RIP Tiny Terror
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RIP Tiny Terror
Orange are ending production of the Tiny Terror after ten years. These little boxes were super popular on here when I was a tiny lurker, I had one that served me well for home, gigs and recording.
There is a super expensive hand wired special edition being released as a final goodbye, I wonder how many of the Shortscale OGs still have a Tiny Terror?
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There is a super expensive hand wired special edition being released as a final goodbye, I wonder how many of the Shortscale OGs still have a Tiny Terror?
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I wouldn't consider the Tiny Terror Orange's most popular thing, it may have spent the last decade being the highest selling due to drastically less prohibitive pricing than most of their other tube amps though. On that note I always considered the TT too expensive anyway for what it was, it's like a Mac Mini.
Still, was a bit of a "game-changer", seems like everyone started marketing small-wattage tube heads around the time that was initially a hit. If it is biting the dust I presume they'll keep some of the many variations since introduced around, or have similar products replacing it.
Still, was a bit of a "game-changer", seems like everyone started marketing small-wattage tube heads around the time that was initially a hit. If it is biting the dust I presume they'll keep some of the many variations since introduced around, or have similar products replacing it.
Aug wrote:which one of you bastards sent me an ebay question asking if you can get teh kurdtz with that 64 mustang?
robertOG wrote:fran & paul are some of the original gangstas of the JS days when you'd have to say "phuck"
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I remember buying one not long after joining ShortScale. For a while it seemed like the entry-level valve head.
Contrary to popular opinion I actually thought it took pedals really well. Then again, it was around when I had that amp that I first got properly into pedals, so perhaps I didn't know any better at the time and I'm looking back through rose-tinted glasses.
I got rid because I found it wasn't quite loud enough for the bands I was playing in, and I also decided a combo would be more convenient than a head and cab (jury's still out on that one). I've also almost exclusively played through solid state amps since getting rid of it. I think maybe valve amps are just too much maintenance for me and I cba...
Either way, it's a real shame that the Tiny Terror is going away. I assume the rest of the Terror amps are sticking around?
Contrary to popular opinion I actually thought it took pedals really well. Then again, it was around when I had that amp that I first got properly into pedals, so perhaps I didn't know any better at the time and I'm looking back through rose-tinted glasses.
I got rid because I found it wasn't quite loud enough for the bands I was playing in, and I also decided a combo would be more convenient than a head and cab (jury's still out on that one). I've also almost exclusively played through solid state amps since getting rid of it. I think maybe valve amps are just too much maintenance for me and I cba...
Either way, it's a real shame that the Tiny Terror is going away. I assume the rest of the Terror amps are sticking around?
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They're actually way different, the Micro Terror is a 20W hybrid with a 12AX7 preamp and solid-state power amp, while the TT is a true all-tube 7/15W head with 2 12AX7s and 2 EL84s.theshadowofseattle wrote:Isn't the micro terror the same but smaller?
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Aug wrote:which one of you bastards sent me an ebay question asking if you can get teh kurdtz with that 64 mustang?
robertOG wrote:fran & paul are some of the original gangstas of the JS days when you'd have to say "phuck"
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I've had several opportunities to buy the combo version for $500 recently in shops. Things are probably still there. But that's still kinda too much IMHO for what you can get a pawnshop series amp for (yes different strokes I know)WayToHip wrote:I wanted to get one since they came out, but they were and still so expensive.
When people say they are shit with pedals, is it with just dirt pedals or all effects? I like amp distortion and pushing them with boosts but still love using modulation and some delay.
Yeah they were far more worth a punt in the UK which is indeed a form of poetic justice. Over here buying a TT and small cab is similar money to buying a used Silverface combo whereas in the UK I believe it's similar money to buying a CV Squier.Mike wrote:They're expensive in the states but you could get them for £229 or something over here when they came out, maybe even cheaper - which in the UK market (we have to overpay on almost everything) is actually on the reasonable side.
Aug wrote:which one of you bastards sent me an ebay question asking if you can get teh kurdtz with that 64 mustang?
robertOG wrote:fran & paul are some of the original gangstas of the JS days when you'd have to say "phuck"
Dots. I see the combos pretty regularly on CL for 500 or under. Of course that is the price of a new ac15 (at least the less expensive version)...
I have thought a couple times about buying one as I have been playing electric alot more with the band (G&L tele and big box Gretsch) but actually love my direct setup I use (Sans Amp Fly Rig)
I have thought a couple times about buying one as I have been playing electric alot more with the band (G&L tele and big box Gretsch) but actually love my direct setup I use (Sans Amp Fly Rig)
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