SMALL TUBE COMBO SHOOTOUT - Marshall Origin 20 VS Fender Blues Jr VS Vox AC15 VS Orange Rocker 15

Small valve combo guitar amp shootout comparing four 15-20 watt amps.

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🎸Timecodes🎸
0:00 : Brit Rock - Flat EQ
0:53 : Cleans
1:35 : Modern Mid Push
2:18 : MAX Gain
3:12 : With Pedals
3:54 : Orange Dirty Sounds
4:49 : Marshall Dirty Sounds
6:02 : Vox Dirty Sounds
7:00 : Fender Dirty Sounds
7:57 : Orange Clean Sounds
9:20 : Marshall Clean Sounds
10:45 : Vox Clean Sounds
12:26 : Fender Clean Sounds
13:27 : More Videos


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Bogner Ecstacy Blue Mini:

Gear that I use + recommend:

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[TrentonF]

Orange had the best distortion and Fender had the best clean sound. Vox and Marshall were versatile and sounded great dirty and clean. Honestly can’t go wrong with any of these.

[kevinbrennen]

Can we talk about the real star of this video which is the editing

[adams]

Don't underestimate how great a Vox sounds in a mix.

[tonedover]

orange rocker 15 + eq pedal in loop = EVERYTHING. amazing amp

[deecenuts]

Please never stop making these! This is the most thorough and coherent comparison of amps I have ever seen, and as a bonus you were playing beautifully (without boomer blues riffing lol)

[natethompson]

I liked all of them, but I think the Marshall and the Orange were the most lively of the bunch. Great warm clean tones and both had solid overdrive channels to boot!

[elgrilloplaneador]

Fell in love with the Marshall’s sound

[tylerpayne]

The Marshall has my vote, That was probably the best amp comparison video I've seen! nice work, more playing less talking!

[mauroleira]

Very good indeed. Thanks for the time and it was very thoughtful.
My two cents:
Orange is a masterpiece. Clean and driven.
Vox has a pristine, divine clean sound, and its eq works miracles.
Marshall deliver that punch bass under driven mode: now we know why Iron Maiden has carved their riffs!
So, my choice would be, considering all factors:
1. Orange
2. Marshall
3. Vox
4. Fender

[Stratisfied]

For the Blues Jr you need to max the master volume and adjust the gain volume to your desired volume to get a good sound. It makes a big difference.

[jamiecranford]

If I were buying a lower watt combo I'd have trouble choosing between the Orange and the Marshall they both sounded fantastic. The Vox was pretty good, and this demo really didn't do anything for the Blues Junior.

[mattuk]

I like them all for their individuality, for me there is no 'best'. Its why i can't stop buying different amps lol.

[innocentoctave]

Excellent, thorough comparison review - and thanks for not talking over it: the sounds speak for themselves.

I was surprised to find that I preferred the Orange. It hasn't been a brand I've favoured in the past. The Vox would be my second choice, the Marshall my third: but the top three are all quite close, only separated by features that i personally would find useful. The Fender was a disappointment on everything but cleans: it sounded muffled, or compressed.

Then I looked at the prices. Best value for money: the Marshall, which seems to do most things well. Worst: the Fender, but one has to allow for it being an imported American product.

[Bobby_Digital]

Can’t beat the power scaling on the orange and the overall versatility! Also, if you have some pedals and play with eq you can get some vox tones with it too!

[WhiskeySam]

This is superbly done. The Marshall is probably the most versatile, followed by the orange which sounds a little fuller and bassier. Vox has spectacular clean but starts to flub as you crank it. The fender didn’t impress me at all.

[Xaxvius]

In my opinion, the Marshall sounded the most “balanced” in terms of clean and distortion. Nonetheless, I prefer the Orange because I love the “darker” tone it gives, as well as the mids they naturally have in it. It doesn’t hurt that, at the moment, my definition of “perfect tone” is my Rocker 15 cranked up 100% ;)

Always enjoy your reviews, no talking, actually demonstrating the amp’s variables, etc, . Keep it up!

[elihue_redneckreview]

They all sound great! I personally have the Marshall Origin 50H and vertical 2x12 cab, and it is an amazing amp! VERY versatile and takes pedals wonderfully. I love your demos, they make me want to feed my GAS; unfortunately, space in my jam room is a limitation.

[MikeE-]

I ended up getting the blues jr with the celestion a type 12” speaker. Such a great blues amp. I love the fat boost and that you can get sound from perfect cleans to pretty dirty within the amps settings. Great buy and thanks for the video again.

[garystackhouse]

One of THE BEST shootout style videos I have seen! They all sounded great for different reasons, and, for my ear and style, I would either choose the Vox (which I’ve owned) or the Marshall, but the real star here is your video! You’ve made it very easy to tell the differences in the amps… and you’ve won a new subscriber!!