Orange TremLord 30 Black
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Orange
TremLord 30 Black
Product Info
Article Number:
456395
Brand:
Orange
Model:
TremLord 30 Black
Category:
Tube Guitar Combos
Price:
$1,098.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The TremLord 30 Black is a seriously good-sounding Orange amp in a manageable package. It nails that British crunch and smooth reverb – think classic rock and blues tones. Perfect for guitarists wanting a tube amp vibe without the massive footprint or expense of larger models.
Product Description
- Orange TremLord 30 Black
- Combo for Electric Guitar
- All-tube
- 1 channel
- Equipped with: 12" Lavoce speaker
- Power: 30/15/2/1 Watt switchable
- Class-A/B
- Preamp tubes: 3x ECC83/12AX7
- 2x ECC81/12AT7
- Power amp tubes: 4x EL84
- Reverb
- Tremolo
- FX loop
- Speaker outputs (ext.): 1x 16 Ohm
- 2x 8 Ohm
- Dimensions (W x H x D): 57 x 46 x 28.5 cm
- Weight: 24.1 kg
- Colour: Black
PROS
- • All-tube construction delivers Orange’s signature saturated warmth.
- • Lavoce speaker provides surprising clarity and low-end thump.
- • Tremolo circuit is genuinely usable and musical, not just a gimmick.
- • Compact size and switchable wattage make it versatile for practice and gigging.
CONS
- • Limited to a single channel, restricting tonal flexibility for some players.
- • Heavier than many combo amps, portability can be a challenge.
- • FX loop is convenient, but its tone can be a bit sterile.
Product Video
Key Features
Power (Watts)
30/15/2/1
Tubes
3x ECC83/12AX7, 2x ECC81/12AT7, 4x EL84
Speaker
12 in Lavoce
Channels
1
Effects
Reverb, Tremolo, FX Loop
Weight
24.1 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
The TremLord is more focused on a vintage, raw tone, while Rockerverbs offer more gain stages and versatility. The TremLord prioritizes a simpler, more direct signal path.
The reverb is a digital emulation, but Orange has done a great job of making it sound natural and lush, blending well with the amp’s character.
It handles them surprisingly well, retaining clarity and definition, though it’s not designed for extreme metal distortion. It's best suited for rock and blues-inspired tones.
