If you're looking at flying into a festival, backline companies will often have Marshall or Orange amps. Around 80% of them will be 16 Ohms, so with the Pedal Baby, you can turn up with it and some pedals, a guitar, and you can place this on top of the cabs already on stage and have at least 70 Watts out of it clean - so you can easily do a gig with this.

If you have all your sounds dialed in on your pedal board geared up for flying rigs then is is perfect for that too. You can use this in any gigging situation, anything from small clubs to festivals. The front end is Class A and the power amp is Class AB so it's got a good-quality, natural sound and it represents accurately what you put into it.

CLASS A/B POWER AMP

While Class D amps are praised for their efficiency, Class A/B amps have a certain response that you just can't get any other way. The Pedal Baby 100 gives guitarists back the dynamics, punch and natural sound that are missing in many modern power amps. Plus, Class A/B amps produce real power into standard guitar cab impedances; 100W into 8 Ohms and 70W into 16 Ohms, to be precise.

CLASS A FRONT END

Inspired by valve amp circuits, Orange have used a Class A, single-ended front end design. Forget sterile-sounding Solid State amps, the Pedal Baby 100 keeps all of your tone's mojo, then adds a bit more.

EQ DESIGNED FOR FLEXIBILITY

The Bass and Treble controls on the Pedal Baby are voiced more like Depth and Presence - right where you find the all-important low-end resonance and upper mid peaks that define the character of a speaker cabinet. Hook up your go-to cab and dial in all your favorite pedalboard tones with these EQ controls set flat (12 o'clock). Then tweak the EQ to dial out the differences in any unfamiliar backline cab, giving you the sound of your own rig on any stage without messing up your pedalboard settings.

SMALL AND PORTABLE

Weighing around 3Kg and powering big cabs on big stages, the Pedal Baby 100 is the perfect amp for fly dates or any guitarist travelling light. Downsize your rig, not your tone.