"Excellent Amp.
I am 100% satisfied with the sound quality and amplifier versatility. My acoustic guitar has never sounded better!"

"Although this Cab is pretty small coming in at 8x10 inches, it has a sound very dear to my heart. That beautiful sound that only comes from a Marshall. Or in this case, an Orange. I paired this with a Peavey Valve King 20MH running EL84's, which is switchable from 1w, 5w to the full 20w. In essence giving me a mini Marshall, which is exactly what I was hoping for. Something that I could great tones at lower volumes. It handles the saturation and sustain very well. Similar to using my Marshall Power Brake on my bigger rigs. Granted the head is a bit larger than the cab in size, versus the Orange Micro Terro. The Peavey has 2 channels, plus Reverb and a foot switch. Quite a few more bucks too. But I am very well pleased with this $99.00 cab and how well it matches with this amp. For such a small cab, I wouldn't have any problem recommending this to anyone wanting to get a rich lush sound for practicing at home. Can't wait to venture into the larger cabs at some point. Looking for great sound in a small cab, this is it."

"I bought this as an external speaker for my little 2 watt Fender Greta tube amp; having tried other external speakers with it and getting good results I wanted something compact that I could keep with the amp all the time. This little speaker cab seemed attractive; it's a compact low-wattage speaker cabinet and it's made by Orange, a generally reputable amp manufacturer. It's width matched the width of the Greta exactly and the beige grill cloth matched the beige paint on the Greta's top cover. My only mistake was in not checking the depth dimension; the Greta is just about an inch deeper and overhangs a bit. But sound-wise, I have no complaints. Compared to the 4" internal Greta speaker there is no contest. This speaker is both much louder and clearer sounding. This speaker is also the only decent one in this size range and price point. I'll find a way to deal with the size issue, probably by building a carry frame for both units with a handle on top to make it all a nice little portable guitar rig, which was my point to begin with."