Orange Crush 35RT Combo Guitar Amp
The Crush 35RT stands as the flagship model in Orange's acclaimed Crush series, packing serious punch with its twin-channel, high-gain preamp and robust 35-watt output stage. This isn't your typical practice amp - it's built for rehearsal rooms and small gigs where you need genuine presence and volume. The custom 10" Voice of the World speaker provides the sonic foundation for Orange's signature sound, whilst the beefier power section ensures you've got headroom when you need it most. Beyond raw power, the 35RT is loaded with practical features that modern guitarists demand. The onboard chromatic tuner keeps you pitch-perfect, whilst the aux input lets you jam along to backing tracks. When it's time for silent practice, the CabSim-loaded headphone output maintains that authentic amp tone through your cans. The 3-band EQ and built-in reverb give you essential tone-shaping tools right at your fingertips. What sets this combo apart is its fully buffered, ultra-transparent effects loop - a feature that ensures your pedal chain performs at its absolute best. This attention to signal integrity, combined with the amp's natural bite and attitude, makes the Crush 35RT a serious contender that goes well beyond traditional practice amp territory.
The Crush 35RT stands as the flagship model in Orange's acclaimed Crush series, packing serious punch with its twin-channel, high-gain preamp and robust 35-watt output stage. This isn't your typical practice amp - it's built for rehearsal rooms and small gigs where you need genuine presence and volume. The custom 10" Voice of the World speaker provides the sonic foundation for Orange's signature sound, whilst the beefier power section ensures you've got headroom when you need it most. Beyond raw power, the 35RT is loaded with practical features that modern guitarists demand. The onboard chromatic tuner keeps you pitch-perfect, whilst the aux input lets you jam along to backing tracks. When it's time for silent practice, the CabSim-loaded headphone output maintains that authentic amp tone through your cans. The 3-band EQ and built-in reverb give you essential tone-shaping tools right at your fingertips. What sets this combo apart is its fully buffered, ultra-transparent effects loop - a feature that ensures your pedal chain performs at its absolute best. This attention to signal integrity, combined with the amp's natural bite and attitude, makes the Crush 35RT a serious contender that goes well beyond traditional practice amp territory.
The Crush 35RT stands as the flagship model in Orange's acclaimed Crush series, packing serious punch with its twin-channel, high-gain preamp and robust 35-watt output stage. This isn't your typical practice amp - it's built for rehearsal rooms and small gigs where you need genuine presence and volume. The custom 10" Voice of the World speaker provides the sonic foundation for Orange's signature sound, whilst the beefier power section ensures you've got headroom when you need it most. Beyond raw power, the 35RT is loaded with practical features that modern guitarists demand. The onboard chromatic tuner keeps you pitch-perfect, whilst the aux input lets you jam along to backing tracks. When it's time for silent practice, the CabSim-loaded headphone output maintains that authentic amp tone through your cans. The 3-band EQ and built-in reverb give you essential tone-shaping tools right at your fingertips. What sets this combo apart is its fully buffered, ultra-transparent effects loop - a feature that ensures your pedal chain performs at its absolute best. This attention to signal integrity, combined with the amp's natural bite and attitude, makes the Crush 35RT a serious contender that goes well beyond traditional practice amp territory.
The Crush 35RT stands as the flagship model in Orange's acclaimed Crush series, packing serious punch with its twin-channel, high-gain preamp and robust 35-watt output stage. This isn't your typical practice amp - it's built for rehearsal rooms and small gigs where you need genuine presence and volume. The custom 10" Voice of the World speaker provides the sonic foundation for Orange's signature sound, whilst the beefier power section ensures you've got headroom when you need it most. Beyond raw power, the 35RT is loaded with practical features that modern guitarists demand. The onboard chromatic tuner keeps you pitch-perfect, whilst the aux input lets you jam along to backing tracks. When it's time for silent practice, the CabSim-loaded headphone output maintains that authentic amp tone through your cans. The 3-band EQ and built-in reverb give you essential tone-shaping tools right at your fingertips. What sets this combo apart is its fully buffered, ultra-transparent effects loop - a feature that ensures your pedal chain performs at its absolute best. This attention to signal integrity, combined with the amp's natural bite and attitude, makes the Crush 35RT a serious contender that goes well beyond traditional practice amp territory.
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Orange Crush 35rt 35w Guitar Amplifier - Orange
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originally posted on guitarcenter.com
I have this amp in my podcast studio, next to my Ampeg bass amp. You can get great clean tones and you can dirty it up without using effects. I have a strat hss and Washburn JB-35 and have found a place for both with this amp. I can use it Mic'd or run it through my MacBook m1. It's got a loop, the tuner is handy if you're changing tunings frequently. I only have the two electrics so if I'm going from drop D to open to standard, it makes it really simple to quickly get the tuning right. Sometimes I throw a pedal on it, but most of the time I can tweak the sound to get what I want. I'm not a professional but have been playing music since I was 10 years old. It's a compact amp, easily transportable, and you can mic it into whatever system you'd like. As a promoter I ... MoreI have this amp in my podcast studio, next to my Ampeg bass amp. You can get great clean tones and you can dirty it up without using effects. I have a strat hss and Washburn JB-35 and have found a place for both with this amp. I can use it Mic'd or run it through my MacBook m1. It's got a loop, the tuner is handy if you're changing tunings frequently. I only have the two electrics so if I'm going from drop D to open to standard, it makes it really simple to quickly get the tuning right. Sometimes I throw a pedal on it, but most of the time I can tweak the sound to get what I want. I'm not a professional but have been playing music since I was 10 years old. It's a compact amp, easily transportable, and you can mic it into whatever system you'd like. As a promoter I spent years hauling gear and would have loved to have had this amp as an option. If you can snag one around $250 or under, pull the trigger. Also, spend the extra and get the Orange cables you need. I've used Fender cables with it, but it seems like the Orange cables mesh with this amp. Enjoy!
originally posted on guitarcenter.com
I have gone through over 20 amps in the last few years. The only one I've kept is my Yamaha THR10 (love the THR). I don't gig or play out too much anymore but wanted to find something that I could enjoy playing at home and take to play out if the opportunity presented itself. I play classic rock and blues and an amp that makes gain easy to dial in at reasonable volume is crucial for me. Tubes sound great when cranked but even a 5 watt is crazy loud at home.I've tried everything from Fender, Marshall and Vox. While I liked a lot of those amps, for home use they weren't practical and I never played them. After hearing endless positive reviews and videos on the Boss Katana I decided I would give it a try. I went to GC and within seconds I knew that wasn't the tone(s) ... MoreI have gone through over 20 amps in the last few years. The only one I've kept is my Yamaha THR10 (love the THR). I don't gig or play out too much anymore but wanted to find something that I could enjoy playing at home and take to play out if the opportunity presented itself. I play classic rock and blues and an amp that makes gain easy to dial in at reasonable volume is crucial for me. Tubes sound great when cranked but even a 5 watt is crazy loud at home.I've tried everything from Fender, Marshall and Vox. While I liked a lot of those amps, for home use they weren't practical and I never played them. After hearing endless positive reviews and videos on the Boss Katana I decided I would give it a try. I went to GC and within seconds I knew that wasn't the tone(s) I was looking for. The tone was sterile and lifeless.I had never tried an Orange amp before and it was righ next to the Katana so I plugged into it. Right away something drew me to it. It wasn't perfect but the tone had something to it. I went back home and did my research. I found a couple negative reviews but the majority were overwhelmingly positive. Lots of people have this amp!I went back the next day and bought it. As soon as I got it home I knew I was goi g to keep it. The tone is t perfect it is a little fizzy and fuzzy but it can be dialed in and it is a blast to play! I can get great tone easily at room volume and it is built like a tank. For the price and build quality you owe it to yourself to grab one before they stop making this model. The reverb sounds great and the clean is very cool and responsive. I think being a solid state is the difference vs an all digital modeling amp.I'm very happy and finally found a keeper!
originally posted on sweetwater.com
I wanted to replace my old Marshall amp with something that had Classic Rock feel but was up to processing data through an effects loop as I have pedals that I like. So I read lots of reviews and finally decided to take a chance on the Orange 35RT. I also got a Boss ME-80 to get those stompbox controls without having to be a computer programmer. What a great choice this was. The amp is stellar with a beautiful clean channel and really nice Classic Rock style dirty channel. The effects loop works fine and the ME-80 produces incredible tone signals which the 35RT wonderfully converts to awesome sounds. I don't use the footswitch on the 35RT because I use the ME-80 effects and pedal to control most things tonal including EQ.What I especially like about the 35RT is how ... MoreI wanted to replace my old Marshall amp with something that had Classic Rock feel but was up to processing data through an effects loop as I have pedals that I like. So I read lots of reviews and finally decided to take a chance on the Orange 35RT. I also got a Boss ME-80 to get those stompbox controls without having to be a computer programmer. What a great choice this was. The amp is stellar with a beautiful clean channel and really nice Classic Rock style dirty channel. The effects loop works fine and the ME-80 produces incredible tone signals which the 35RT wonderfully converts to awesome sounds. I don't use the footswitch on the 35RT because I use the ME-80 effects and pedal to control most things tonal including EQ.What I especially like about the 35RT is how pure the clean sounds are. It is much better than my Marshall or Crate amps. Opinions may differ but this user is a very happy camper. If my Orange amp was stolen or destroyed, I would instantly buy a new one.And maybe a word about it being digital and not tube. This is a matter of little consequence to me since the tube emulations from both the amp and the ME-80 get me close enough to that sound without having to unload $ to get fragile tubes that end up having to be replaced anyways. I am practicing in my home... who cares? And if I were performing, I would gladly use the 35RT. It is a first class amp with great volume, distortion and sound. And at the price point, I got the ME-80 basically for free with enough cash to get myself an Epi LP Modern to boot. Heck an Orange TH30H tube head with no speakers is $... Add another $ if you need the EZ34 rectifier tube instead of the effects tube. I don't think any of these tubes are really necessary. I am not a guitar God or electronic engineer. Most of the time I can't even hear the differences on comparison videos. So I am thrilled with the savings and quality of the 35RT.BTW, The Epi LP Modern with its coil splits and phase control sounds wonderful with the 35RT. Flawless. These are my opinions and I stand by them.
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| Instrument | AMPLIFIERS |
| Composer/Series | CRUSH 35RT |
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Orange Crush 35rt 35w Guitar Amplifier - Orange
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Orange Crush 35RT 35W Guitar Amplifier - Orange
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Orange Crush 35rt 35 Watt Guitar Combo Amplifier Orange
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I have this amp in my podcast studio, next to my Ampeg bass amp. You can get great clean tones and you can dirty it up without using effects. I have a strat hss and Washburn JB-35 and have found a place for both with this amp. I can use it Mic'd or run it through my MacBook m1. It's got a loop, the tuner is handy if you're changing tunings frequently. I only have the two electrics so if I'm going from drop D to open to standard, it makes it really simple to quickly get the tuning right. Sometimes I throw a pedal on it, but most of the time I can tweak the sound to get what I want. I'm not a professional but have been playing music since I was 10 years old. It's a compact amp, easily transportable, and you can mic it into whatever system you'd like. As a promoter I ... MoreI have this amp in my podcast studio, next to my Ampeg bass amp. You can get great clean tones and you can dirty it up without using effects. I have a strat hss and Washburn JB-35 and have found a place for both with this amp. I can use it Mic'd or run it through my MacBook m1. It's got a loop, the tuner is handy if you're changing tunings frequently. I only have the two electrics so if I'm going from drop D to open to standard, it makes it really simple to quickly get the tuning right. Sometimes I throw a pedal on it, but most of the time I can tweak the sound to get what I want. I'm not a professional but have been playing music since I was 10 years old. It's a compact amp, easily transportable, and you can mic it into whatever system you'd like. As a promoter I spent years hauling gear and would have loved to have had this amp as an option. If you can snag one around $250 or under, pull the trigger. Also, spend the extra and get the Orange cables you need. I've used Fender cables with it, but it seems like the Orange cables mesh with this amp. Enjoy!
I have gone through over 20 amps in the last few years. The only one I've kept is my Yamaha THR10 (love the THR). I don't gig or play out too much anymore but wanted to find something that I could enjoy playing at home and take to play out if the opportunity presented itself. I play classic rock and blues and an amp that makes gain easy to dial in at reasonable volume is crucial for me. Tubes sound great when cranked but even a 5 watt is crazy loud at home.I've tried everything from Fender, Marshall and Vox. While I liked a lot of those amps, for home use they weren't practical and I never played them. After hearing endless positive reviews and videos on the Boss Katana I decided I would give it a try. I went to GC and within seconds I knew that wasn't the tone(s) ... MoreI have gone through over 20 amps in the last few years. The only one I've kept is my Yamaha THR10 (love the THR). I don't gig or play out too much anymore but wanted to find something that I could enjoy playing at home and take to play out if the opportunity presented itself. I play classic rock and blues and an amp that makes gain easy to dial in at reasonable volume is crucial for me. Tubes sound great when cranked but even a 5 watt is crazy loud at home.I've tried everything from Fender, Marshall and Vox. While I liked a lot of those amps, for home use they weren't practical and I never played them. After hearing endless positive reviews and videos on the Boss Katana I decided I would give it a try. I went to GC and within seconds I knew that wasn't the tone(s) I was looking for. The tone was sterile and lifeless.I had never tried an Orange amp before and it was righ next to the Katana so I plugged into it. Right away something drew me to it. It wasn't perfect but the tone had something to it. I went back home and did my research. I found a couple negative reviews but the majority were overwhelmingly positive. Lots of people have this amp!I went back the next day and bought it. As soon as I got it home I knew I was goi g to keep it. The tone is t perfect it is a little fizzy and fuzzy but it can be dialed in and it is a blast to play! I can get great tone easily at room volume and it is built like a tank. For the price and build quality you owe it to yourself to grab one before they stop making this model. The reverb sounds great and the clean is very cool and responsive. I think being a solid state is the difference vs an all digital modeling amp.I'm very happy and finally found a keeper!
I wanted to replace my old Marshall amp with something that had Classic Rock feel but was up to processing data through an effects loop as I have pedals that I like. So I read lots of reviews and finally decided to take a chance on the Orange 35RT. I also got a Boss ME-80 to get those stompbox controls without having to be a computer programmer. What a great choice this was. The amp is stellar with a beautiful clean channel and really nice Classic Rock style dirty channel. The effects loop works fine and the ME-80 produces incredible tone signals which the 35RT wonderfully converts to awesome sounds. I don't use the footswitch on the 35RT because I use the ME-80 effects and pedal to control most things tonal including EQ.What I especially like about the 35RT is how ... MoreI wanted to replace my old Marshall amp with something that had Classic Rock feel but was up to processing data through an effects loop as I have pedals that I like. So I read lots of reviews and finally decided to take a chance on the Orange 35RT. I also got a Boss ME-80 to get those stompbox controls without having to be a computer programmer. What a great choice this was. The amp is stellar with a beautiful clean channel and really nice Classic Rock style dirty channel. The effects loop works fine and the ME-80 produces incredible tone signals which the 35RT wonderfully converts to awesome sounds. I don't use the footswitch on the 35RT because I use the ME-80 effects and pedal to control most things tonal including EQ.What I especially like about the 35RT is how pure the clean sounds are. It is much better than my Marshall or Crate amps. Opinions may differ but this user is a very happy camper. If my Orange amp was stolen or destroyed, I would instantly buy a new one.And maybe a word about it being digital and not tube. This is a matter of little consequence to me since the tube emulations from both the amp and the ME-80 get me close enough to that sound without having to unload $ to get fragile tubes that end up having to be replaced anyways. I am practicing in my home... who cares? And if I were performing, I would gladly use the 35RT. It is a first class amp with great volume, distortion and sound. And at the price point, I got the ME-80 basically for free with enough cash to get myself an Epi LP Modern to boot. Heck an Orange TH30H tube head with no speakers is $... Add another $ if you need the EZ34 rectifier tube instead of the effects tube. I don't think any of these tubes are really necessary. I am not a guitar God or electronic engineer. Most of the time I can't even hear the differences on comparison videos. So I am thrilled with the savings and quality of the 35RT.BTW, The Epi LP Modern with its coil splits and phase control sounds wonderful with the 35RT. Flawless. These are my opinions and I stand by them.
I admit I've cycled through several practice amps - a couple of Fender Champions, Marshall MG, Orange Crush Mini, Strymon Iridium, a bunch of headphone amps, etc. This one is a winner. I've always heard good things about Orange quality and longevity. I like the Orange clean sound but I admit it's not for everyone. I play ambient guitar, mostly clean, with some overdrive from pedals. You'd think Fender would be my thing, right? Nope, the Champions just don't sound good compared to the Orange Crush amps. Plus, this combo amp is built like a tank. At the moment I'm running a stereo rig with the Orange Crush 35 and a Marshall MG15 (modded with speaker out pushing a Marshall 1x12), both on clean channels only, and it sounds really good. I have a Super Crush 100 head on ... MoreI admit I've cycled through several practice amps - a couple of Fender Champions, Marshall MG, Orange Crush Mini, Strymon Iridium, a bunch of headphone amps, etc. This one is a winner. I've always heard good things about Orange quality and longevity. I like the Orange clean sound but I admit it's not for everyone. I play ambient guitar, mostly clean, with some overdrive from pedals. You'd think Fender would be my thing, right? Nope, the Champions just don't sound good compared to the Orange Crush amps. Plus, this combo amp is built like a tank. At the moment I'm running a stereo rig with the Orange Crush 35 and a Marshall MG15 (modded with speaker out pushing a Marshall 1x12), both on clean channels only, and it sounds really good. I have a Super Crush 100 head on order and can't wait for that!
Overall:Just got one in black a few days ago. Beautifully made little amp. I bought it to pair w a Roland Cube 40gx for a small stereo rig for small to medium size gigs. Size wise they are very close in stature. Both have single 10” speakers. The Orange weighs a few pounds more than the Roland. The Crush is a simple 2 channel amp. The drive channel is very loud and very flexible. It’s also a little hissy but not intolerably so. The build in reverb is in a word excellent. I really bought it for the clean channel and I’m a tiny bit disappointed. They should have also included a master volume for the clean channel as opposed to the single volume. Also the Crush really doesn’t punch it’s clean volume weight above the Roland. The Roland is capable of a lot more clean ... MoreOverall:Just got one in black a few days ago. Beautifully made little amp. I bought it to pair w a Roland Cube 40gx for a small stereo rig for small to medium size gigs. Size wise they are very close in stature. Both have single 10” speakers. The Orange weighs a few pounds more than the Roland. The Crush is a simple 2 channel amp. The drive channel is very loud and very flexible. It’s also a little hissy but not intolerably so. The build in reverb is in a word excellent. I really bought it for the clean channel and I’m a tiny bit disappointed. They should have also included a master volume for the clean channel as opposed to the single volume. Also the Crush really doesn’t punch it’s clean volume weight above the Roland. The Roland is capable of a lot more clean headroom volume especially using the blackface setting. The Crush clean is extremely mid and bass forward. More than a bit muted and muddy even with the treble full up and mid and bass close to off. And this was with single coil guitars. Beyond some warm neck pickup jazzy tones I’m not sure where all the video demos I watched got these funky quacky strat tones from. They really don’t exist in this amp. I emailed Orange and they told me that a heavy mids forward sound is the Orange clean tone and was what they intended this amp to do. Another word I hear people use to describe this amp is tubey but I don’t find that to be true at all. I have both ss and tube amps and this is clearly a ss amp. I have to admit that used in stereo with the bright mid scooped Roland the low end tubbiness actually works and the stereo wash is quite nice. I’ll use into a few gigs to see how it performs but at least one if not both of the amps will be mic’ed up. It’s frankly a little priced for what it is especially compared to a Boss Katana 50 and some other amps but if nothing else it’s a hell of a lot cooler looking. Lol.
I originally purchased the Katana but returned it for this. This is in another league than the Katana. While the Katana tries to model many other amps, the Orange IS its own amp and has its own sound and character. The clean channel is clean and warm which is great for jazz tones. The dirty channel is very flexible and sensitive as is the EQ. You can really hear subtle changes you make. I mainly like the simplicity and tone of this amp. What you see is what you get, and you do get a lot of great tone. No regrets here. The orange color grew on me. Now I'm a fan.
Purchased the Orange Crush RT35 through Musicians Friend. The amp on its own is a joy. However, the send and return used with a pedal board loaded w/o overdrive properly transports this amp on the Clean channel to an extreme I've experienced on a tube amp level. I used a Walrus EB 10 parametric pedal then a reverb, delay and slight echo at the end of the chain. The amp incredibly warmed, thickened and boosted the tone to one that competes with any of the high end tube amps I have ever used. Totally shocked! I will experiment with the overdrive on the dirty channel and an OD on the front end very soon. I expect good results. For the money and it's being a solid state, it is super impressive and a great value. I did do a lot of research and comparison, took the ... MorePurchased the Orange Crush RT35 through Musicians Friend. The amp on its own is a joy. However, the send and return used with a pedal board loaded w/o overdrive properly transports this amp on the Clean channel to an extreme I've experienced on a tube amp level. I used a Walrus EB 10 parametric pedal then a reverb, delay and slight echo at the end of the chain. The amp incredibly warmed, thickened and boosted the tone to one that competes with any of the high end tube amps I have ever used. Totally shocked! I will experiment with the overdrive on the dirty channel and an OD on the front end very soon. I expect good results. For the money and it's being a solid state, it is super impressive and a great value. I did do a lot of research and comparison, took the plunge, and the payoff was more than I could expect. I just A/B'd it with a 40 watt Fender Hot Rod Deluxe (with this set-up) in a studio and it definitely held its own and, I feel, it sounded better. That's what I know.My customer service rep, Conner at ext 3119, chewed over Bugera V5, Boss Katana MK2, and the Orange RT 35. I leaned toward the RT35 because the German engineering was advanced, the build build quality superior, its weight at 25 lbs and its great reviews.
Tasty crunch. Reverb is sweet. Very dynamic amp for the price and size. The output is seriously punching above the stats and the build quality is so far faultless. The range of tones you can achieve is good: I’ve got scooped metal and mellow jazz tones out of it no bother. Built in tuner is helpful if you don’t already have one. I would prefer the power switch on the top rather than the back, but there you go, it’s hardly a deal breaker. I will have to experiment with pedals before I can comment on the separate fx channel. Delivery and service we great
The clean tones are beautiful, the added touch of the built in reverb is fantastic. The power behind this little unit can not be overstated, for a smaller “practice amp” it certainly packs a punch. I moved from a half stack to this and I couldn’t recommend it more, the versatility between the 2 channels when connected to an fx loop and pre line fx pedals is perfect . Sound quality and volume are ideal for home recording and for small gigs. The Orange build quality and warmth is not lost on this little unit, for the price range, I dare to say you’ll be lucky to find a better Amp.
I'm about a year into playing electric and have made the rounds of solid state amps. This certainly holds up to the rest for at-home playing, and beats most for simple versatility with good sound. Fast forwarding through several other amps, I've been mostly playing a Katana 100 (MUCH better sound quality than the 50 btw). If you connect the PC and use the app and spend some time at it, you can certainly make the Katana produce the same tones as the Orange, but I really appreciate what can be accomplished just with knobs on the Orange. Different amps, different goals, different results, both good. My first amp was an Orange 12 which I ultimately sold because the sound was too muffled, though great tones could be achieved. With the Orange 35, I've got that great range ... MoreI'm about a year into playing electric and have made the rounds of solid state amps. This certainly holds up to the rest for at-home playing, and beats most for simple versatility with good sound. Fast forwarding through several other amps, I've been mostly playing a Katana 100 (MUCH better sound quality than the 50 btw). If you connect the PC and use the app and spend some time at it, you can certainly make the Katana produce the same tones as the Orange, but I really appreciate what can be accomplished just with knobs on the Orange. Different amps, different goals, different results, both good. My first amp was an Orange 12 which I ultimately sold because the sound was too muffled, though great tones could be achieved. With the Orange 35, I've got that great range of tones back, along with reverb and a lot more headroom - this amp doesn't sound boxy or muffled to me. The bass I'd say is exactly what you would expect from a 10" closed back amp. It isn't thunderous or broad but it is effective and plentiful. In the short time I've had it I've been playing clean with a fender player strat and dirty with a epiphone les paul standard and enjoying both. This amp has one of the most effective gain knobs I've experienced. It is graded very well and will actually produce discernably different levels of grit, not just the sort of light fuzz or hair that most entry to mid tier amps do. I wouldn't have thought of the tuner as an enticing feature but I use it every time now rather than reaching for the clip on - works well and simply. Compact, light weight, looks at home in the living room and easy to move for cleaning and such.
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| Instrument | AMPLIFIERS |
| Composer/Series | CRUSH 35RT |
| Production Status | 2 |
