Orange Amplification has unveiled the TremLord 30, which the company is touting as its “very British take on the 1950s amplifier.”
The 30-watt, 1x12 all valve combo boasts two 12AT7 tubes and three 12AX7 tubes in the preamp section and four EL84 tubes output tubes.
Features include built-in valve tremolo with two footswitchable speeds; two-spring reverb tank (footswitchable, on/off); post-tremolo FX loop; and an Italian-designed Lavoce 12-inch speaker.
There’s also a "Headroom to Bedroom" switch, which makes it possible to shift the TremLord between 30/15 watts and 2/1 watts.
For more information on the TremLord 30, head over to Orange Amps.
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