARDS 2012

The Signature #4 Jim Root Terror Head is modelled after the Dirty Channel on the same amp that Jim Root plays in the studio and on the road: the Orange Rockerverb 100. This all-valve, 15-watt amp is capable of far more than high gain rock and metal though. With a full 3-band EQ players will find it easy to dial in everything from vintage rock, blues and beyond. The addition of a valve-driven FX loop allows the user to take the tone in any direction they want.

 

FEATURES AND SPEC:

Features
All valve
1.5mm Zintec chassis with vented steel top case
High gain 4 stage preamp
Valve FX loop
“Rockerverb” tone stack
Controls
Volume, Bass, Middle, Treble, Gain
Output Power (Heads and Combos)
15 & 7 Watts
Power Handling (Cabinets)
NA
Valves (Heads and Combos)
Power amp: 2 xEL84
Preamp: 3 x Ecc83/12ax7
FX Loop 1 x Ecc81/12at7
Speaker Output Options (Heads)
1 x 16 Ohm cabinet connected to the 16 Ohm output
1 x 8 Ohm cabinet connected to one of the 8 Ohm outputs
2 x 16 Ohm cabinets each connected to one of the 8 Ohm outputs
Speakers (Combos and Cabinets)
NA
Impedance (Cabinets)
NA
Extension Cabinet Options (Combos)
NA
Unboxed Dimensions
H (cm) 19
H (in) 7.48
W (cm) 30.3
W (in) 11.93
D (cm) 15.3
D (in) 6.02
Unboxed Weight
5.7 KG
12.57 lb

 

DOWNLOADS:

Jim Root Terror Valve Positions

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REVIEWS AND AWARDS:

 

“Damn. What a sound” | Lords of Metal.nl

“The Orange Jim Root Terror absolutely gives me the best rock and metal tone that I’ve gotten from any amp I’ve played enough to give an informed opinion about.” | Overall Rating 9.4/10 | Ultimate Guitar.com

“It packs a seriously satisfying crunch that outperforms many more expensive high-gain heads.” | 4 Stars | Music Radar

“This amp just made me want to play and play and play. That, for me, is a sure sign of an excellent product. We’ve no choice but to award it our joint highest ever score . Well done Orange!” | 4.5 Stars | iGuitar Magazine

“There’s something extremely satisfying about dialling through its spectrum of cool rock and blues tones en route to unleashing the fury.” | Total Guitar July 2012