All user reviews for the Laney EA120

This is a 120 watt amplifier transistor.

An acoustic channel with 5-band EQ, feedback filter, reverb - An electrical channel with gain, level, drive, bass, middle, treble, reverb
Transistor 120 watts
2 HP 10 inch + tweeter switchable
English manufacture

It is equipped with an overdrive for the electrical channel and reverb 'on 2 channels.

UTILIZATION

Very easy to use despite all the possibilities.
Excellent sound
Each channel has its own effects loop + global effects loop
You can play 2 channels simultaneously (acoustic guitar + electric + micro scratches singing etc ...) and with 120 watts you're never caught off guard
The electric sound is very close to a Roland Jazz Chorus (without chorus), very dynamic. The acoustic channel is adjustable enough to make it sound with any type of microphone or guitar.

SOUNDS

The amp to do everything for the stage, clubs etc. when playing acoustic and electric or there is no sound to put the voice with a pure quality.
It is suitable for many style, with a fairly neutral I find her. It is versatile and adapts to many musical styles.
The integrated overdrive is, against fairly average ...

OVERALL OPINION

I used it for years. This is my second guitar amp after Laney GC30. The sound is very much higher than the EA120.
I love its versatility and the ability to tilt as a return.
What I like least is its weight: the beast weighs around 40 kg ...
This is a good value, but ou will not find it in time, it is no longer manufactured.

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Caractristiques

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120-watt transistors
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UTILIZATION

Very simple despite all the possibilities

SOUNDS

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OVERALL OPINION

A must for clubs without PA to do everything absolutely as Self-Employed.
Inconvnient: its weight and size. Finally if you got a car, no problemo!