Orange Amps Australia
Shop Orange amps at Colemans Music. Known for their bold look, thick guitar tones and powerful rock character, Orange amplifiers are a great choice for players chasing everything from warm clean sounds to gritty crunch and heavy drive.
Whether you are looking for a compact practice amp, a valve amp head, a combo amp or a serious stage-ready rig, Orange has options for home players, recording guitarists and gigging musicians.
Classic Orange Tone
Orange amps are loved for their midrange punch, responsive feel and unmistakable sound. They suit rock, indie, punk, doom, blues, metal and players who want an amp with plenty of personality.
From small-format amps to larger heads and cabinets, our team can help you find the right Orange amp for your guitar, pedals and playing style.
Shop Online or Visit Us in South Melbourne
Buy Orange amps online or visit Colemans Music at 266 Coventry St, South Melbourne. Our team can help with amp selection, cabinets, speaker cables, pedals and finding the right setup for your sound.
Call 03 9654 5115 or browse our Orange amp range online today.
Orange amp history & Australia orange amps
Orange was founded all the way back in the swinging 1968's by musician, and genius electronics designer Cliff Cooper in London. Cliffard original opened an Orange store at 3 New Compton Street in London's West End - and some rather funky pictures from the completely Orange store on easy to find online. Initially, Cooper used the Orange store basement as a pro recording studio. But because orange studios and Orange Publishing failed to make enough money, the ground floor were then turned into a music shop - the Orange Music Electronic Company, selling Cooper's own amps and equipment to pay staff. What a legend!
Difficulties in building products meant that Cliff and Orange first sold only second-hand equipment and the Orange shop led Cooper to design the very first Orange amplifiers. In late 1968, the Huddersfield company called Radio Craft, owned by Mat Mathias, produced the first Orange-branded amplifiers that Cliff designed. Pace of production was hard to keep up, and so perhaps the Orange product range was not as large as Cliff would have liked, although big power was the norm back then, a range of practice amps may have been on the cards given Cliff's background. But, the Orange name and place in every guitarists heart was made.
