British amplifier manufacturer, Orange Amps launched the Tiny Terror amp in 2006 and has already sold over 30,000 units, making it one of the most in-demand amps in the world.
Dual Terror from Orange Amps
The concept of the Tiny Terror was simple: squeeze every drop of Orange’s unique signature tone into a lunch-box sized amp to create 15 watts of unmistakable Orange Class A Tone weighing only a few kilos - and at a price every guitarist can afford.
Orange can now announce the next generation of the Tiny Terror concept - the ‘Dual Terror’: a twin channel, 30-watt head, switchable from 30 to 15 or 7 watts giving more choice and options shrunk into a size that belies its power!
Outstanding jazz, blues and fusion guitarist Scott Henderson is to be the next legendary player to headline in a series of masterclasses hosted by the Guitar Institute in London in association with Guitar Getaways Awaydays. This follows the hugely successful event featuring Larry Carlton at the end of last year.
Scott Henderson’s impressive work over the years as co-leader of the group Tribal Tech, and as sideman for Chick Corea, Jean Luc Ponty and Joe Zawinul has elevated him to the front ranks of both jazz and blues. Scott’s trademark today, apart from being a world class player and premier composer, is his unique sound and striking ability to switch from wonderful, soulful blues to incredible, technical jazz.
The Guitar Institute, part of London’s Institute of Contemporary Music Performance (ICMP) is delighted to announce, in partnership with Yamaha and Musicradar.com, the launch of its 2009 guitar scholarship programme. The lucky winner will receive a free place, worth £5,250, on the Institute’s famous Higher Diploma course starting in October 2009, whilst the runner-up will receive a £2,600 award for study on the same programme. Applications are invited from students both from the UK and internationally.
