Orange Crush 20 RT

A good amp for those who just want to start playing the electric guitar. I've been playing it for about six months. There are no problems, except for the native distortion. I recommend it to everyone to buy

Amazing amp for this price range. When looking for a new amp i've tested different options as: boss katana (#1 if you are looking for quality and features), fender mustang, blackstar id, vox ...
The orange crush was the one that showed the most organic sound and good distortion.

PROS:
Good dirtotion
Reverb
Tunner

CONS:
not full featured as boss katana and others on the list I tried

I bought this for use as a compact practice amp.
I play heavy metal (Metallica, Sabbath etc.) through it and found that it has enough volume and gain for practice needs (could probably even do small gigs with it). I can even get quite a punchy and response tone on it, that sounds quite good when playing faster thrash stuff.

The only lacking feature is an FX loop. Which you can get by buying its older brother, the 35RT, instead.

As a bonus; the amp looks very tasteful! Orange really knows how to do aesthetics.

This is my first guitar amp and I'm really happy with it. It's really intuitive and fun to use. Magnificent and versatile sounds are easy to conjure.

Perfect amp with brilliant sounding drive/crunch at high gain on the dirty channel.

Beautiful looking and sounding. If you are middle-aged and need to convince your spouse you need a new amp, this one will look beautiful in any room.

For this price, it's a really nice amp. I use it as a home practice amp. I'm not sure if it's suitable for gig use, but it's perfectly fine for home use.

I was suprised by how good of an amp this is. It is one of the finest amps which comes with a tuner and a reverb within the amp. The size is perfect for a practicing amp and it sounds great!

I love this thing. The voice of the world speaker is a particular brand of speaker that I really like. This little amp really packs a punch and is more than enough for a little bedroom noodling and practicing anything else I've got going on. I think it would even work quite well out on a gig with the right PA setup. The dirty setting is where it really shines, the overdrive hits so hard you can even get some smashing pumpkin Big Muff sounds out of it without a Big Muff. I think it's great. Couldn't be happier.

Easy to handle, god sound and loud enough.