Orange reveals Fur Coat and Getaway Driver pedals
Vintage octave fuzz and overdrive/cab sim on the way
Orange Amps has announced two new stunning-looking additions to its rapidly expanding pedal range, the Fur Coat vintage fuzz and Getaway Driver overdrive/cab sim.
The Fur Coat is based on the revered Foxx Tone Machine, utilising germanium diodes and offering a footswitch for the upper octave, as well as an octave dial.
Orange claims it puts a “dirty, smelly fur coat” (shudder) on every note, but true bypass ensures it doesn’t mess with your tone when off.
The Getaway Driver, meanwhile, promises to be a vintage Orange amp-in-a-box, offering tones from clean boost to serious drive, while an additional cab sim/headphone output offers additional versatility.
Both pedals can be run at either 9 or 12V for more headroom; the Getaway Driver promises EL84 valves at 9V, and EL34s at 12V.
The Fur Coat and Getaway Driver are available now for £119/$155 each - head over to Orange Amps for more info.
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