ORANGE PPC-108 Micro Terror Speaker Cabinet

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The biggest pro is the sound. For god’s sake, the sound is as creamy as you can get for around 200€.

Far from being a practice guitar amp, in this Orange Micro Terror Amp Review, we’ll see how this new Orange head can hold itself comfortably at rehearsal, studio, or stage.If we remove the screws from the top of the amp body, we find the valve dome exposed and some breathing vents. Inside, there is the preamp valve. It comes standard with a JJ ECC83S.

To do this, new software that is still in a prototype stage will enable an option whereby we can use the Kemper speaker simulations as before, and then the Kabinet will behave like a flat response cab (allowing us to imbue it with that Micro Terror juice). If you notice the Bass Microcube uses 4 small speakers rather than one big one, since it's got a square shape, technically it's more efficient. Same reason you have 4x12s, though I've heard the arrangement on 4x12s is less than optimal and doesn't give you as much bass response over 2x12s as it should. The Orange PPC 108 is as tiny a guitar-box as you will find. If it wasn´t for it´s rich orange color and the nice "old-school" decals, no one would even care to take a look at it.This curious little piece is a good amp to let rip your guitar skills at home, cheap, and with exceptional portability. Its sound is really up to the level of much more expensive amps, but the few equalization options play against it. On top of that, the cost of the amp plus the baffle is only 25% more than a good delay pedal. So, both cosmetically and sonically, the Orange Micro Terror is a winner by any measure.