Orange Amps Crush 20 Twin-Channel 20W Guitar Amplifier Giraffe Print accessory
A compact 20W twin-channel practice amp with Giraffe Print finish, footswitchable Clean and Dirty channels, 8" Voice of the World speaker, CabSim headphone output and Aux In for backing tracks
- Surface finishGiraffe Print
- Twin-channel design delivers clean and high-gain overdrive tones from a single amp
- All-analogue signal path provides responsive feel and dynamic touch sensitivity
- Custom 8" Voice of the World speaker produces commanding punch and presence
- CabSim-loaded headphone output enables silent practice with speaker-cabinet emulation
- Aux input allows playing along with backing tracks through the amplifier
Compact Practice Amplifier
The Orange Crush 20 is a twin-channel 20W guitar amplifier built around an all-analogue signal path. It delivers the brand's signature overdriven and distorted tones in a portable format suited to home practice and rehearsal.
Thermal and Power Behaviour
The solid-state design runs cool and quiet during typical practice sessions without the maintenance demands of valve circuitry. Its 20W output provides ample headroom for bedroom volumes while keeping power draw modest.
Upgrade Context
This amp replaces smaller modelling or single-channel practice units when a player wants footswitchable Clean and Dirty channels plus a CabSim headphone output. The jump is worthwhile for guitarists who prioritise analogue feel and a dedicated high-gain preamp over built-in effects libraries.
How it compares
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- Price $133.99
- Pricier than about 90% of the 351 comparable items (median $23.99).
Specifications
| Size & build | |
|---|---|
| Surface finish | Giraffe Print |
Questions about this item
How do I connect a footswitch to toggle between the Clean and Dirty channels?
Plug a compatible latching footswitch into the rear-panel footswitch jack; the amp will then let you switch channels hands-free.
Which parts are most likely to need replacement after extended use?
The 8" Voice of the World speaker and the preamp tubes in the four-stage high-gain circuit are the components that typically wear first.
At what point does the 20 W output start to compress when pushed hard?
The 20-watt power section begins to sag and compress once the master volume is driven past roughly three-quarters, limiting clean headroom.
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