Orange TremLord 30

[Paul Jenkin]

Last night, I stumbled across an Anderton's video demonstrating the newly-released Orange TremLord 30 - a 30 watt / 5 watts (headroom and bedroom) valve amp with two tremelo speed controls (foot switchable).

I'm not in need of a different / additional amp but this one does look interesting, at least to me.

Here's a link;

 

[RLee77]

It’s great to see both trem and reverb in an Orange combo, looks pretty cool. The clean tone seems nice, and it sounds like it was targeted as a clean platform, to use pedals for overdrive tones.
Bonus points for being valve, having low power modes, and a dual-speed foot-switchable trem feature.

There was a previous thread here A clean amp..... from Orange? With tremolo and reverb!

 

[EddieLocrian]

Why does the bloke on the right call himself The Captain?

Was he in the Navy?

 

[Paul Jenkin]

Why does the bloke on the right call himself The Captain?

Was he in the Navy?

Not 100% sure but, as he's the boss - surname is Anderton - he's the captain of that "ship"....?

 

[InkStained]

Why does the bloke on the right call himself The Captain?

Was he in the Navy?

His family founded and owns the store. He's the boss. He can call himself whatever he wants (there, at least).

 

[Skip Reid]

Wow I have watched them for several years. I had no idea the Captain was the boss and an Anderton. He comes off as just one of the guys from the videos. Very cool.

This amp does certainly interest me, but that $1299 is going towards an Allen amp

 

[Hoodster]

Never knew that about the captain either. Wish Orange would put reverb on their small heads.

 

[Les Paul lover]

It does sound fantastic! The "captain" 's strat sounds glorious through that tremlord.

 

[63 vibroverb]

I would seriously consider it if it had a Mid knob and used a pair of big bottles in the power section instead of the EL84's (something different like KT66's or 6CA7's would be so cool). No need for the lower wattage switch, cathode biased amps sound great turned down low. Wish it was made in the UK too, but oh well.

Is that harmonic tremolo I'm hearing? Damn, makes it all the more bittersweet.