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Orange JRT Jim Root Terror 15-watt guitar amplifier head

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Orange JRT Jim Root Terror 15-watt guitar amplifier head
Product no: 9000-0005-7162 Bax Music Warranty: This product comes with a 3-year warranty.

General

From Orange's Signature series comes the Jim Root Terror, a 15-watt guitar amplifier head that was modelled after the Dirty Channel of the Orange Rockerverb 100, the same amplifier the guitarist for Slipknot and Stone Sour uses both in the studio and on stage. However, the JRT 15W valve amplifier can do more than high gain rock and metal...

Versatile

The JRT Jim Root Terror (15W) guitar amp head is fitted with a three-band EQ, making it easier for guitarists to play along with different types of music - ranging from vintage rock to blues and more! What's more, the tube-driven effects loop allows for virtually endless timbre tweaking. With its versatile equalizing, effects loop, raw overdrives and also clean sounds, this 15-watt head is suitable for many styles. It is much more that just a great heavy metal monster!

Specifications

Product features

Connectors	External speaker(s)
Number of channels	1
Number of speaker outputs	2
Amp modelling	no
Effects loop	yes
Weight	5 - 9.9 kg
Speaker output impedance	16 Ohms, 8 Ohms
Built-in tuner	no
Built-in effects	none
Colour	black
Power attenuator	no
Amplifier type	preamplifier (tube)
Amplifier valve	EL84
Power in Watts	11 - 15 Watts

Weight and dimensions including packaging

Weight (incl. packaging)	5,7 kg
Dimensions (incl. packaging)	30,3 x 19,0 x 15,3 cm

Product specifications

tube amp head for guitar
modelled after the Dirty Channel of Orange's Rockerverb
output: 7 and 15 watts
1 channel
tube effects loop
controls: volume, bass, middle, treble, gain
tube power amp: 2x EL84
preamp tubes: 3x JJ ECC83/12AX7
tube effects loop: 1x ECC81/12AT7
input: 6.35mm mono jack
speaker outputs: 3x 16 ohms, 2x 8 ohms
dimensions: 190 x 303 x 153 mm
weight: 5.7 kg

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teddy#5 21 July 2017

Wrote the following about Orange JRT Jim Root Terror 15-watt guitar amplifier head

Ben geen gearfreak maar wat ik wel weet is dat dit ding verdomd goed klinkt!

Zelf speel ik er vooral stoner rock op, maar uit deze versterker kan ja even goed klassieke rock, grunge en zelfs funk halen naast de heavymetal sound waarvoor hij bedoeld werd. Je moet wel fan zijn van de low end, maar als dit je ding is krijg je een zeer goed warm lampengeluid voor een redelijke prijs. Voor zeer cleane sounds moet je hier echter niet zijn.

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