AD30
The AD30 is the amp that defined a new era of Orange. A dual-channel, all-valve head with UK-built transformers and unmistakable Orange tone, it’s designed for players who want warmth, character, and old-school breakup. Both channels have their own voice, ranging from sparkling cleans to growling classic crunch, and each reacts to your playing style with dynamic, touch-sensitive response. Whether you’re gigging, recording, or chasing that elusive sweet spot between clean and dirty in the rehearsal room, the AD30 delivers it with pure, vintage-flavoured authority. This is the amp that helped put Orange back on the map, and it still turns heads today.
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AD30
The AD30 is the amp that defined a new era of Orange. A dual-channel, all-valve head with UK-built transformers and unmistakable Orange tone, it’s designed for players who want warmth, character, and old-school breakup. Both channels have their own voice, ranging from sparkling cleans to growling classic crunch, and each reacts to your playing style with dynamic, touch-sensitive response. Whether you’re gigging, recording, or chasing that elusive sweet spot between clean and dirty in the rehearsal room, the AD30 delivers it with pure, vintage-flavoured authority. This is the amp that helped put Orange back on the map, and it still turns heads today.
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The AD30 is the amp that defined a new era of Orange. A dual-channel, all-valve head with UK-built transformers and unmistakable Orange tone, it’s designed for players who want warmth, character, and old-school breakup. Both channels have their own voice, ranging from sparkling cleans to growling classic crunch, and each reacts to your playing style with dynamic, touch-sensitive response. Whether you’re gigging, recording, or chasing that elusive sweet spot between clean and dirty in the rehearsal room, the AD30 delivers it with pure, vintage-flavoured authority. This is the amp that helped put Orange back on the map, and it still turns heads today.
