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The Orange Crush Bass 50 Glenn Hughes Deep Purple is a compact yet powerful combo amp, ideal for bassists seeking versatile tone for rehearsals or club gigs. Designed to offer a wide sonic palette, it can transition from warm clean to vintage crunch, or even full distortion, thanks to its dual analog circuit. Its professional features, such as 3-band EQ with parametric mid, buffered effects loop, and built-in tuner, make it a perfect choice for demanding musicians in the studio or on stage.
| Power | 50 Watts |
|---|---|
| Preamp | Transistor |
| Power Amp | Transistor / Bi-amped based on OB1 circuit |
| Controls | Active 3-band EQ, parametric mid control (300Hz to 2.7kHz), Blend, Master Volume, chromatic tuner, buffered effects loop |
| Speaker | 12 inches |
| Inputs | Aux in for MP3 or CD player |
| Outputs | Headphone output with CabSim speaker simulation |
| Dimensions (L x H x D) | 43 × 48.5 × 27.5 cm |
| Weight | 14.45 Kg |
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