Orange Amplifiers Rockerverb 100 MK II 100W Tube Guitar Amp Head

at 0:30 of robot rock if you pause you can see a line of orange amplifiers including a purple orange rockerverb on top of 2 orange 2x12s. You can see a better shot of the stack at 0:54

In this photo of Ryan Jarman performing live, his amp head can be seen in the background. Based on the writing in the upper right corner of the head, he is using an Orange Rockerverb 100 on top of a large Orange speaker cab. This photo is from The Cribs at O Beco São Paulo, and was taken November 2012 by [Donetts Diniz](https://www.flickr.com/photos/sithlawyer/).

In this promotional image, Andreas is posing in front of a full-stack amplifier that includes a Orange Rockerverb 100 MKII Head and two [PPC412](http://equipboard.com/items/orange-ppc412-guitar-speaker-cabinet) cabinets.

Frank uses a Rockerverb 100 through two 4x12 orange cabinets as part of his live rig, as shown in this video by Orange.

JIMMY SMITH OF FOALS CURRENTLY USING: * Rockerverb 100 MKII Head * PPC412 Cab

Slipknot and Stone Sour guitarist Jim Root uses Orange Rockerverb 100 heads for his live rig, as seen in this video at (0:50). It's basically "straight into the heads," Root says. "I'm not using any external distortion, just using the preamps from the heads for all the gain," he said.

Ben: I use mainly Wizard amps live. In the studio, it varies, but the Wizards are always there. They are custom built in Canada by Rick St. Pierre who has been with AC/DC for decades. They are pretty unmatched when it comes to clarity, volume and tone. They’re not an easy amp to play; they force you to be on your game and really show the player themselves.

Ben: I use mainly Wizard amps live. In the studio, it varies, but the Wizards are always there. They are custom built in Canada by Rick St. Pierre who has been with AC/DC for decades. They are pretty unmatched when it comes to clarity, volume and tone. They’re not an easy amp to play; they force you to be on your game and really show the player themselves.

In this show Billy can be seen using an Organge Head amp, in the down far right corner.

In this picture you can see a Orange Rockverb 100MK II 100W Tube Guitar Amp Head behind Lincoln

In some pictures from this show they did on April 4th 2017, you can see a couple Rockerverbs in the background.

"We wanted every amp to have it's own purpose. I used an Orange when the band first started," says Matt Skiba, at 1:19 in this rig rundown.

At 12:19 in this "Rig Rundown" video, you can see Zack's Rockerverb 100 II Head. About Orange he says: "They're an awesome company, they treat artists real good, so I got this Rockerverb, I always liked how they sounded and in the context of what I was trying to achieve here, it just fit perfect."

According to Orange Amplifiers' [official site](https://www.orangeamps.com/portfolio-item/zack-anderson-of-blues-pills/), the Rockerverb 100 MK IIs are used by Dorian, with him saying “I love the tube tones, which link perfectly with my pedals.”

In this video from Fearless Records, we see one of the guitarist and front-man of Pierce The Veil, Vic Fuentes, showing his touring rig. At this point in the video, he shows us the Orange Amplifiers Rockerverb 100 MK II 100W Tube Guitar Amp Head. He uses this is a backup. In this video, he states that his MAIN amp is a custom "from the ground up" amp his guitar tech made and that he cannot go into detail what is inside. He claims it's a secret and it should remain that way.

According to Guitar Geek's [rig diagram](http://www.guitargeek.com/lee-malia-bring-me-the-horizon-guitar-rig-and-gear-setup-2011/), Lee uses a Orange Rockerverb 100 amp.

You can see Eric is running through the Rockerverb with an Orange 412 on the left side of the stage.

In this interview with Effectsbay about the effect pedals on John's board, the Orange Rockerverb 100 MKII halfstack is mentioned as one of the amplifiers used

The "Equipment" section of this article sourced by the World Heritage Encyclopedia™ states that Charlie has "been seeing using a Diezel VH4, Orange Rockerverb 100, and a Peavey 5150."

In this photo, Aaron Brooks can be seen with two Orange Rockerverb 100 MKII.

In this video the artist shows his personal studio including the amps he uses for rehearsing, recording and on stange

Can be see playing the the head throughout the entire video, and Orange states that he uses this amp in the decription.

"A full-on Orange man, DePoyster relies on two Orange Rockerverb 100 MKII heads (one is a back-up) for his dirty tone," reads Jeremy DePoyster's [rig rundown](http://www.premierguitar.com/articles/20659-rig-rundown-the-devil-wears-prada).

Barry's amplifier can be seen here, and words are clearly seen as "Rockerverb 100, MK II".

It can be seen in 4.25

This amps are used in their sets normally for guitars/bass

This amp is seen throughout their live performances.

In this article with Guitar World, Lou and fellow WCAR guitarist Josh Moore describe their Warped Tour gear and setups.

Dave talks about his Orange Amps and cabs in this rig rundown video from 8.13 onwards. The Rockerverb is his backup. https://youtu.be/88vqY618SUk?t=496

From a Gear Gods interview in 2014. Doesn’t talk about it, but can be seen at 2:12.

In this picture you can see an Orange Rockerverb 100 Watt Tube Guitar Amp Head behind Ed on stage at a Yuck concert

PH Polizelli - Studio 32 - Orange Amplifiers Rockerverb 100 MK II 100W

Parker uses an Orange Rockerverb 100 MK II on tour since 2014

Premier Guitar Gear Information

Syu using this amp head while demosntrating his crying v guitar

Oranges website state that Kamron uses orange and gives a quote from Kamron on how he feels about Orange. “Orange has always been my go to cab because they have such a clear punchy tone. The Rockerverb 100 MKII is a plug-in play head. No matter what room you’re in or what sound you are going for it has given me what I was looking for. I couldn’t be happier with my set up.”

In the Music video for Shinebox By his band CrazyEightyEight, Jarrod uses a orange amp head

I took a picture of his pedalboard at their show in Berlin 2018.