£60,000 worth of amps stolen from Orange HQ

Have you seen the missing Tiny Terror combos?

Orange Amps has released details of a break-in at its Borehamwood UK headquarters over the weekend, which resulted in the theft of 141 Tiny Terror combo amplifiers.

The total retail value of the amps (model number: OS-TT-15-C-UK) is well over £60,000.

If you see a cheap Tiny Terror combo advertised beware - check the serial number to see if it has been stolen. For a complete list of the serial numbers concerned visit the Orange website.

Orange is offering a reward of £3,000 for anyone who provides information that leads to a successful conviction.

Contact Orange on 0208 905 2828 if you can help.

Chris Vinnicombe worked with us here on the MusicRadar team from the site's initial launch way back in 2007, and also contributed to Guitarist magazine as Features Editor until 2014, as well as Total Guitar magazine, amongst others. These days he can be found at Gibson Guitars, where he is editor-in-chief.

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