AD30 — instructions for use
Front panel

Power
Standby
Channel switch
Master volume
Bass
Mid-range
Treble
Gain
Input
1. Power
The jewel light will illuminate when the mains switch is set to ON. The Standby switch should be set to STANDBY prior to performance. Refer to ‘Before Using Your Amplifier’.
2. Standby
Selects between Standby and Play.
3. Channel switch
Switches between Channel One and Channel Two. This can be switched remotely via a footswitch connected to the rear panel. Channel Two has a tighter bass response, more mid range and slightly more gain than Channel One. If all EQ controls are turned fully anti-clockwise, no signal will be present.
4. Master volume
Adjusts the master volume.
5. Bass
Adjusts the low-end response.
6. Middle
Adjusts the mid-end response.
7. Treble
Adjusts the high-end response.
8. Gain
Adjusts the Gain level, increasing in saturation as the control is turned clockwise. With all EQ controls turned fully clockwise, maximum levels of overdrive will be achieved. Lower Gain settings produce cleaner tones and may require an increase in the Master volume to compensate. No signal will be present with the gain set to zero.
9. Input
Use a quality shielded instrument cable to connect your instrument to the Input jack socket.
Rear panel

Speaker outputs
Footswitch input
HT fuses
Power input
Voltage selector switch
1. Speaker outputs
Refer to “Before Using Your Amplifier” for full speaker cabinet options. If you are unsure, please contact your Orange dealer.
2. Channel
Connect a latching footswitch (e.g., FS-1) to switch between channels remotely.
3. HT Fuses
This fuse will blow in the event of output valve failure. Replace this fuse only with the exact type and rating as printed on the chassis.
4. AC mains input and mains fuse
Refer to “Before Using Your Amplifier“. Connect the supplied IEC cable to the AC mains input. Ensure the Power switch is set to OFF before connecting the IEC cable. The mains fuse is located in the pull-out tray underneath the AC mains input. If the mains fuse blows, replace only with the exact rating for your region. If the mains fuse continues to blow, contact your Orange dealer.
5. Voltage selector switch
Refer to “Before Using Your Amplifier”
Crush Pro 60/120 Combo — instructions for use
Front/Top panel

Power
Channel selector
Master volume
Reverb
Dirty volume
Dirty treble
Dirty mid-range
Dirty bass
Gain
Clean treble
Clean bass
Clean volume
Input
1. Power
The jewel light will illuminate when the mains switch is set to ON.
2. Channel switch
Switches between Channel One and Channel Two. This can be switched remotely via a footswitch connected to the rear panel. Channel Two has a tighter bass response, more mid range and slightly more gain than Channel One. If all EQ controls are turned fully anti-clockwise, no signal will be present.
3. Master volume
Controls the overall volume of both Clean and Dirty channels.
4. Reverb
Controls the level of reverb applied to both Clean and Dirty channels. The reverb type is selected using the three-way switch for either Plate, Hall or Spring.
5. Dirty volume
This controls the volume of the Dirty channel. At higher settings, the sound will begin break further into natural overdrive for a crunchier tone. The overall volume can then be reduced by turning down the Master Volume control.
6. Dirty treble
This controls the high-frequency response of the Dirty channel. Increasing the Treble brightens the sound; reducing the Treble darkens the tone.
7. Dirty middle
Controls the mid-range frequency response. Reducing mids will thin out the tone, and can be used for a scooped sound. Increasing the mids adds fullness.
8. Dirty bass
This controls the low-frequency response of the Dirty channel. Increasing the Bass produces deeper tones.
9. Gain
This controls the Gain level. Increasing the Gain will increase the distortion level. NOTE: With the Gain set to zero, no sound will be heard on the Dirty channel. At lower Gain settings, the Dirty channel volume may have to be increased to compensate.
10. Clean treble
This controls the high-frequency response of the Clean channel. Increasing the Treble brightens the sound; reducing the Treble darkens the tone.
11. Clean bass
This controls the low-frequency response of the Clean channel. Increasing the Bass produces deeper tones.
12. Clean volume
This controls the volume of the Clean channel. At higher settings, the sound will begin break further into natural overdrive for a crunchier tone. The overall volume can then be reduced by turning down the Master Volume control.
13. Input
Use a quality shielded instrument cable to connect your instrument to the Input jack socket.
Rear panel

Effects loop
Channel footswitch
Reverb footswitch
Speaker outputs
Mains inlet
Mains fuse
Voltage selector
1. Effects loop
Use the “Send” jack socket to go to the input of effects pedals such as delay, chorus, etc. Use the “Return” jack socket to return from the output of the effects being used.
2. Channel footswitch
Connect a latching footswitch (e.g. FS-1) to switch between channels remotely.
3. Reverb footswitch
Connect a latching footswitch (e.g. FS-1) to engage/defeat the reverb remotely.
4. Speaker outputs
Always ensure the correct speaker load is connected at all times during use. Please refer to “Using Your Amplifier” for correct speaker connections.
4. AC mains input and mains fuse
Connect the supplied IEC/mains cord to the mains input and connect the plug to your AC mains supply. Refer to “Before Using Your Amplifier”.
5. Mains fuse
The mains fuse is located in the tray directly below the AC mains inlet. If the mains fuse blows, replace this fuse only with the exact type and rating as printed on the chassis. Use only the correct fuse type. If the mains fuse repeatedly blows, contact your Orange dealer.
6. Voltage selector
This is factory-set for the region in which the amplifier is intended to be sold. Do not tamper with this switch. Refer to “Before Using Your Amplifier”.
Custom Shop 50 — instructions for use
Front panel

Power
Standby
Master volume
HF Drive
Bass
Mid-range
Treble
Gain
EQ lift
Input
1. Power
Switches mains power to the amplifier on/off. Connect the supplied IEC/mains cord to the AC mains inlet (rear). The power LED will illuminate when the mains switch is set to ON. Set the volume control to zero/minimum before switching on power to the amplifier.
2. STBY toggle switch
When this switch is in the up position, the amp is in standby mode. Refer to “Before Using Your Amplfier”. Select the Play (down) position for performance.
3. Volume
Adjusts the output volume level.
4. HF Drive
This controls the upper mid-range to the output stage of the amplifier (note — this will have more effect at higher volume levels.)
5. Treble
Controls the treble response.
6. Middle
This controls the midrange response of the amplifier.
7. Bass
Controls the bass frequency band 40–400Hz.
8. Gain
This controls the pre-amp gain of the amplifier.
9. EQ lift jack
Plug a latching footswitch into this jack socket to remove the EQ and get more gain to the output stage. (Note—the Orange footswitch will not light up in either position when used for this function. This is normal because the EQ lift uses passive switching.)
10. Input
Use a quality shielded instrument cable to connect your instrument to the Input jack socket.
Rear panel

Class toggle switch
Speaker outputs
HT fuses
AC mains input
Mains fuse
Voltage selector switch
1. Class toggle switch
This switches the class and output power of the output stage of the amplifier. Class A = 30 W; Class AB = 50 W. (Note – The 30 W setting will sound louder at lower volume settings but will generate less power at full volume.)
2. Speaker outputs
Connect the amplifier to a speaker cabinet of the correct impedance. See “Before Using Your Amplifier”.
3. HT Fuses
These fuses will both blow simultaneously if either of the power amp/output stage valves fail. This helps to protect the amp’s circuitry. Have a qualified service technician set the bias of the amplifier when changing faulty valves. Replace this fuse only with the exact type and rating as printed on the chassis.
4. AC mains input and mains fuse
Connect the supplied IEC/mains cord to the mains input and connect the plug to your AC mains supply. Refer to “Before Using Your Amplifier”.
5. Mains fuse
The mains fuse is located in the tray directly below the AC Mains Inlet. If the mains fuse blows, replace it only with the exact type and rating as printed on the chassis.. Use only the correct fuse type. If the mains fuse repeatedly blows, contact your Orange dealer.
6. Voltage selector switch
This is factory-set for the region in which the amplifier is intended to be sold. Do not tamper with this switch. Refer to “Before Using Your Amplifier”.
Dark Terror — instructions for use
Front panel

Power
Standby/Output level
Master volume
Shape
Gain
Input
1. Power
Switches mains power to the amplifier on/off. Connect the supplied IEC/mains cord to the AC mains inlet (rear). The power LED will illuminate when the mains switch is set to ON. Set the volume control to zero/minimum before switching on power to the amplifier.
2. Standby/Output level
The output switch runs the valves at a low plate voltage in the 7 Watts position and at a higher plate voltage in the 15 Watts position. The middle position is the STBY position. This switch should be in the STBY position for around two minutes after first powering up the amplifier. STBY—”Start-up Tension Bypass”—reduces the high voltage to the valves and allows them to reach an optimum temperature before performance.
3. Volume
Adjusts the overall output volume level.
4. Shape
The Shape control adjusts between all midrange (zero) to all bass and treble and no midrange (maximum).
5. Gain
The Gain control adjusts the gain. High levels of gain will heavily overdrive the pre-amp and may sometimes be uncontrollable, especially when used at high volume levels. Note: with the gain set to zero, no output will be heard.
6. Input
Use a quality shielded instrument cable to connect your instrument to the Input jack socket.
Rear panel

Speaker outputs
Effects loop
HT fuse
AC mains input
Mains fuse
1. Speaker outputs
Refer to “Before Using Your Amplifier”. Make sure the correct speaker load and power handling is connected.
2. Effects loop
Use the effects loop to connect external effects processors/pedals between the amp’s preamp and output stages. Connect the Send socket to the input of external effects, and the Return socket to their outputs.
3. HT Fuse
The high-tension fuse protects transformers and other circuitry from blowing in the event of an output valve shorting. Replace this fuse only with the exact type and rating as printed on the chassis.
4. AC mains input and mains fuse
Connect the supplied IEC/mains cord to the mains input and connect the plug to your AC mains supply. Refer to “Before Using Your Amplifier”.
5. Mains fuse
The mains fuse is located in the tray directly below the AC mains inlet. If the mains fuse blows, replace only with the exact type and rating as printed on the chassi.. Use only the correct fuse type. If the mains fuse repeatedly blows, contact your Orange dealer.
Dual Terror — instructions for use
Front panel

Power
Standby/Output switch
Fat volume
Fat tone
Fat gain
Tiny Terror volume
Tiny Terror tone
Tiny Terror gain
Input
Channel selector
1. Power
Switches mains power to the amplifier on/off. Connect the supplied IEC/mains cord to the AC mains inlet (rear). The power LED will illuminate when the mains switch is set to ON. Set the volume control to zero/minimum before switching on power to the amplifier.
2. Standby/Output switch
The Output switch runs the valves at a low plate voltage in the Half position and at a higher plate voltage in the Full position. The middle position is the STBY position. This switch should be in the STBY position for around two minutes after first powering up the amplifier. STBY—”Start-up Tension Bypass”—reduces the high voltage to the valves and allows them to reach an optimum temperature before performance.
3. Fat volume
Adjusts the output volume of the Fat channel. High levels of volume will overdrive the output valves.
4. Fat tone
Adjusts the tone of the Fat channel. The tone control filters off the high frequency response of the output stage when turned towards zero.
5. Fat gain
The gain control adjusts the amount of pre-amp gain. Although clean sounds are available from low levels of gain, increasing the amount of gain will overdrive the pre-amp valves considerably.
6. Tiny Terror volume
Adjusts the output volume of the Tiny Terror channel. High levels of volume will overdrive the output valves.
7. Tiny Terror tone
Adjusts the tone of the Tiny Terror channel. The tone control filters off the high frequency response of the output stage when turned towards zero.
8. Tiny Terror gain
The gain control adjusts the amount of pre-amp gain on the Tiny Terror channel. Although clean sounds are available from low levels of gain, increasing the amount of gain will overdrive the pre-amp valves considerably.
9. Input
Use a quality shielded instrument cable to connect your instrument to the Input jack socket.
10. Channel selector
Selects either the Tiny Terror or Fat channel. (Switch must be in Tiny Terror position to operate footswitch.)
Rear panel

Speaker outputs
Output valve switch
Channel footswitch
HT fuse
Power input
Mains fuse
1. Speaker outputs
Refer to “Before Using Your Amplifier” for full speaker cabinet options. Make sure the correct speaker load and power handling is connected. If you are unsure, please contact your Orange dealer.
2. Output valve switch
Used in conjunction with the output switch, this allows the number of output valves to be switched between two and four in use, depending on the power required. Output switch Half, two output valves = 7 Watts; Output switch Half, four output valves = 15 Watts; Output switch Full, two output valves = 15 Watts; Output switch Full, four output valves = 30 Watts
3. Channel footswitch
Connect any latching footswitch, such as an Orange FS-1, to remotely switch between the Tiny Terror and Fat channels.
4. HT Fuse
The high-tension fuse protects transformers and other circuitry from blowing in the event of an output valve shorting. Replace this fuse only with the exact type and rating as printed on the chassis.
5. AC mains input
Refer to “Before Using Your Amplifier“. Connect the supplied IEC cable to the AC mains input. Ensure the Power switch is set to OFF before connecting the IEC cable.
6. Mains fuse
The mains fuse is located in the tray directly below the AC mains Inlet. If the mains fuse blows, replace only with the exact type and rating as printed on the chassi.. Use only the correct fuse type. If the mains fuse repeatedly blows, contact your Orange dealer.
Micro Dark — instructions for use
Front panel

On/off switch
Headphones output
Volume
Tone shape
Gain
Input
1. Power
Ensure this switch is set to Off before connecting the included power adapter. The power light will illuminate when the mains switch is set to On.
2. Headphones
Connect headphones to this quarter-inch jack for silent practice. This can also be used for connecting to a mixer/recording console. The Phones output features CabSim circuitry to recreate the sound of an Orange 4×12 cabinet. The Phones and Speaker Output can be used simultaneously. To avoid possible hearing damage, do not use headphones for extended periods at loud volume levels.
3. Volume
Adjusts the overall output volume. Experiment with the Gain control to achieve the desired balance. Set to the minimum position before switching the unit on. When using the Phones output, keep the Volume control low to avoid overloading headphones or the input of your mixer/recording console.
4. Shape
Adjusts the tonal response. Turning clockwise reduces mids and produces brighter tones. Turning fully clockwise scoops the mids entirely. Turning anticlockwise increases the mids and smooths the treble.
5. Gain
Adjusts the gain level. A variety of tones can be achieved, from clean (low settings) to heavy distortion (higher settings) and everywhere in between. Note: with the Gain set to minimum, no sound will be heard.
6. Input
Use a quality shielded instrument cable to connect your instrument to the Input jack socket.
Rear panel

Effects loop
Speaker output
DC input
1. Effects loop
Use the effects loop to connect external effects processors/pedals between the amp’s preamp and output stages. Connect the Send socket to the input of external effects, and the Return socket to their outputs.
2. Speaker outputs
Connect to a speaker cabinet rated at 8 or 16 Ω (minimum 20 W power handling). Always use a dedicated speaker cable (not an instrument cable). If the Phones jack is not in use, a suitable speaker cabinet must be connected at all times during use.
3. DC input
15 V DC / 2 A. Connect the included Switching Power Adapter to this socket. Only use the power adapter supplied with the product. If the adapter or IEC cord becomes damaged, contact your Orange Dealer.
Micro Terror — instructions for use
Front panel

On/off switch
Headphones output
Aux input
Volume
Tone
Gain
Input
1. Power
Ensure this switch is set to Off before connecting the included power supply. The power light will illuminate when the mains switch is set to On.
2. Headphones
Connect headphones to this quarter-inch jack for silent practice. The Speaker Output is bypassed/muted when the headphone jack is in use.
3. Aux in
Connect external devices (laptop, mp3 player etc.) to the Aux In socket via an audio cable with a 3.5mm jack plug. Audio is summed to mono.
4. Volume
Adjusts the overall output volume. Experiment with the Gain control to achieve the desired balance.
5. Tone
Adjusts the tonal response of the amp. Turning clockwise produces brighter tones.
6. Gain
Adjusts the gain level. A variety of tones can be achieved, from clean (low settings) to heavy distortion (higher settings) and everywhere in between. Note: With the Gain set to zero, no sound will be heard.
7. Input
Use a quality shielded instrument cable to connect your instrument to the Input jack socket.
Rear panel

Speaker output
DC input
1. Speaker outputs
Connect to a speaker cabinet rated at 8 Ω or higher. Always use a dedicated speaker cable (not an instrument cable). A 4 Ω load can be connected but may cause the amplifier to overheat if used for prolonged periods at high volumes. In this case, the amp should be switched off and allowed to cool. If the Headphone jack is not in use, a suitable speaker cabinet must be connected at all times during use.
2. DC input
Use only the power adapter supplied with the Micro Terror.
MK Ultra — instructions for use
Front panel

On/off switch
STBY switch
Deep
Volume
Sing
Input
1. Power
The jewel light will illuminate when the mains switch is set to ON. The STBY switch should be set to the down position prior to performance. Refer to “Before Using Your Amplifier”.
2. Standby
This switch should be in the STBY (down) position for around two minutes after first powering up the amplifier. STBY—”Start-up Tension Bypass”—reduces the high voltage to the valves and allows them to reach an optimum temperature before performance.
3. Deep
Controls the low end, but it also acts as a thickening agent: ramp it up to give your tone increased warmth and mellowness when playing clean, and then add fat, leathery undertones as the tone starts to break up.
4. Volume
Controls the volume, but also increases intensity: beyond half-way, the volume peaks and the knob starts to control the overdrive weight. Even at full volume, though, roll off your guitar’s volume knob to rediscover the amp’s clean tones.
5. Sing
With a more slender envelope than many treble controls, the Sing circuit is precision engineered to suit Marcus King’s playing requirements, and designed for toggling the amp’s brightness. Note that as you change the Sing level, the low end remains unaffected, because the two controls are separate in the signal path.
6. Input
Use a quality shielded instrument cable to connect your instrument to the Input jack socket.
Rear panel

Speaker outputs
HT fuse
Power input
Voltage selector switch
1. Speaker outputs
Refer to ‘Before Using Your Amplifier’ for full speaker cabinet options. If you are unsure, please contact your Orange dealer.
2. HT Fuse
This fuse will blow in the event of output valve failure. Replace this fuse only with the exact type and rating as printed on the chassis.
3. AC mains input and mains fuse
Refer to “Before Using Your Amplifier“. Connect the supplied IEC cable to the AC mains input. Ensure the Power switch is set to OFF before connecting the IEC cable. The mains fuse is located in the pull-out tray underneath the AC mains input. If the mains fuse blows, replace it only with the exact type and rating as printed on the chassis. If the mains fuse continues to blow, contact your Orange dealer.
4. Voltage selector switch
Refer to “Before Using Your Amplifier”.
OR15 — instructions for use
Front panel

On/off switch
Standby/Output switch
Volume
Treble
Mid-range
Bass
Gain
Input
1. Power
Switches mains power to the amplifier on/off. Connect the supplied IEC/mains cord to the AC mains inlet (rear). The power LED will illuminate when the mains switch is set to ON. Set the volume control to zero/minimum before switching on power to the amplifier.
2. Standby/Output switch
Make sure that the 15 W/STBY/7 W output switch is in the STBY (middle) position before switching the power switch to the ON position. The output switch runs the valves at a low plate voltage (reducing output power) in the 7 W position and at a higher plate voltage (increasing output power) in the 15 W position
3. Master volume
Adjusts the output volume. High levels of volume will heavily overdrive the output stage.
4. Treble
Adjusts the level of treble after the pre-amp stages and before the effects loop.
5. Middle
Adjusts the level of treble after the preamp stages and before the effects loop.
6. Bass
Adjusts the bass frequency band 40–400 Hz.
7. Gain
Adjusts the gain. High levels of gain will heavily overdrive the preamp. With the gain set to zero, no sound will be heard.
8. Input
Use a quality shielded instrument cable to connect your instrument to the Input jack socket.
Rear panel

Speaker outputs
Footswitch input
HT fuses
Power input
Voltage selector switch
1. Speaker outputs
Refer to “Before Using Your Amplifier”. Make sure the correct speaker load and power handling is connected.
2. Effects loop
Use the effects loop to connect external effects processors/pedals between the amp’s preamp and output stages. Connect the Send socket to the input of external effects, and the Return socket to their outputs.
3. HT Fuse
The high-tension fuse protects transformers and other circuitry from blowing in the event of an output valve shorting. Replace this fuse only with the exact type and rating as printed on the chassis.
4. AC mains inlet
Connect the supplied IEC/mains cord to the mains input and connect the plug to your AC mains supply. Refer to “Before Using Your Amplifier”.
5. Mains fuse
The mains fuse is located in the tray directly below the AC mains inlet. If the mains fuse blows, replace it only with the exact type and rating as printed on the chassis. Use only the correct fuse type. If the mains fuse repeatedly blows, contact your Orange dealer.
Pedal Baby — instructions for use
Front panel

Input
Bass
Treble
Volume
On/off switch
1. Input
Use a quality shielded instrument cable to connect your instrument to the jack socket.
2. Bass
Controls the bass levels
3. Treble
Controls the treble levels
4. Volume
Adjusts the overall output volume level
5. Power
Switches mains power to the amplifier on/off. Connect the supplied IEC/mains cord to the AC mains inlet (rear). The power LED will illuminate when the mains switch is set to ON. Set the volume control to zero/minimum before switching on power to the amplifier.
Rear panel

Mains fuse
AC mains inlet
Voltage selector
Speaker outputs
1. Mains fuse
The mains fuse is located in the tray beside the AC mains Inlet. If the mains fuse blows, replace it only with the exact type and rating as printed on the chassis. Use only the correct fuse type. If the mains fuse repeatedly blows, contact your Orange dealer.
2. AC mains inlet
Connect the supplied IEC/mains cord to the mains input and connect the plug to your AC mains supply. Refer to “Before Using Your Amplifier”.
3. Voltage selector switch
This is factory-set for the region in which the amplifier is intended to be sold. Do not tamper with this switch. Refer to “Before Using Your Amplifier”.
4. Speaker outputs
Refer to “Before Using Your Amplifier”. Make sure the correct speaker load and power handling is connected. Total minimum impedance = 8 Ω.