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Orange Amplifiers Rockerverb 50 MK II 50W Tube Guitar Amp Head

Orange Amplifiers Rockerverb 50 MK II 50W Tube Guitar Amp Head

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$1,300.00 Price Tier: High-end

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The Orange Amplifiers Rockerverb 50 MK II 50W Tube Guitar Amp Head is where timeless sound meets modern innovation. This powerful two-channel amp head is revered by musicians for its impeccable blend of rich, vibrant cleans and thunderous high-gain tones. The MK II edition introduces a Mid EQ control on the clean channel, allowing you to shape your sound with precision. An upgraded effects loop ensures seamless integration with your pedalboard, while the enhanced reverb with an additional ECC83 preamp tube adds depth and dimension to your playing. Outfitted with robust EL34 power tubes, the Rockerverb 50 MK II delivers 50 watts of pure tube-driven power, making it ideal for both studio sessions and live performances. Whether you're crafting subtle melodies or earth-shaking riffs, this amp head is your ticket to sonic excellence.

Key Features:

50 watts of tube-driven power
Two-channel design for versatile sound options
Mid EQ control on the clean channel
Enhanced effects loop for seamless pedal integration
Larger reverb with additional ECC83 preamp tube
Equipped with EL34 power tubes for robust performance

Product specs

Brand	Orange
Model	Rockerverb 50 MK II 2-Channel 50-Watt Guitar Amp Head
Finish	Black, Orange, White
Year	2010 - 2014
Made In	United Kingdom
Categories	Guitar Heads
Built-In Effects	Built-In Effects
Color Family	Black
Electronics	Tube
Impedance	16 ohms, 8 ohms
Number of Channels	2 Channels
Number of Inputs	1 Input
Output Power (Watts)	50
Power Tube Type	EL34
Powered	Unpowered
Reverb	Spring Reverb

FAQs

What are the core tonal characteristics of the Orange Rockerverb 50 MK II?: The Orange Rockerverb 50 MK II is renowned for its rich, full-bodied tone with a versatile range from sparkling cleans to thick, saturated overdrive. It features two channels, allowing for a wide array of tonal options suitable for various music styles.
Is the Orange Rockerverb 50 MK II suitable for live performances?: Yes, the Rockerverb 50 MK II's 50-watt power output, driven by EL34 tubes, provides ample volume for live performances, while its half-power mode offers flexibility for smaller venues or quieter settings.
Does the Orange Rockerverb 50 MK II take pedals well?: The Rockerverb 50 MK II is known for its excellent pedal compatibility, thanks to its high-quality effects loop and robust tube-driven circuitry, making it an ideal choice for guitarists who use external effects.
What built-in effects does the Orange Rockerverb 50 MK II offer?: The Rockerverb 50 MK II includes a built-in spring reverb, providing lush, ambient soundscapes that enhance both clean and overdriven tones.
How does the Orange Rockerverb 50 MK II handle different guitar types?: The Rockerverb 50 MK II's versatile EQ and dynamic response make it well-suited for a variety of guitar types, from single-coil to humbucker-equipped instruments, ensuring each guitar's unique character shines through.

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PROS

Pristine cleans with a rich, fat sound that rivals Fender amps
Dirty channel offers heavy, yet clear gain, perfect for classic and modern rock
Extremely dynamic, responsive to playing nuances without adjustments
Great reverb, unique and not overly Fender-like
Handles low and high volumes without losing tone quality
Easy to dial in tones with minimal EQ adjustments needed
Enhances guitar sound, emphasizing sharp attack without harsh treble
Works well in a band setting or solo with room-filling sound

CONS

Distortion can be soft and spongy, lacking articulation for metal
High gain results in typical British channel noise without a noise gate
Head is notably heavy, adding to portability challenges

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ashbutters

almost 9 years ago

Powerful, Clear, Unparalleled.

As a metal guitarist looking for my first gig-worthy amp I was mindful not to sound like everyone else, which meant avoiding Marshall and modern USA high gain amps. Three of my most influential guitarists (Jim Root, Brent Hinds and Brian Welch) all use Orange amps, which got me looking.

I settled on the Rockerverb 50 Mk II and I'm glad that I did. The clean channel on this amp is crystal clear rivaled only by that of a Fender. It's rich and fat sounding, with tone all over the spectrum; huge bottom end, bright mids and soaring highs. The dirty channel is amazing. As you turn up the gain you start at a very clean bluesy tone. As you head towards 3 you're entering blues lead territory. Towards 5 we're now in typical garage rockband, think ACDC. Turning the gain to 6-7 you're starting to get that typical thrash metal tone, early days Metallica. From here the amp gets a bit out of hand and unless you have a good noise gate(s) you're going to have a bad time. The Rockerverbs true tone has only been used by one band (that I know of) which is Slipknot. To dial in a Jim Root Slipknot tone, crank the gain to 9-10 and adjust volume to taste. Obviously the louder the better.

The only 'Con' this amp has is it's typical British dirty channel noise - that combination of high gain hissing and harmonic hum that seems relentless. But luckily for you I have found the answer! applause The ISP Decimator II G-String. This pedal has a guitar IN/OUT to sense your line input, as well as a separate circuit for the amps effects loop. When it gates the guitar line, it also gates the effects loop, removing the pre-amp hiss/hum that affects us all. Unfortunately, the only thing that the Decimator can't mute is the girlfriend, but that's what the volume knob is for.

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Rock Blues Progressive rock