Orange Getaway Driver Overdrive Pedal

Main Features

• Class A circuitry
• Transparent Buffered Output
• Vintage 70s tone
• Cab Sim Output

The Orange Getaway Driver is the sound of a 70s amp in a pedal.


70s Amp In A Box
It sounds like a '70s amp cranked in a box. It's voiced on multiple vintage amplifiers, such as a 1972 'Pics Only' Orange Amplifier modified by Orange's technical director, Ade Emsley.

Cab Sim Output
Connect the pedal direct into an audio interface, the PA (via a DI) or just to your headphones. It is modelled on a G12H30 which is a 30 Watt Celestion speaker used in Orange's 1970s cabs and their Tiny Terror Anniversary Cabinet. If you're using this output, it's actually still active when you're bypassing the pedal allowing you to use other pedals (such as fuzz and distortion), amplifier preamps (via their FX send) with the Cab Sim only.

Internal Button
There's a button inside the getaway driver that when pushed in, tames the top end to make it better for clean channels with treble bleed caps on the volume which is helpful for amplifiers such as the Orange Rockerverb. It compensates so it doesn't overcook the top end. By default, this button is pressed in.


Orange Getaway Driver Specifications

Controls: Volume, Bite (Tone), Gain
Power: 9V 30Ma, 12V 40Ma
Dimensions (W x H x D): 9.5 × 6.5 × 13 cm / 3.7 X 2.6 X 5.1 inches
Weight: 495g / 1.1 lbs.