amp · solid-state combo
O Tone 40
| Maker | Orange |
|---|---|
| Origin | United Kingdom |
| Type | amp · solid-state combo |
| Introduced | 2025 |
| Price | USD 399 (2025-06) |
| Maker founded | 1968 |
| Status | current |
Orange's 40W solid-state 1x12 is a single-channel, pedal-friendly platform with reverb and tremolo, at $399.
Watch
Landon Bailey's video focuses on how loud the O Tone 40 is for a 1x12 cabinet, which is the main thing to know about a 40W solid-state combo.
Why it matters
It is a clean, single-channel amp with a 3-band EQ, so your drive pedals shape the sound and the amp stays out of the way. 40W Class A/B into a 60W Voice of the World 1x12 at 4 ohm gives it enough headroom for a practice room or a small gig, and it weighs 11.75 kg. A buffered FX loop, digital spring-modelled reverb, footswitchable JFET tremolo and a headphone/cab-sim line out come as standard.
Note
Orange's NAMM 2025 solid-state 1x12 is a clean, pedal-friendly single-channel platform that Orange's own technical director calls 'ludicrously loud for its size'. Buffered FX loop, reverb and tremolo at a $399 street price make it a practice-room and small-gig workhorse.
Specifications
- 40W Class A/B solid-state
- 1x12 in Voice of the World (60W, 4 ohm)
- single channel
- 3-band EQ
- digital spring-modelled reverb
- footswitchable JFET tremolo
- buffered FX loop
- headphone/cab-sim line out
- aux in
- 11.75 kg
Before you buy
- Single channel, so overdrive comes from pedals rather than the amp
- footswitchable tremolo, but check whether a footswitch is included
- 11.75 kg for a 1x12 solid-state combo