this amp takes pedals well to and this amp smokes the crush amps, so if you got the little extra $

I put a high-end clean boost pedal in front of it and it really, really sings!Other reviewers have stated you need good speakers for this amp, and that may be true, I bought this because my '65 Fender Super Reverb is in need of serious repair and will be out of commission for a while, so I needed something in the

No pedal I own is capable of producing the huge, vintage, creamy mid-range, saturated sound that this little monster is capable of.

I also highly recomend a BBE Sonic Maximizer pedal

this amp takes pedals well to and this amp smokes the crush amps, so if you got the little extra $

well made best when used with 2x12 or 4x12 cab .......takes pedals very well,only has 1 preamp tube

So, if you like pedals, stock up on 9 volt batteries to avoid power adapter noise add in

It takes pedals well.

The other loop I use to go to this tiny terror amp via a guitar big muff and boost pedal

Bottom line: unless you want full on distortion 100% of the time, you are better off with a clean amp and distortion pedal than this gutless amp.... if you are committed to Orange (and boy do they make some stunning amps) go check out the dark terror...

A cheap gain pedal seems to do the trick for classic rock.

I feel confident subtracting a star for tone because the Micro Terror doesn't exactly take pedals well either without generating too much noise, which leads to feedback

I don't think it takes dirt pedals that well

For the price of a decent pedal - just buy it.

I used a lot of pedals (fuzz, delay, modulation and reverb) when I gigged with it and it sounded great

It takes pedals very well to the front end without any trouble

distorted as you go.

Great sound l, crispy and crunchy in easy way with simple controls, no pretentious at all