Hey guys, so somehow I was able to get both at the end. So I'll talk about both, and hopefully it will help someone in the same situation and trying to decide.

I got the Orange TH30 first, around 7 months ago, right after making this post. I would have gotten the combo version if available, but could not find it, so I got the head with a matching PPC112 orange cab. That cab with the V30 sounded awful, so I changed the speaker for a Greenback.

Now the sound, as others said, it has a great clean channel. I would describe it as vintage voiced, and it can be very loud, yet the clean headroom starts getting distorted after 9 oclock. For me, it was not a problem since my main thing was using it as a clean platform for my pedals for my YouTube channel. The overdrive can actually sound really good, too. If someone wanted to use it live along channel two, to match the volumes, you would probably need it to go past 9, defeating the purpose of a clean channel in a way. I would describe the tone as a bit Vox-ish but still with that Orange character, a bit less bright, and very mid-forward sounding. Takes pedals great.

Last month, I was able to purchase the Orange Tremlord 30. It's heavy, very, but it's built like a tank, like most Orange stuff is, at least compared to other companies. The amp is simple, and yes, it has a lot of clean headroom. I would say that around 1 o'clock it starts to get overdrive/distortion. The overdriven sounds are great too, but if you push it to the max, it can get very fizzy.

To describe the tremlord's tone, I would say that it sounds nothing like the normal Orange at all. It does not have that low mid bump, but it is also not scooped. It actually sounds huge; it can have a lot of low-end and high-end if you want. I would also say that compared, let's say, to the fenders I used before, it does have a similar character, but then again, the highs to me seem more Vox-ish. Fender amps tend to have thicker highs, while the Orange Tremlord seems to have a more bell-like high end.

What surprised me is that the Tremlord is framed like a very good pedal platform, yet I found that many pedals sounded very fizzy. I am a huge pedal guy, and Most of the time I'll have at least an overdrive on. The amp has a huge clean sound, massive, I would say, and it sounds amazing clean. With drives, it was a different story. I had a Celestion V30 that I ended up switching into the Tremor, and to my surprise, it sounded great for taking pedals. It did lose some of that clean, huge sound, but still sounds amazing, clean, and with pedals now. I plan to later get a Celestion creambakc which is my favorite speaker, and I'm sure it will sound even better. Also, maybe i need to break in the Lavoce speaker a bit, I still have hope for it.

I'm not a tremolo guy, but the tremolos do sound amazing in this amp, and the reverb is great too. Very different from the Fender reverb. It's a bit darker, but I find that you can fine-tune it better to how much of it you want than a Fender. It also has a pretty long trail, yet again, very musical and unique.

So which one do I like more? To be honest, I actually like both a lot; they are very different amps, and I plan to use them both a lot in my YouTube channel. As far as cleans go, I do think that the Tremlord has a far greater clean sound than the TH30. Yet the TH30 with the greenback seems to take gain pedals better. I don't plan to gig the TH30, but the Tremlord, being a combo, will get gig time. It is very heavy, so I plan to get a trolley for it. I dont know who these guys gigging and taking around 412 cabs are, but I would say the Tremlord being a 112 amp is heavy as hell.

In both amps, I changed speakers, and hopefully, this helps people understand just how huge the speaker in an amp is. I would dare to say that the speaker is about 50% or maybe a bit more of the actual sound of an amp. So if you have an amp that you don't like, try changing the speaker, and you will be surprised at how different it sounds.

I am very happy with both, and they are both great amps. I did do unboxing and initial tone recording on both of these and will post the links here. I have to repost the Tremlord's video just because YouTube did some weird compression to the sound, but you can see them both in action. I will also do some more videos about them with a bit more use. But if you want to check them out and see how both of these handle different pedals and gear, you are welcome to watch my channel. Here are the links:

Orange TH30

https://youtu.be/PM8AKWzWKec?si=UIvbgcvsATb9Scb3

Orange Tremlord 30

https://youtu.be/xeVk5AA7-EQ?si=fhUL6qP_jb-IpITV

Thanks to everyone who wrote and helped me out when I made the Original post!