Orange Terror Stamp

This is an outstanding piece of kit for only the price of a decent pedal! The sound is meaty orange esp the bass and the shape / gain controls are all you need to dial in the different tones. I also use a mini tube screamer on low gain in front of it sometimes for increased overdrive and with a blues driver and everything else at 10 o'clock it sounds really mellow. Couldn't ask for more for the price - very well built too. The fx loop out can also be used as a studio or amp input and being a Solid State power amp means product can easily be used as just a pre-amp if you want to ignore the speaker out.. It does take a few weeks to really break in the sound I play for a couple of hours a day (thanks, lockdown!) and it probably took two weeks to sound as it should - also needs a few minutes warmup every time you switch it on and like all Orange valve amps seems to magically sound better and better after 30 mins hard use. I can veer from Gilmour to full Zeppelin very easily with this. Very highly recommended and don't forget you can sign up free to online guitar lessons on Orange UK website with proof of purchase that normally cost 70 pounds.

The pedal amp is quite small and built like a tank. Looks like it can withstand a ton of abuse physically and my unit had no problems whatsoever out of the box. The sound through a cabin (I use it with a 1x12") is very nice and can get loud enough for rehearsing. There is a lot of gain on tap, making it ideal for hard rock/metal, with the rich, Orange sound.

Where the amp is lacking a bit is in features. It has two channels, however they share the same gain and tone settings, with the volume being the only differentiator - not really practical. It lacks an aux-in input (or Bluetooth) and the cabsim sound is really weak. My fix for this was to use the send of the amplifier to an IR loader and connect my headphones to the amp loader, bypassing the built-in cabsim. This improves the headphone playability dramatically and makes silent practice extremely pleasant. With the above being said, this is an extremely easy to use amplifier.

Overall, pair this amp with a cabin or an IR loader and you will be more than satisfied. Weak cabsim out of the box though.

The small size is definitely misleading, as this little amp is loud! And it sounds like an Orange. I really like it for a nice warm clean sound, or a slightly overdriven crunch. Also works really well with an overdrive pedal going in the pre-amp. I bought it for playing at home, so I don't know how it would do in a band practice or live gig situation. The only reason I give it 4 stars for sound is the headphone output. Not that it sounds bad, but it has its (expected for an amp this size!) limitations. Considering the volume and good sound, I'd imagine it would do rather well! Totally happy with it!

I got thos little thing to make my rig as versitile and protable as possible. I play bass as well and I built myself a pedalboard for both. So anyways, I stumbeled upon this little amp. I figured the amp costs arround 200€ and I can always return it or sell it.
I'm never getting rid of this thing. It packs quite a punch, it sounds like a classic Orange. I would like a bit more tonal control options, but the shape knob covers all the basics. Gain knob gives you a LOT of room to chape the dirty tone, and I love the dual volume controll.
It has an 8-16 Ohm cab output so everywhere you go, it has you covered. It has a phones output with a cab simulator that counds allright. It is not the best but it gets the job done. It is enough for practicing. When you plug it into a cab that is where the amp shines. It also has the effects loop. The thing is packed with features, but I knocked a star off because like I said, I would love a bit more tonal shaping (Bass, Mid and Treble control).

Overall, it is a powerfull little amp. Definitely recommended.

First off I wanted seething 'Orange' for that saturated overdrive - it has that in buckets. The shape is really flexible for a one pot tone control though I can't imagine what sort of guitar would use it beyond 2 oclock. The gain is just brilliant. The two volumes is useful but lke others have said, two gains might be better.

One other key benefit was the effects loop as I'd accumulated a few pedals that would sit better in a look (chorus, reverb, delay) and it works a treat.

One major bonus is that I have a zoom g3xn and I've been running my guitar into that then into the loop return to use the terror stamp as a power amp. Brilliant fun playing with the different amp models. on the zoom.

Been using a 2x12 as the speaker and it is loud as hell but can be toned down for home use.

The cabsim is pretty good with headphones - nothing to complain about.

Brilliant value for money and it is staying on my board

I got this little jewel few weeks ago. I use it for home playing, i.e. bedroom playing. My first impression is very good. Well build, super light, good design and most importantly - super nice sound. It features fully-buffered FX Loop which is very nice for such a small amp.
The CabSim headphone output is also a nice feature, althought the sound you get through an actual cabinet is much better.
Overall - perhaps the best tiny amp for bedroom playing and small rehearsal rooms. If you're not a metal musician you could even use it for gigs at small venues.
I recommend it.

This is basically the pedal format amp of the "Micro Dark" which I absolutely love.
Sound quality is amazing (especially if you use a proper cabinet with at least 12'x1 speaker). I like the idea of the 2nd channel for a volume boost/mute options, and SHAPE control is super useful if you are not looking for very detailed EQ settings. (you turn left, it becomes mid-focused vintage, you turn right, it becomes mid-scooped modern sounding)

What I didn't like with this pedal, there is an issue with its paint, i think it gets hot and paint fades quickly. If you check the 2nd hand websites, all the terror stamps have paint faded. If you care about the pristine shape, it will not stay that way for too long.