Orange Little Bass Thing
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Orange
Little Bass Thing
Product Info
Article Number:
478652
Brand:
Orange
Model:
Little Bass Thing
Category:
Solid-State Bassheads
Price:
$812.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Little Bass Thing delivers that unmistakable Orange crunch and clarity in a surprisingly portable package. It’s a fantastic choice for gigging bassists needing a powerful, reliable head with a great DI output—especially those who love a rock-oriented sound and want something lighter than a traditional tube amp.
Product Description
- Orange Little Bass Thing
- Amp Head for Electric Bass
- 1 Channel
- Class D power amplifier
- Output power: 500 W
- Minimum of 4 Ohm total
- FX loop
- Compressor
- Foot switchable
- DI output
- 2 Speaker outputs
- 3-Band tone control with semi-parametric midrange control
- Dimensions (W x H x D): 27.6 x 8.5 x 25.1 cm
- Weight: 2.95 kg
- Colour: White
PROS
- • Orange's signature rock-and-roll tone in a compact, manageable head
- • Class D power provides immense headroom without excessive weight
- • Semi-parametric midrange offers precise tonal shaping possibilities
- • DI output with compressor is a gig-ready, streamlined solution
CONS
- • Limited EQ flexibility compared to more complex amp designs
- • While lightweight for its power, still substantial for frequent transport
- • White finish might not appeal to everyone's aesthetic preferences
Product Video
Key Features
Power (Watts)
500
EQ Bands
3
DI Output
Yes
Effects
Compressor
Speaker Output
2
Weight
2.95 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
It's more streamlined and lighter than the flagship Terror series, offering a similar core tone but with fewer features and a more focused EQ.
The compressor is subtle but effective, smoothing out dynamics and adding a touch of polish—perfect for live performance without squashing your sound.
The DI output and clean headroom make it quite capable for recording, although you'll want a good preamp if you're chasing very specific, ultra-clean tones.
