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New website for Orange Amps

Citrus-flavoured British amplifiers get redesigned online home

Chris Vinnicombe, Wed 9 Jul 2008, 12:32 pm UTC

New website for Orange Amps

It took them months to decide on the colour scheme...

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Continuing the company's 40th anniversary celebrations, Orange Amps has redesigned and re-launched its website.

The Winter NAMM and Frankfurt Musikmesse 2008 trade shows have already seen the company expand its successful range of valve amps, and now the company's online presence has been given similar attention.

Updated features include extensive new galleries and product guides, a brand history and timeline, downloadable product manuals and catalogues and a new artist section that features archive images of such stars as Prince and Stevie Wonder making use of Orange backline.

What are you waiting for? Surf on over to www.orangeamps.com and check out the new site…

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User comments (1)

  • martinom28v

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    Sat 12 Jul 2008, 12:59 pm UTC

    Has anyone visited this site?
    Aside from the design, which personally I find to be a mess (your mileage may vary), there are way too many dead-end links or simply no information e.g. MP3s/Videos, Reviews, this amp used by, PDFs, merchandise etc.
    Definitely needs some work...

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