Orange Little Bass Thing 500 Watts Bass Guitar Head

One of the main reasons I was in the market for an amp is that I knew I was going to be traveling on a plane to play shows. After weeks of research I narrowed my choices down to The Little Bass Thing and a GK Legacy. I’ve loved GK and played one for 15 years but I decided I would give in to the urge to try something new. I’m glad I did.This little amp looks so cool coming out box and it plays so well with my basses. Whether it’s a Fender or a Musicman, this bass amp sings! I play in a ska band so clean tones are super important to me, but I also compete with two guitars playing a lot of distortion so I have to cut through a lot of noise. This is the first amp where I can cut through without relying on too much treble. This amp has a nice growl to it to go along with a deep bass that is unmatched by anything I’ve tried in this price range.Travel with the Little Bass Thing is super easy as well. I purchased a case from Orange directly and I can carry this thing through airport security without issue. It fits nicely standing up in an overhead compartment and takes up nearly zero room in my rental cars. It’s lightweight and sturdy enough to where I know it can take some bumps and keep going.The only downside to this amp is that it only has a Speakon connection and an XLR line out. Normally this isn’t an issue because this is what I prefer to have, but I’ve played a venue where the backline was only offered with a 1/4 plug and my amp had to sit that gig out (it was a low end ampeg cab).

i was what i wanted and shipping was fast and easy