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The best Laney reviews

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  • Laney LA35C

    « Cheap and efficient »

    I bought it to complement a cheap rig for a few gigs as a guitar/voice duet. I’ve used it with a Cort AF510E and had the opportunity to hear a martin junior and a seagull played on it during gigs where we shared gears. That’s an honest amp which c

    by Deleted member 9 12/24/17
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  • Laney DP100

    « have it 23years, great amp... »

    100w into 8ohm UTILIZATION easy to use..as it should be...still suits my needs as it retired to a practice amp SOUNDS musicman stingray, warwick thumb nt5. aria avb nt5...i only use it as a practice/house amp these days.. OVERALL OPINION have g

    by phil.maher.731 3 2/8/14
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  • Laney L20H

    « It's ok »

    Laney is a great company feels high quality amplifiers and equipment very low and ask inexpensive prices. This amplifier is a great little 20 W amplifier that has a clean in overdrive channel. You also get a little bit extra features such as the brig

    by iamqman 2 9/13/11
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  • Laney GH100L

    « JCM800 tones on a budget »

    For some reason, Laney doesn't get talked about that much. The GH100L is a 100 watt Marshall-esque amplifier complete with a switchable boost, effects loop, switchable bias, resonance control and slave out. It's not exactly a great looking amplifie

    by Hatsubai 2 3/16/11
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  • Laney VC30-112

    « Laney VC30 »

    Bought in Sydney for AU$1400. I needed an amp that sounds good and suits my plauing style. It is very basic and simple amp with an incredible sound. Some say the drive isn't enough, but I find this very strange because I never go ever 2/3 and can do

    by MGR/Brent 1 3/7/04
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  • Laney VH100RN

    « Where is the beef »

    Laney amplification has been around for a long time. They were one of the first amplifier companies to really take the British voicing and compound on it. They're one of those companies that use that familiar British tone and gave it a lot more featu

    by iamqman 1 1/31/12
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  • Laney LC30-112

    « The next level! »

    The Laney LC30 1x12 combo is the amp that picks up where the LC15 and LC15R left off. It's got a 12" speaker and puts out 30 watts of power as opposed to 15. It's two channels (separate clean and drive) and with the same core EQ controls and the reve

    by King Loudness 1 12/17/11
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  • Laney LC15R

    « A lil' tone machine »

    The Laney LC-15R is one of the smallest variants of the LC series line, which is noted for its more vintage styling and tone. This particular model is a single channel amplifier, putting out 15 watts of power that is run on EL84 tubes. It has a singl

    by King Loudness 1 12/17/11
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  • Laney VC100

    « Nice british tone »

    The Laney VC 100 is a nice little combo for someone who wants one of the most versatile amplifier companies in the world. This is a great little combo they can get you a lot of versatility in a lot of tone ringing for just about any style of music. F

    by iamqman 1 9/12/11
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  • Laney LC50-112 II

    « A HUGE sounding 1x12 combo. »

    The Laney LC50-II is 50 watt, 1x12 tube combo amp powered by two el34 power tubes. It has a clean and a distortion channel, footswitchable reverb, and a bright switch on the clean channel. Each channel has its own treble, mid, and bass controls, as w

    by Everlone 1 7/5/11
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  • Laney HCM30B

    « Laney HCM30B »

    Made a switch from playing the guitar to the bass and needed a practise amp to get started.Got it from Guitar World in Sydney and paid 300 Aus $. For a low end amp it has a lot of tonal variety , right from being able to get a fat round tone to a fu

    by MGR/Tanveer Roowala 1/27/05
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  • Laney VC30-212

    « Laney VC30 212 »

    Got it at the music store that I work at (Cleveland Music), well...I didn't buy it, it was a Christmas present! I don't know how much it cost because I didn't ask but I know my parents got a good deal on it (well...I work there for cryin' out loud!)

    by MGR/Curto 6/3/04
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