--- product_id: 14218550 title: "Crush 35RT 35W 10\" 2-Channel Guitar Amplifier and Speaker Combo, Black" brand: "orange" price: "₨19441" currency: SCR in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 category: "Orange" url: https://www.desertcart.sc/products/14218550-crush-35rt-35w-10-2-channel-guitar-amplifier-and-speaker store_origin: SC region: Seychelles --- # 35W solid state power 10" speaker for punchy tone 4-stage high gain preamp Crush 35RT 35W 10" 2-Channel Guitar Amplifier and Speaker Combo, Black **Brand:** orange **Price:** ₨19441 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 🔥 Crush your practice sessions with iconic Orange power and tone! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Crush 35RT 35W 10" 2-Channel Guitar Amplifier and Speaker Combo, Black by orange - **How much does it cost?** ₨19441 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.sc](https://www.desertcart.sc/products/14218550-crush-35rt-35w-10-2-channel-guitar-amplifier-and-speaker) ## Best For - orange enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted orange brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Compact Yet Loud:** 35 watts of power through a 10" speaker delivers surprising volume and clarity for rehearsals and small gigs. - • **CabSim Headphone Output:** Practice or record silently with a realistic 4x12" cabinet emulation for pro-level sound anywhere. - • **Transparent Effects Loop:** Expand your rig with a fully buffered loop that preserves tone integrity for pedals and processors. - • **Legendary Orange Dirt Tone:** Experience signature mid-forward, fizzy distortion that rips with authentic tube-like punch. - • **Dual Footswitchable Channels:** Seamlessly switch between warm cleans and high-gain saturation for versatile playing styles. ## Overview The Orange Crush 35RT is a 35-watt solid state guitar amplifier combo featuring a 10" speaker, dual footswitchable channels with a 4-stage high gain preamp, and a transparent effects loop. It includes a CabSim loaded headphone output for silent practice with authentic Orange 4x12" cabinet emulation. Designed in Orange’s state-of-the-art factory, this amp delivers legendary mid-forward distortion and warm cleans, making it ideal for practice, recording, and small venue gigs. ## 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 Crush 35RT brings the legendary Orange sound to the rehearsal room. Sharing the Crush 20RT’s twin channel design, digital reverb, chromatic tuner and Cab Sim, the Crush 35’s larger size and bigger output section delivers even greater punch and volume. Complete with a transparent, fully buffered effects loop this amp goes way beyond the call of the traditional ‘practice’ amplifier. Review: The Orange 35RT is a new breed of SS amp. - I've been wanting for a long time for a solid state amp that does dirt well. I've had several amps - tube and solid state. To be honest - solid state has already gotten my go to nod for playing clean. I have a Roland Micro Cube Guitar RX and a Cube 40GX. Both are simply outstanding for playing their clean models, and they come with plenty of worthy perks that tube amps often don't have for cheap. Definitely solid state is by year getting better and better. This amp from Orange - to me - is the first solid state where the dirty channel is *better* than the clean channel! A dirty channel that is getting close to being worthy of being the go to option rather than a tube amp. I *really* like this amp. I've not tried other Orange amps and won't speak for if indeed matches the Orange tube amp sound. That sound on the dirty channel is *very* impressive. Dial in the gain on the dirty channel to any level distortion from clean to gonzo++ - it delivers. You get a tube like punchiness on the note attack. You can get that break up on a raked chord - yet smoothly and musically blooming into lush. Was just amazed how well this amp will accept gain - punch into that chord - yet still be able to discern each note of it. That's really tough for solid state. Being an old hand with too much experience with a lot of gain on solid state amps, I was truly listening in on the note decay. Too many solid state amps will decay badly - cutoff too soon, fade in and out, and otherwise sound fart. Not this amp. Some other solid states do pretty well, but not at level of gain of this amp. Simply an impressive and very adjustable sound. The clean channel is just good. It is warm and articulate - worthy, but not the outstanding feature of this amp. The cleans on my Roland amps, especially a Hughes and Kettner Tubemeister 18, will eat its lunch. Get this amp for the entire range of dirt - from clean-ish - to the beyond out there. Yes - the 4 stage gain knob has a wonderful - all useable - range. The 3 band EQ is good too. Really like the separate volume knobs for the clean and dirty channels. You can adjust to get that seamless switch in between channels. I do like the 10" speaker. Not had the chance to play it really loud - but sounds great from quiet up to a descent medium. It could get a lot louder. One thing I like about solid state is that volume is independent of the volume saturation needed by a tube amp. So this amp can do apartment and bedroom duty along with small venues. The tuner is adequate. The same for the reverb. It doesn't really kick in until 12 oclock and while you can fine tune - you can't go very aggressive. Like most dirty channels, not all pedals are accepted really well. That also goes for the clean channel as it's not as pristine as most cleans. So another huge bonus is the EFX loop. Not tried yet - but a another key reason to get this amp. Should be very useful. I considered the 20RT till I noticed that it didn't have the EFX loop. All in all - this is a nice amp. I really like how Orange has focused on one thing and done it extremely well, rather than too many half baked features. A landmark for a solid state amp in this price range - you get a superb fully adjustable dirty channel with a rich signature sound - and an EFX loop to properly extend it. I have had a lot of fun already with this one... Update 5/23/2017: Still have this amp. Definitely holds onto it's place in my GAS influenced amp lineup. Yes - like many here I suspect I'm guilty of getting new equipment. Just like a kid in a candy store. But to stay in my household - there must be something special. This amp does have that signature Orange dirt sound. To me it's about it's articulation even when in crazy gain settings. Orange seems to be about keeping an element of high frequencies intact even when everything else is getting loose. I have an acoustic simulator pedal. What it seems to do is scoop the mids and add a very heavy dose of very high. Quite a few of my other amps cannot handle this. Even some known for their extraordinary cleans. This amp will handle it - clean or dirty channel - and sounds amazingly wonderful with it. This amp is a bit of a one tick pony - very simple - but simply sounds great doing it. And other amps cannot be dialed in to match it - to my satisfaction. So there you have it. A simple to use amp with a great clean channel and that special Orange dirty sound. If you like that kind of dirty sound - you will like this amp... Review: OK, I’m a true believer now. - Recently returned a Marshall DSL40CR, having been completely underwhelmed with its tone after paying the bucks. To fill in the time as I search for another tube amp, I scooped this little Orange beast up to have something to play in the meanwhile. This thing is insane value for the money. It sounds awesome! I’m actually shocked at what they achieved for this price. The clean channel is gorgeous. Just gorgeous. Especially paired with the on-board spring reverb… best amp reverb I’ve heard in a long time. If this amp had the clean channel and reverb alone it could be marketed as a jazz amp for small gigs, and would be a deal at its current price. OK, so the dirty channel… it sounds like an Orange! And it RIPS. Sounds better the louder you set the volume, you want that speaker to speaker to be actually moving air to achieve the Orange tone. Orange has a distinct flavor of dirt (fizzy, mid-forward), so listen to some YouTube reviews if you’re unfamiliar. I was wary of this after only playing Orange amps quietly in stores, but after cranking it in my basement… I get it. Speaking of volume, this thing can get loud as heck. Louder than you’d think looking at it. And the headphone jack has a cab sim so you can direct out for recording or in a pinch on a gig if needed (though I haven’t tried that yet). And the thing is truly lightweight and portable when you consider the sound and features. If you’re on the fence with this, my advice is that you’re not going to find a better practice amp for the price. Can be used for small venue or bar gigging as long as your band mates aren’t pushing huge gear. Certainly can be useful for recording. If they made the 35w crush in a cab with a 12-inch speaker, and an extra speaker out jack, I’d buy it in an instant. But the next size up is a 60w version with a 12-inch. ## Features - Footswitchable channels and an analogue signal path - Cab Sim loaded headphone output - Transparent fully buffered effects loop - High gain, 4 stage preamp - 35 Watts ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B00SG4JESQ | | Amplifier Type | Solid State | | Best Sellers Rank | #27,643 in Musical Instruments ( See Top 100 in Musical Instruments ) #56 in Bass Guitar Amplifier Combo Amps #198 in Combo Guitar Amplifiers | | Brand | Orange | | Color | Black | | Compatible Devices | Guitar | | Connector Type | 6.35 mm jack, 3.5 mm jack | | Customer Reviews | 4.8 out of 5 stars 526 Reviews | | Enclosure Material | Metal | | Global Trade Identification Number | 05060299175037 | | Item Dimensions D x W x H | 9"D x 17.32"W x 15.75"H | | Item Weight | 25.6 pounds | | Manufacturer | Orange Amplifiers | | Material | Metal | | Mfr Part Number | Crush35RTBlack | | Model Name | Orange Crush 35rt | | Model Number | Crush35RTBlack | | Number of Bands | 3 | | Number of Items | 1 | | Output Channel Quantity | 2 | | Output Wattage | 35 watts | | Power Source | Corded Electric | | Product Dimensions | 9"D x 17.32"W x 15.75"H | | Speaker Size | 10 inches | | Unit Count | 1 Count | | Warranty Description | 1 year. | ## Product Details - **Brand:** Orange Amps - **Color:** Black - **Compatible Devices:** Guitar - **Material:** Metal - **Output Wattage:** 35 Watts ## Images ![Crush 35RT 35W 10" 2-Channel Guitar Amplifier and Speaker Combo, Black - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81i07g8j4fL.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Color** options. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The Orange 35RT is a new breed of SS amp. *by B***T on February 11, 2016* I've been wanting for a long time for a solid state amp that does dirt well. I've had several amps - tube and solid state. To be honest - solid state has already gotten my go to nod for playing clean. I have a Roland Micro Cube Guitar RX and a Cube 40GX. Both are simply outstanding for playing their clean models, and they come with plenty of worthy perks that tube amps often don't have for cheap. Definitely solid state is by year getting better and better. This amp from Orange - to me - is the first solid state where the dirty channel is *better* than the clean channel! A dirty channel that is getting close to being worthy of being the go to option rather than a tube amp. I *really* like this amp. I've not tried other Orange amps and won't speak for if indeed matches the Orange tube amp sound. That sound on the dirty channel is *very* impressive. Dial in the gain on the dirty channel to any level distortion from clean to gonzo++ - it delivers. You get a tube like punchiness on the note attack. You can get that break up on a raked chord - yet smoothly and musically blooming into lush. Was just amazed how well this amp will accept gain - punch into that chord - yet still be able to discern each note of it. That's really tough for solid state. Being an old hand with too much experience with a lot of gain on solid state amps, I was truly listening in on the note decay. Too many solid state amps will decay badly - cutoff too soon, fade in and out, and otherwise sound fart. Not this amp. Some other solid states do pretty well, but not at level of gain of this amp. Simply an impressive and very adjustable sound. The clean channel is just good. It is warm and articulate - worthy, but not the outstanding feature of this amp. The cleans on my Roland amps, especially a Hughes and Kettner Tubemeister 18, will eat its lunch. Get this amp for the entire range of dirt - from clean-ish - to the beyond out there. Yes - the 4 stage gain knob has a wonderful - all useable - range. The 3 band EQ is good too. Really like the separate volume knobs for the clean and dirty channels. You can adjust to get that seamless switch in between channels. I do like the 10" speaker. Not had the chance to play it really loud - but sounds great from quiet up to a descent medium. It could get a lot louder. One thing I like about solid state is that volume is independent of the volume saturation needed by a tube amp. So this amp can do apartment and bedroom duty along with small venues. The tuner is adequate. The same for the reverb. It doesn't really kick in until 12 oclock and while you can fine tune - you can't go very aggressive. Like most dirty channels, not all pedals are accepted really well. That also goes for the clean channel as it's not as pristine as most cleans. So another huge bonus is the EFX loop. Not tried yet - but a another key reason to get this amp. Should be very useful. I considered the 20RT till I noticed that it didn't have the EFX loop. All in all - this is a nice amp. I really like how Orange has focused on one thing and done it extremely well, rather than too many half baked features. A landmark for a solid state amp in this price range - you get a superb fully adjustable dirty channel with a rich signature sound - and an EFX loop to properly extend it. I have had a lot of fun already with this one... Update 5/23/2017: Still have this amp. Definitely holds onto it's place in my GAS influenced amp lineup. Yes - like many here I suspect I'm guilty of getting new equipment. Just like a kid in a candy store. But to stay in my household - there must be something special. This amp does have that signature Orange dirt sound. To me it's about it's articulation even when in crazy gain settings. Orange seems to be about keeping an element of high frequencies intact even when everything else is getting loose. I have an acoustic simulator pedal. What it seems to do is scoop the mids and add a very heavy dose of very high. Quite a few of my other amps cannot handle this. Even some known for their extraordinary cleans. This amp will handle it - clean or dirty channel - and sounds amazingly wonderful with it. This amp is a bit of a one tick pony - very simple - but simply sounds great doing it. And other amps cannot be dialed in to match it - to my satisfaction. So there you have it. A simple to use amp with a great clean channel and that special Orange dirty sound. If you like that kind of dirty sound - you will like this amp... ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ OK, I’m a true believer now. *by P***O on August 6, 2026* Recently returned a Marshall DSL40CR, having been completely underwhelmed with its tone after paying the bucks. To fill in the time as I search for another tube amp, I scooped this little Orange beast up to have something to play in the meanwhile. This thing is insane value for the money. It sounds awesome! I’m actually shocked at what they achieved for this price. The clean channel is gorgeous. Just gorgeous. Especially paired with the on-board spring reverb… best amp reverb I’ve heard in a long time. If this amp had the clean channel and reverb alone it could be marketed as a jazz amp for small gigs, and would be a deal at its current price. OK, so the dirty channel… it sounds like an Orange! And it RIPS. Sounds better the louder you set the volume, you want that speaker to speaker to be actually moving air to achieve the Orange tone. Orange has a distinct flavor of dirt (fizzy, mid-forward), so listen to some YouTube reviews if you’re unfamiliar. I was wary of this after only playing Orange amps quietly in stores, but after cranking it in my basement… I get it. Speaking of volume, this thing can get loud as heck. Louder than you’d think looking at it. And the headphone jack has a cab sim so you can direct out for recording or in a pinch on a gig if needed (though I haven’t tried that yet). And the thing is truly lightweight and portable when you consider the sound and features. If you’re on the fence with this, my advice is that you’re not going to find a better practice amp for the price. Can be used for small venue or bar gigging as long as your band mates aren’t pushing huge gear. Certainly can be useful for recording. If they made the 35w crush in a cab with a 12-inch speaker, and an extra speaker out jack, I’d buy it in an instant. But the next size up is a 60w version with a 12-inch. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Very fun very orange *by D***O on February 20, 2026* If you’re not playing larger shows, this is plenty loud enough. If you’re in an apartment like me, volumes over 5 will annoy your neighbors so be careful. The headphone out routed into your audio interface is a great way to record without being too loud. I love the crunchy tones you can generate with this guy. Takes distortion well too. It in fact does not smell like oranges though, no matter how many times I sniff the grille. Would recommend as a good jam amp that you can record with. ## Frequently Bought Together - Orange Crush 35 2 Channel Reverb Cab Sim 35 Watts, Black - GLS Audio Instrument Cable - Amp Cord for Bass & Electric Guitar - Straight to Right Angle 1/4 Inch Instrument Cable - Black/Grey Braided Tweed, 20ft - Amazon Basics Adjustable Guitar Folding A-Shape Frame Stand for Acoustic and Electric Guitars with Non-Slip Rubber and Soft Foam Arms, Fully Assembled, Black --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.sc/products/14218550-crush-35rt-35w-10-2-channel-guitar-amplifier-and-speaker](https://www.desertcart.sc/products/14218550-crush-35rt-35w-10-2-channel-guitar-amplifier-and-speaker) --- *Product available on Desertcart Seychelles* *Store origin: SC* *Last updated: 2026-09-14*