Orange Amps

Legendary British amp maker Orange has been at the heart and soul of music since the late 1960s. Your favorite artists have likely tapped into the iconic sound at some point. Now we can all get in a sonic spin with the O Turntable.

Last month, tone veteran Orange Amplification stepped out of its comfort zone to launch its first Bluetooth speaker. Now the company has returned to familiar ground for what's described as "probably the loudest 30-watt amp on the market."

Marshall did it way back in 2012. Fender followed suit five years later. And now another rock legend has finally turned up to the Bluetooth speaker party. Was the fashionably late arrival of the Orange Box worth the wait? We find out.

Orange Amps took a page out of Marshall's book a few years back and entered the headphone space with the O Edition cans. Its latest product in the mobile audio space employs bone conduction tech to deliver an open ear wireless listening experience.

Iconic Brit amp maker Orange Amplification jumped into the headphone space at the 2016 NAMM show with the wired O Edition on-ears. Last month, the company released the Crest Edition wireless cans, and we got a pair to try.

After testing, tweaking and refining the technology with the help of more than 40 teachers for over 4 years, Orange Music Education says that its Musicboard interactive music theory teaching tool is now ready for launch.

Hands-on review of the OPC from Orange Amps, along with some indepth thoughts from its designer Charlie Cooper.

Guitarist Tiago Della Vega will attempt to break his own world record at CES 2011 using an Orange PC, which will be released shortly