Orange Dark Terror 15/7 Watt Hi-Gain Tube Head

Exceptional tube amp for the price point. I have both this and the 20 amp hybrid micro dark terror and the dark terror sounds much better. 7 W setting helps for home practice.Tons of gain as it’s designed for and sounds best for metal with shape at 12-2 o’clock and gain from 1-3 o’clock IMO. Also when used with an OD pedal it tightens up the tone a bit but not required. The beast is pretty noisy so I recommend using a noise gate in the preamp chain as well.Running it through my 2x12 120W orange PPC w/ 60 W Celestion V30s. It’s pretty loud especially for a 15W amp!

I had this amp for maybe a month before selling it.Going from a 6505 w/ 6L6 into my Mesa 4x12, to a Dark Terror with EL84's, it was just... not good. Not a lot of power, headroom, and no EQ controls. I sold my Dark Terror and picked up an Orange Thunderverb in 2015 and never looked back.

Size really doesnt mean anything unless you're actually out to deafen yourself or you are playing for thousands and have earplugs in. This thing has no issues tearing up any space I've gone.I bought it for studio use and and in love with the flexibility it offers. You can create a beautiful clean rich tone or nasty BM tones no problem. I actually prefer the tone knob to an on amp EQ since I use so many EQ options in my chain. This keeps it simple and does the job perfectly.

It does everything from cleans to high gain and it has that orange sound that I've always wanted. Needs to have an overdrive in front of it for high gain tones though. Love it for bring able to get great tube tones at bedroom practice volumes.

Wasn’t really sure what I was doing when I bought this for my bf for his birthday but he loves it!

Beautiful Amp, no extra frills, no nonsense. I play through an orange 4x12, couldn't ask for more. Effects loop is wonderful. Clean and High Gain this amp has many many dimensions.

And god said let their be metal. In one day Orange created the Dark terror. Its name speaks for itself. Its a beast in a box and well worth the money. My neighbors across the street came knocking on my window, That should tell you something about this amp.Clean: this amp can easily get a clean tone but you have to cut down the gain people. I got a nice jazz sound in seconds. A sparkly clean on the other hand was a little harder.This thing has a nice amount of bass and to be honest it sounds best turned up to about 4 with the gain and tone at between 11-1 o'clock. its easily usable in a band and sounds great coming out of my Marshall 1960A cab. I do think it will sound best through an Orange 2x12 since that's what its meant for.Tone: this thing can get from AC/DC and Zeppelin tones to Slipknot, Metallica and beyond. The tone is very fuzzy and bassy when at low volumes.

Great sound and very versatile. Many tones not just a head banger. Delivered on time and as described, no surprises. Setting proudly between my DSL Marshall and my Mesa.