Orange Amps have released details of a break in at its Borehamwood HQ 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.
So if some dodgy git offers you a cheap Tiny Terror 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.
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