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Description
Introduce the Orange PPC412 Guitar Speaker Cabinet, a powerhouse of British tone, delivering a punchy low end and supreme full-range definition. With its ability to push up to 240 watts at 16 ohms, this cabinet is designed to keep you rocking through generations.
Equipped with four 12" Celestion Vintage 30 speakers, the PPC412 provides a classic British tone, defining rock music with its tight, punchy lows, smooth mids, and crisp, detailed highs. These Vintage 30s can handle 60 watts each, ensuring your overdrive tones can reach their maximum potential without any undesirable breakup.
Constructed from high-density 18mm birch plywood, this guitar speaker cabinet is resilient, designed to withstand the rigors of the road. The unique 'skid' design feet help couple the cabinet to the stage, offering a tight low end and full sound. It's not just about performance, it's about convenience too, featuring durable cabinet handles for easy loading and unloading.
With a power handling of 240 watts at 16 ohms, the PPC412 works harmoniously with a wide range of guitar amp heads, producing enormous volume and gain. The closed-back design focuses the sound forward, providing a concentrated and focused tone, making the PPC412's 4x12" configuration a staple of rock and roll.
Key Features:
- High-density 18mm birch plywood construction
- Four 12" Celestion Vintage 30 speakers
- Power handling of 240 watts at 16 ohms
- Unique 'skid' design feet for acoustic coupling
- Durable cabinet handles for easy transportation
- Closed-back design for focused sound output
- 1/4-inch parallel input jacks
- Heavy-duty woven paper grill cloth
- Distinctive Orange aesthetic
Product specs
| Configuration | 4 x 12" |
| Powered | No |
| Speakers | Celestion Vintage 30 |
| Power Handling | 240W |
| Impedance | 16 ohms |
| Mono/Stereo | Mono |
| Cabinet Type | Straight |
| Open/Closed Back | Closed |
| Inputs | 2 x 1/4" |
| Construction Material | Birch |
| Height | 30" |
| Width | 31" |
| Depth | 15" |
| Weight | 110 lbs. |
FAQs
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What speakers are used in the Orange PPC412 cabinet?
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The Orange PPC412 cabinet is equipped with four Celestion Vintage 30 speakers, known for their warm midrange and focused tone.
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Is the Orange PPC412 cabinet suitable for live performances?
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Yes, with a power handling capacity of 240 watts and a robust construction, the Orange PPC412 is ideal for live performances, delivering powerful sound projection.
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What is the impedance of the Orange PPC412 cabinet?
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The Orange PPC412 cabinet has an impedance of 16 ohms, making it compatible with a wide range of amplifiers.
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Does the Orange PPC412 cabinet have an open or closed back design?
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The Orange PPC412 cabinet features a closed-back design, which enhances its focused and punchy sound quality.
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How heavy is the Orange PPC412 cabinet?
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The Orange PPC412 cabinet weighs approximately 110 lbs, ensuring stability and durability for stage use.
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What is the construction material of the Orange PPC412 cabinet?
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The Orange PPC412 cabinet is constructed from high-quality birch, contributing to its robust build and excellent tonal characteristics.
Videos
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Reviews
PROS
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Exceptionally balanced sound with focused low end and sparkling top end
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Solid construction, built to last a lifetime
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Versatile, excellent for metal music and adaptable to various genres
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Celestion V30 speakers provide clean, crisp, and clear tones
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Adds a unique personality and precision to sound
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Deep, dense wood construction enhances durability and sound quality
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Heavy-duty but manageable with assistance
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Favored by professional musicians for both recording and live shows
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Works well with a variety of amplifier heads, including Mesa and Orange
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Unique design enhances bass response and overall sound clarity
CONS
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Heavy, challenging to move without help
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Lacks casters, making transportation and positioning difficult
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Can be bass-heavy, requiring adjustment for optimal recording sound
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Susceptible to damage due to minimal packaging and handling during shipping
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Expensive, representing a significant investment
5.0 out of 5
Based on 11 Reviews and 61 Ratings
267
Hands down favourite cab
Both myself and everybody knows how good these cabs are. Having recently owned a Marshall 1960 AV with v30's (which was a fantastic cab and I wouldn't have sold it if I didn't have to), the tone was incredible but man this cab just brings out so much of that natural low end that just resonates so well when you're hitting those real big chords like I tend to do a lot. The resonance is real.
Admittedly, the size and weight of it as an absolute pain but I knew I'd be kicking myself if I just got a 2x12 for the convenience of it when this thing packs so much punch. This, paired with my Rockerverb MkII is a beastly combination and I don't see myself changing to anything else in the future.
215
Great but heavy
Cabinet from the 70s, this thing is built like a brick house and weighs about the same. Has 4x30 watt greenbacks.
275
Best Cab
I used this cabinet to record an Orange OR120 for my band's debut album
91
Heavy cab, heavy tone !
It's a beast to carry due to its weight but sound wise (what really matters), its FANTASTIC !!
Punchy, Orange tone
Wonderful, focused tone, not in the least bit over-boomy. Loaded with Celestion V30s
Love it....
Endorsed by Orange... Great guys who make great products...
Best cab I have ever used...
Artist usage
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“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.
Shown mic'd up in the studio to be used
“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!”
Chad can be seen playing through one of these in the live video for their show at crowbar, he also has a black version on the side where Ian plays too.
They speak about the cabinet, that david uses around 18:27.
Luke has a Maxon Distortion Master, a Boss EQ modded by Adrian Thorpe of Thorpy FX, and an Electro-Harmonix Canyon delay. These go into Orange amps, currently TH30s, but they have plans to go to stacks when bigger gigs are possible again.
Mentions in this interview that he uses both an Orange 4x12 and 2x12 live.
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.
"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.”
Album Usage
The Orange PPC412 Guitar Speaker Cabinet has been featured on the following albums:
Dial Tones X (feat. Holding Absence)
As It Is (2025)
Snow Globes
Black Country, new road (2022)
Ants From Up There
Black Country, new road (2022)
Track X
Black Country, new road (2021)
Track X (The Guest)
Black Country, new road (2021)
Chaos Space Marine
Black Country, new road (2021)
Bread Song
Black Country, new road (2021)
Concorde
Black Country, new road (2021)
For the first time
Black Country, new road (2021)
Science Fair
Black Country, new road (2020)
Sunglasses
Black Country, new road (2019)
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Fresno (2019)
Black_24:
a crowd of rebellion (2019)
Near To The Wild Heart Of Life
Japandroids (2017)
The Guilt & The Grief
Polaris (2016)
Never Happy, Ever After
As It Is (2015)
Zipper Down
Eagles of Death Metal (2015)
The Revelation
coldrain (2013)
Rockmafia Debrecen (Remastered)
Tankcsapda (2012)
Danger Days: The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys
My Chemical Romance (2010)
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