Micro Terror Head

SMALL AMP, HUGE TONE

Orange Amplification launched the Micro Terror at Winter NAMM 2012 – our smallest Terror ever! Building on the winning recipe of the Terror series, the Micro Terror retains the beautiful unpretentious design. Delivering a classic Orange sound way bigger than it looks, with a size and weight making it the most portable Terror yet!

With a high tensile steel case it is built to the same rugged specifications as the other members of the Terror family and is incredibly compact and highly portable. This is a true Orange Amp classic, with masses of vintage British character, clean crunch and full-on overdrive sounds.

DEMOS:

1. Micro Terror through a PPC108 using an Ibanez Challenger

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2. Micro Terror through a PPC108 and PPC412A Slope Front stack

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FEATURES AND SPECS:

Features
Single channel, hybrid – valve pre amp with solid state power amp, aux in for MP3 or CD
Controls
Volume, Tone, Gain
Output Power (Heads and Combos)
20 Watts
Power Handling (Cabinets)
NA
Valves (Heads and Combos)
Preamp: 1 x Ecc83/12ax7
Speaker Output Options (Heads)
1 x 4 ohm minimum
Speakers (Combos and Cabinets)
NA
Impedance (Cabinets)
NA
Extension Cabinet Options (Combos)
NA
Unboxed Dimensions
H (cm) 13.5
H (in) 5.31
W (cm) 16.5
W (in) 6.5
D (cm) 9.5
D (in) 3.74
Unboxed Weight
0.85 KG
1.87 lb

 

REVIEWS AND AWARDS:

“We were stunned with how much tone and depth you can actually get some something this small” |  5Gs | Channel 5′s The Gadget Show

 ” If you want a look and that’ll appeal to your inner muso, this versatile little kit is an ideal buy.” | 5 stars | Expert Reviews

“Outrageous value for money; classic Orange rock tones; really comes to life at volume; small enough to sneak past your other half.” | 4.5 stars | Music Radar