What Darvin said.

Alternative Idea- put some kind of baffle in front of the cab.
A pillow, hang a rug over it,have 2 groupies sit in front of it, whatever is at hand...

-Jon

Quiet So, Big Bear. Boss effects have less alaising of the clock freq harmonics than their digital competition. The V+ line is still prone to problems WHEN RUNNING OFF A COMMON POWER SUPPLY. Running it off batteries you should have no problem. There's no sub for the Real Deal- tube/spring reverb. Ye...

The Angelfire link came-up but no picture or other related info came up- probably my antique computer. In general, Orange amps have no standby switch. This is also true of Hi Watt- a comtemporary British amp. As these amps use a solid state rectifier it seems at first glance like a sure case of cath...

bclaire: As a Ruby dealer for years with MANY happy customers I will try to answer your question. Ruby sells 3 grades of preamps tubes- High Grade,Select, Untested. High Grade is selected for gain, tone and low microphonics. They are garrenteed for 90 days. Select tubes are ones with not quiet the g...

I think I have one of these amps in the shop at this point.

The back is a piece of "gold-anodized perferated steel" much like a Marshall's. I'll check the size and model if I remember tomorrow.

-Jon

Believe that the high freq noise you're hearing is the CLOCK in the pedals. These are digital devices and as such are run on a high freq oscillator known ,in the biz, as a "clock". This "leaking" of the clock into the audio signal is known as aliasing, in the biz. Neither of the pedals you mention a...

PLEASE SET THE MAINS SELECTOR FOR THE CLOSEST VOLTAGE TO WHAT COMES OUT OF THE WALL IN YOUR COUNTRY. DISASTER IS SURE TO FOLLOW IF YOU DO NOT! I have seen amps with burned-up power transformers here in the USA by folks who ran it at 240V rather than 120V- on Marshalls anyway. The Orange is no differ...