Orange TremLord 30 1×12 30-watt Combo Amplifier (Black), Gator GFW-GTR-1000 Stand, Gator GFW-GTR-SEAT, ErnieBall 1/4 Bundle

Description
Orange Amplifiers Tremlord 30 Guitar Combo Amp, 30w, 1×12
The TremLord 30 is our very British take on the 1950s amplifier. Its a 30 Watt, 1×12 all valve guitar combo with two footswitchable valve driven tremolo speeds and a two spring reverb tank. Contrary to our other combos, weve worked with Italian speaker designer Lavoce to deliver a unique speaker able to deliver more headroom and the smoother top end required for the unique vintage tones of this amplifier while our carefully chosen EL84 output valves enable the unique British tone associated with Orange.

Bedroom to Headroom Switch
When in Bedroom mode (2 or 1 Watts), the circuit has been designed to retain the springiness and feel that we love about valve amps, a sensation that often gets lost with some attenuator designs. This makes for great tones in the practice room or in the studio, with the option to step up a gear to 15 Watt or 30 Watts for the stage.

Valve Buffered Effect Loop
A post tremolo, FX loop allows players to use proper, built in tremolo anywhere in a modern FX chain. Driven by a 12AT7, the fully buffered, low impedance design allows for any number of effects and cables to be patched in without sacrificing tone. Its incredibly transparent, meaning your pedal arsenal will perform to its absolute peak.

Two Spring Reverb Tank
Our two spring Reverb tank offers masses of reverb with springs that can be heard, making it deeper, splashier and crashier. Driven by a single 12AT7/ECC81 valve and our own custom transformer, the spring reverb circuit is our richest sounding spring reverb design to date. Add a foot pedal for switching the reverb on or off during gigs.

Footswitchable Vlave Tremolo
Harking back to tremolos made famous in the 50s, our 12AX7 Valve powered Tremolo gives versatile depth control. The two speed controls are foot-switchable allowing for quick switching between your favourite dialled in settings or defeating the tremolo entirely.