Orange Crush Bass 100

Based on elements of our flagship 4 Stroke and OB1 series bass amps, the Crush Bass 100 has enough power for smaller venues. It is an extremely versatile combo, both in terms of sound and application. The key to the Crush Bass 100's incredibly fat and detailed tone lies in its 100-watt power amp, which features high-end techniques not normally found in combos of this type. The choice of discrete components (rather than the usual integrated circuits) gives the amp sensational clarity across the spectrum, and the internal 15-inch speaker ensures that even the most subterranean frequencies come through loud and clear.

Coupled to the output stage is an equally powerful preamp. The active EQ section, with its tunable parametric midband, allows players to tailor the Crush Bass 100 to any style, and our "bi-amp" inspired gain and blend circuitry adds even more sonic variety. These interactive controls add additional harmonics and variable levels to the bass's fundamental - perfect for creating earthy vintage riffs or wildly distorted chaos sounds without ever losing those all-important lows. They can also be remotely switched in via the optional footswitch. In addition to a balanced line output, the Crush Bass 100 also features a buffered effects loop, built-in tuner, aux input, and headphone output with cabsim function for quiet practice. Whether in the bedroom or on stage, this amp covers it all.

Features:

• Orange - Crush Bass 100
• Loudspeaker configuration: 1x 15".
• Power at 4 Ohm: 100 W
• Controls: Volume, Treble, Middle, (Mid) Freq., Bass, Blend, Gain
• FX-Loop
• Analog signal path
• Integrated tuner
• Aux input
• Headphone jack with Cabsim speaker simulation
• -6 dB pad switch
• Dimensions: H x W x D: 550 x 510 x 355 mm
• Weight: 24,25 kg

Specs:

• Channels: 1
• Effect Processor: no
• Power: 100 W
• Equipment: 1 x 15
• Amplification: Solid State
• Amp Type: Bass Combo
• Headphone Out: yes
• digital modelling: no
• Compressor: no
• Equalizer: yes
• Type: Amps
• Theme: Guitars and Basses

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