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Sunday, Jun 28
Color: Orange
Features
- Twin Channel Guitar Amp Combo with High Gain Preamp
- 3 Band EQ
- Aux In & Cabsim-Loaded Phones Output
Description
Forget any preconceived notions of practice amps. Made in Orange’s brand new state of the art factory the Crush range sets a new benchmark for quality, introducing players of all levels to the essence of Orange. For 2015 the Crush series has been completely overhauled. Orange’s mission was to not to reinvent the wheel, but to buck the trend - you won’t find any sterile digital amp modelling here. Building on the huge success of their critically acclaimed Crush Pro models, they’ve introduced the same high gain, 4 stage preamp design into the Crush range. This means responsive overdrive and detailed levels of saturation never before heard in a practice amplifier. Powerful analogue circuits create amps with ‘gut punch’ tones which react like their bigger brothers in the Orange family, whilst their new CabSim feature faithfully emulates the muscle of an Orange 4x12" cabinet through the headphone output. The twin channel Crush 20 takes an uncompromising approach to guitar tone and puts it in a compact and portable package. Orange’s all-new high gain, 4 stage preamp design serves up a hugely versatile palette of rich distorted tones with a commanding delivery that belies the amp’s modest footprint.
Brand: Orange
Color: Orange
Compatible Devices: Guitar
Material: Stainless Steel
Output Wattage: 20 Watts
Compatible Devices: Guitar
Output Wattage: 20 Watts
Number of Bands: 3
Speaker Size: 8 Inches
Power Source: Corded Electric
Output Channel Quantity: 1
Amplifier Type: Solid State
Connector Type: 3.5mm Jack
Color: Orange
Enclosure Material: Stainless Steel
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 15.5"D x 13.6"W x 9.6"H
Item Weight: 7.31 Kilograms
Brand: Orange
Model Name: Crush20
Global Trade Identification Number: 87
UPC: 700315912103
Manufacturer: Orange
Model Number: Crush20
Mfr Part Number: CRUSH 20
Warranty Description: 1 year.
Built-In Media: What's in the box Crush 20 20W 8 " 2-Channel Guitar Amplifier and Speaker (Orange), Orange 1 Year Limited Warranty
Unit Count: 1.00 Count
Item Type Name: Electric Guitar Power Amplifier
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Color: Orange
I'm not a musician. I build and sell pro-grade cigar box guitars at festivals and markets. Since I'm often placed where it is loud I realized I needed to upgrade my Orange Crush 12, which has good sound and has been a durable workhorse. I just needed something highly portable with a bit more punch, and it made perfect sense to just get the Crush 20. Compared to the Crush 12 there is definitely more punch and bite. The range is a bit wider and there is more volume for the bass to cut through the ambient noise I usually experience. It's a nice feature that that this particular amp has a dedicated dirty channel with separate gain control that generates a decent vintage fuzz that many players would be happy with, but to be honest I really don't use it as I get better crunch and saturation by running my own foot pedals through the clean channel. For me the selling point was the warm clean tone and extra overhead the extra wattage provides, and it will properly chug with the right effects on your pedalboard. Power draw is a big concern for me as I am often running off of a power bank, and the power requirements are low enough to last all day with it turned on the entire time and lights running from the same bank. Speaking of power, there was one minor issue with this particular amp - one of the metal tab connectors to the plug socket on the back of the amp was loose. This was easily fixed with a phillips screwdriver to open the case and pushing the loose connector until it clicked and locked into place. It's entirely possible it slipped by QC at the factory and came loose during shipping, and I certainly don't think it's representative of this amp in general. It's been rock solid ever since so I'm not going to dock my rating. Other than that on loose tab that was easily fixed, I am happy with this amp and it is fit for purpose. It's a great little practice amp for home use and booth demos in noisy places.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2025 by Wile E.
Color: Black
Bought this for the hubby so I will let him take it from here: I will preface that i have played through many amps, but this was the first orange ive owned... I have been playing this amp for a few months now. It is spectacular. I wanted a small amp to practice with, but with enough punch and volume to be used when playing at my church (its a modest size place not big not small). What I noticed the first time was the TONE of this thing! Just awesome. You can really shape your sound with it. The high and low tones are great, but I want to mention the mid specifically. Many amps that I have played through have terrible mid range tone and I end up having to back it off. Not with this amp! The mid sounds amazing and really brought out a crisp full sound through my guitar (I play through an epi les paul custom right now). It was seriously like i was playing a new guitar. The distortion has a wide range and you can get everything from a little grit to solid crunch to metal-grade screams. Overall the amp has a very rich, deep, crisp British tone. Definitely deeper than what i would have expected from one this size. It also takes pedals very well and you can shape your pedals with it easily. Ok now the volume. It is LOUD for a small amp. My wife came in shouting at me the first time I turned it up, and it was only halfway turned! It cranks. I use it at church, and even though it does get mic'd for the house, it definitely is not necessary. This little guy can fill out the room on its own. My other guitar player goes through a line 6 twin combo and my amp definitely can compete volumewise. Tone wise theres no contest. Orange all the way. My only wish for this amp is that it had a built in reverb and a direct out, so that's why i could only give it 4 stars for versatility. If this had both it would be my perfect amp. I have pedals for that though so not a huge deal for me. Its just 2 channels, and they can be controlled separately. It also has a footswitch input which is great. It'll take any standard footswitch so don't worry about having to buy an orange brand if you dont want to. I use a fender switch with it and it works fine. If you want frills, gadgets, gizmos, built in this and that, etc., this amp is not for you. Orange keeps it simple because they dont need any other selling points. They do 2 things extremely well, tone and volume. In my opinion thats what an amp is for. I am an Orange convert for sure. I don't want to use anything else!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2020 by Katie
Color: Orange
I bought this amp for my son, who is learning to play guitar. I am a musician and a recording engineer, so I know a good amount about gear. In my experience, this is the best practice-sized / beginner amp out there. Even though it's a solid state amp with a small speaker, it sounds great! Clear, crisp clean tones that sound really nice with a strat. Fun distortion that brings that "garage" tone to power chords. Decent reverb that has a sort of "surf" vibe when turned up. Plenty loud for indoor jamming, and I'd be comfortable playing small gigs with it, especially if it were mic'd up. I like that my son can use the headphone jack and save the rest of us from going insane while he learns to play D correctly. The only thing I don't like is the tuner, which doesn't work very well. It will get you close, but it's not as accurate as most tuning pedals. I've found this to be the case for most "onboard" tuners however, so it seems to just be the way things are. Not a big deal. Overall, a perfectly respectable amp at a killer price, backed by the Orange name, which adds some credibility. Of course, it's not a high end Orange product, but it sounds more like one than it should for the price. Certainly better than any similarly priced offerings from other companies.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 9, 2020 by Teapot
Color: Black
I purchased this 3 months ago from writing this review, that's also when I started learning guitar. Keep that in mind. This amp is perfect for your bedroom. I have it tucked under my desk, out of the way. The amp itself is well constructed, but not too heavy. The sound is beautiful, and after learning how to dial in the settings, I can go from metal to twinkle and everything inbetween. It can get really loud when you dime it, so if you take it out somewhere and need some volume it'll project pretty well (my vol is legit at 8 o'clock). It has no frills, the RT version has Reverb and a Tuner for $80~ more, in which I have no regret about. I spent that extra $80 on some pedals. In conclusion it's a great amp that won't need replacing for a long time. However, make sure you research before you pull the trigger to make sure it's right for you. This is a BASIC amp that SOUNDS extremely good. There's a lot of amps that have crazy features like the Spark that helps you learn, or Boss Katana Mini with bluetooth, or maybe you like the look of Marshalls. Make sure it's right for you, this one was right for me because all I wanted out of it was a good sound, sub $200, bedroom friendly. Extra stuff was of no importance to me. My only complaint is that the on/off switch is in the back. I have it tucked away under my desk with a dust cover over it and wish I didn't have to move it just to turn it off and on.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2021 by n o b o t i k
Color: Orange
The sound quality is good for the size, and it's been great for practicing at home. Took a little time to dial in the tone I wanted, but overall I'm happy with it.
Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2026 by Vince Nguyen
Color: Orange
Orange Crush 20 20W 8-in 2-Channel Guitar Amplifier and Speaker Combo April 20, 2026 I bought this amplifier in Dec 2021 for my wife, Mrs. Cool. It’s been a great practice amp since then. I have a mix of 15 amps including tube heads and solid-state combo amplifiers. I test and play each unit without pedals to see what the amp actually does. I rotate using the amps and guitars I have and was revisiting this amp and decided I should review it. This amp has few frills but doesn’t need them. In the 20W range, it’s the loudest and most enjoyable to play of the amplifiers I have had the pleasure of using in this price range. This amplifier has shown its reliability over the 4+ years we’ve had it and it has never caused any problems. I paid $179 for it then and the price is still the same years later. Hard to believe, but there it is. Rather than extol all the virtues that hundreds of people have already listed, I’m giving it 5 stars for price/performance and reliability. See pic. I recently did a full review of a Monoprice 40w 10-in Guitar amplifier. I go into detail about Line and Power outputs and reasons not to modify amps like these. When it’s posted, you may want to give it a read. The guitar in the picture is a Squire ‘Paranormal Troublemaker’ and has Telecaster, Les Paul and Stratocaster features with split coils. I paid Fender $300 for it new on sale and it’s a decent guitar and looks wonderful. I don’t think they made many of these but if you come across one, grab it. Retired Military Aerospace and Industrial Manufacturing Engineer
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Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2026 by Cool Jerk
Color: Black
1st, this is a GORGEOUS amplifier. When I opened the box I was shocked by the aesthetic quality of the amp. 2nd, with a auxiliary input jack for play along ability and headphone jack, quiet practice is possible. The 4x12 Cab emulation through the headphone jack is amazing. You get a “Big, Full” sound through your headphones. The amp is easily capable of dirty, Bluesy tones, and extreme high gain metal sounds. You decide, it’s very adjustable. Gain is adjustable, rather than an all or nothing, OD switch as other amps have it. Amp has 2 channels, clean and dirty. The Cleans are warm and incredible as well! That was a surprise. This amp has wonderful tone. I don’t think there is a better, more versatile amp at this price point. I didn’t want to pay for effects. I wanted a plug in and go solid state with minimal traits and great quality for practice. That’s what this is! Pay a bit more and don’t bother with the 10 watt beginners trashy Amps that are available. Spend just a bit more and stay happy and satisfied. Your beginner will keep playing if it sounds good. THIS IS A GREAT AMP
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Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2021 Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2021 by Raymond J.C.
Color: Orange
Most people buy Orange Crush for the dirty channel, but I’m in love with the clean tones I get out of this with my strat and tele. It’s simple. Not too many knobs and doo-dads. No menus or digital interfaces. Just an old fashioned amp that sounds awesome. It also works well with my pedals. I have no complaints. They could charge double and it would still be worth it. I’ll keep this forever. (But I might buy a bigger one some day…)
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Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2025 by Laura Peterson