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Heads-up on the Micro Terror: for headphone use the output doesn’t have a cabinet simulation. Fine for clean sounds, but if you’re after the crunch it will sound a bit fizzy. No problem if you’re going into the matching speaker cab.
The Micro Dark version does have a cab sim, so better for headphone use, but I only ever had the Terror so can’t comment on other differences.
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My guitar dork mates are pushing me towards either the blackstar fly3 if I want an all in one solution or the Orange Micro Terror head unit if I expect them to talk to me in the pub again.
The argument being it’s expandable if I keep it up, works well as a headphone amp and will be easy to sell on if I don’t stick with it. Plus it’s an Orange which satisfies my need for crunchy doom.