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ORANGE TERROR STAMP

Ever since Orange launched the original Tiny Terror head in 2007, it has been on a mission to see just how far it can push its tech-shrinking skills while still making amps that are worth listening to. With the Terror Stamp, it may have hit peak diddiness.

This is far from the first stompbox amp we’ve seen but

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