Orange PPC412 Guitar Speaker Cabinet

In this Instagram video you can clearly see the Orange Speaker under the Orange Terror.

On the Orange Amplification [artists page](https://www.orangeamps.com/portfolio-item/5-seconds-of-summer/) it says that Michael Clifford, of 5 Seconds of Summer is currently using this Speaker Cabinet. He can be seen using this particular cab in all of 5 Seconds of Summer's live performances over the last 2 years including [this one](http://youtu.be/neG29gnsAWE) at around :23s.

Orange's website lists that Iero uses the 4x12 cabinets live.

At 2:43 in this rig rundown, the text on the screen confirms that Brent Hinds uses Orange PPC412 Guitar Speaker Cabinets.

Listed on Mastodon's official Orange endorser page.

In this [article](http://orangeampsblog.com/?p=249) discussing Orage Amps gear, Stephen Carpenter of [Deftones](https://equipboard.com/band/deftones), "has just recently come over to the "Orange side." He’ll be playing his Fractal Axe FX through (2) PPC412 speaker cabs running in stereo," discussing his Orange PPC412 Guitar Speaker Cabinet.

According to the official Orange Website, Scott Holiday uses Orange PPC412 Cabs. https://orangeamps.com/portfolio-item/scott-holiday-of-rival-sons/

Joe is featured in Orange Amps' Artists, stating he uses PPC412 Cab.

[This article](http://orangeampsblog.com/?p=249) by Orange Amplification reads, "Chino Moreno uses a Thunderverb 50 paired with a PPC412…"

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

this video shows Ryan using an orange cab along with a marshall head.

In this promotional image, Andreas is posing in front of a full-stack amplifier that includes two PPC412 4 X 12? closed back speaker cabinets.

At 29.00 in this video and at 9.44 you can see an Orange 4x12 that Jesse uses with his Rockerverb 50 Mk III. 9.44 - https://youtu.be/88vqY618SUk?t=584

In this photo, behind Wata, there are plenty of Orange PPC412 guitar speaker cabinets.

In this photo of a Neck Deep live show, you can see Neck Deep's backline consisting of Orange amps and cabs, including the PPC412

All throughout this video you can see Steve's presumably new amp. I have not seen him using many other amps besides his fender. It also appears that the bassist and maybe Stephan as well use Orange products as shown throughout the video.

In a demonstration video that was taken at March 7th of 2016 for the release of Syu's new signature guitar, ESP Crying V, he was also seen using an Orange PPC 4x12 cabinet with his Rockerverb amp head. The cabinet can be seen at 4:57.

“The reason I use Orange is because Black Sabbath had Orange shi*t in their Paranoid video. Plus I remember seeing the Blood Brothers shred them when I saw them a few times and they always sounded huge. Oh, and they look cool.” Andy

At 1:41 this shot shows the same amp head model as Steve's (The lead guitarists). The size and number of knobs is evident as well as the two visible toggle switches on the amp face. Lastly the glare is obviously coming from the Orange jewel light. This amp head also clearly sits atop a Orange 4x12 which can be seen through by the amps speaker impression and where the mic is placed.

For cabinets, Takeshi uses Orange 4x12's to blast his Model T heads.

According to [Orange Amps](https://www.orangeamps.com/portfolio-item/matt-and-woody-of-our-last-night/), Matt is currently using a PPC412 Cab.

They're both using the Axe Fx's (Ultras) live (which I assumed), and they sound sick. What interested me is that they each run their signal in stereo. One side skips cab emulation and gets tuned to their Orange cabs, and that purely acts as a stage monitor, and a backup in case something goes wrong.

In this video, Sam explains what Orange gear he uses in his rig and what he has used in the past; 2 Rockerverb heads, 2 4x12 cabinets and an AD30 combo.

The Orange PPC412 cabinet can be seen behind Matt in this picture.

Listed as the gear that Tom Petersson uses on the official Orange website. https://orangeamps.com/portfolio-item/tom-petersson-of-cheap-trick/

Seen in this GuitarGeek diagram. Can also be seen in multiple live videos from his time with Escape the Fate.

2 Orange cabinets can be seen behind Brian along with hiwatt amp heads during this performance.

On the official Orange site, it is stated that Gira uses a PPC412.

Seamus is "Currently Using" a PPC412 according to Orange Amps website.

Mentions in this interview that he uses both an Orange 4x12 and 2x12 live.

The orange 4x12 is the cabinet on the bottom.

They speak about the cabinet, that david uses around 18:27.

“I bought my first Orange amp in 2009 I think and immediately knew that this amp is for me. I have played everything from sludgy doom to boogie rock on my Orange amps and it sounds amazing for everything. And as a bonus, it looks great!”

Aron is using an Orange 4×12 guitar cabinet for bass, they talk about it around 12:10 in the video.

Here appears Roine's amp configuration.

Used live pre-breakup

> “I’ve played Orange for years and have yet to find more responsive, durable amps than the Orange Terror series. They’re great for touring and recording. Oh and the cabs can hold the weight of my big ass!” -Chris Bishop; [Orange Amplifiers](https://orangeamps.com/blog/portfolio-item/chris-bishop-of-crobot/)

In an image posted to Twitter, Wil's Quilter amp can be seen running in to an Orange PPC 4x12 cab.

In this video, Ben (along with the rest of the members) is playing the Orange 4x12" cabinet. This can be seen at 0:34 in the video. The cabinet is rated at 240 watts and is loaded with Celestial V30 speakers.

STRAIGHT FRONT, CLOSED-BACK 4×12 ? 18MM HIGH DENSITY BALTIC BIRCH PLYWOOD CONSTRUCTION ? 2 X PARALLEL ¼” INPUT JACKS FOR ‘DAISY-CHAINING TO ANOTHER 16 OHM CABINET (TOTAL LOAD = 8 OHMS) ? HARD WEARING WOVEN PAPER GRILLE CLOTH ? SKID RUNNERS

Listed on https://orangeamps.com/portfolio-item/swans/

Listed on https://orangeamps.com/portfolio-item/sylvain-sylvain-of-new-york-dolls/

This cabinet can be seen in the background along with Blake's 5150III head.

Orange PPC412 Guitar Speaker Cabinet

Around 1:10 he talks about the Orange Cab.

Listed on https://orangeamps.com/portfolio-item/lou-cotton-of-we-came-as-romans/

there is a photo of him with it

Orange states the Orange gear that Kamron uses and how he feels about his gear.

He uses it with a Marshall head and a Fender amplifier at this live performance. Pause the video around 0:08 and 0:31 and you can catch a view at his amps.

From the Orange Amps artist page; “Orange has always had an important impact on the Cult of Luna sound. With three low tuned guitars there is always a risk to lose the clearness in the tone. But with the Orange PPC412 behind me I never need to worry about the power and clearness in the low end. A pure work horse.”

"Currently I’m using a Marshall 1960A and an Orange PPC412 cabinet. The Marshall has G12T-75 speakers and the Orange has V30s, neither is actually my ideal but together the darker and more dampened Orange cab mixes well with the treble from the Marshall. It works, but I’m looking for old Marshall cabs with V60s.”

Can be seen at 0:01 during this live performance of Sorry You're Not A Winner.

"I updated my rig recently. I wanted to improve my tone, having something bigger, wider. I tried a lot of heads to fit my new drive pedals and the Terror Bass was the perfect match. It just cranks the lows with plenty of punch. I love my new bass tone.” Valentin Hauser

I saw them live and could take a look at their gear. He's using two PPC412 (one at the left, the other at the right).

According to the Premier Guitar's interview, Holt uses the Orange 4x12 speaker cabinet.

Listed on https://orangeamps.com/portfolio-item/davey-grahs-of-pop-evil/

Watt can be seen using Orange PPC412 4x12 cabinets in this photo.

At 0:01 you can clearly see an Orange 4x12 behind Luke, and all throughout the video

Tom is listed as using the Orange PPC412 in black on Orange's website.

According to [this](http://www.premierguitar.com/articles/20659-rig-rundown-the-devil-wears-prada) Premier Guitar rig rundown, Jeremy DePoyster uses a 4x12 Orange cabinet.

"There's a reason why all 3 guitarists in our band use Orange and it’s not just how cool they look! There really is no other amp that packs the punch that Orange do and we get complimented on our sound regularly as a result."

In this concert Mark is playing through two Orange ppc412 cabs.

orange artist cabinet

Seen on the right at 37:03 in this video. Used in tandem with a black, unbranded 4x12 to create a full stack.

“The Orange PPC412 4×12 cab is simply one of the best guitar cabinets I have been able to use in the past 10 years of playing guitar and touring. Great sound, very solid gear, fits perfectly with the rest of my gear.” Baptiste Vigier

He is lasted as using this amp on Orange's website.

Seen in this video at 1:52.

In this video at 0:13, Stone can be seen using an Orange PPC412 cabinet.

“I always used to think that being in a ‘heavier’ band meant using niche gear specifically designed for heavy music – until I discovered the versatility and power of the Orange Rockerverb 100 head. After hearing what Jim Root & Wes Borland were doing with these amps, I had to try ’em out. I was sold immediately. It has just the right amount of features, no ‘fluff’. The heads do everything you want, and go to places tonally that other amps can’t. Plus it’s no secret that Orange cabs smoke everything else on the market. I finally feel like I’m playing through gear that makes ‘my sound’ happen. Orange gear stands out both off and on stage, shreds through the mix and sets you apart from the herd. My amps sound & look sexy, plus they are completely bombproof. All that and they’re made right here in England, what more could you ask for?

At 3:04 in this video, we can see a Orange PPC412 behind Andy

Clayton pictured here with two Orange 4 x 12"s

The item can be seen 1:55 into this video

as used at the MTV UMA

“I honestly spent four years trying to find the right amp. And those four years were stressful ones regarding playing guitar live – just ask my band mates and our manager. All I needed was an amp to handle what I did with my pedals and to have enough headroom to manage big, swelling sounds. I thought I’d found the perfect head in the Orange Rockerverb 100, but then I tried the AD30. It was even better. It is a perfect head, and it has made my touring life soooo much more enjoyable. I’m not a ‘techie’ style guitarist – I just want the perfect sounding tone. And I think that the AD30 gets me there. Or at least as close as I’ve ever been.?”

“I own an Orange PPC412 4×12 cab. It’s the best guitar cabinet I have been able to use in the past 10 years of playing guitar and touring. It is solid gear and definitely takes my guitar tone up!” Lucas D’Angelo

Mike Lewis use various Orange products, including the AD30 Combo, Thunderverb 200 and Rockerverb 50 heads, with PPC412 cabs

Seen using during Gospel show, on far right of frame

Cabinet and head pictured

Toni Torres use this cabinet in HCTSOUND recording studio and some shows.

He used the orange cabinet during the vans warped tour 2013, it can be seen at 4.25

Stated at Orange artist page as "cureently using" and can be seen on live performance photos.

“I’ve always loved the sound that Orange amps provide. I’ve been using Orange speaker cabs for over 20 years. I bought my Rocker 30 to use as a practice amp at home, but after taking it into the studio on a whim and discovering that it sounded better than every other amp in there, it became my stage amp. It’s also all over the most recent Toadies records. When I’m playing live, I need a tone that is crunchy but has definition. I also need a lot of feedback, and I need to be able to control it. My setup provides me with a nicely overdriven sound, rich in harmonics – the key to good feedback. Once in a great while, I’ll be forced to play on someone else’s amp (even much more expensive amps), and nothing even begins to sound close to the Rocker 30. Orange Amplifiers is the only sponsorship I’ve ever sought out, and I couldn’t be more proud to be working with them.”

John is seen playing through an Orange 4x12 cabinet at 0:10 in this 1993 concert.

Used by both George McMullan and Cody Wellons from 2012-2015