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Tube Guitar Amp Head from Laney belonging to the IronHeart series

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Published on 06/23/12 at 03:10
Value For Money : Excellent
Tube amp mounted with 4 ECC83 and 2 6L6 (interchangeable via the bias), class AB amplifier. <br>Power point of view I'm on the 60 watt <br>Adjustment level was a 3 channel amp with 2 separate equalizers for&nbsp;the lead and rhythm&nbsp;the other for clean. To the rhythm channel it's on or off the lead and clean channel simultaneously. <br>The bass and treble and middle&nbsp;have push / pull pots&nbsp;(to bring out what you prefer) <br>Each channel&nbsp;has a separate volume, and rhythm and lead cannel each have&nbsp;a gain knob. <br>Add to this that the&nbsp;amp has a boost activated via footswitch, a way to&nbsp;increase the dynamics, the wattage of the amp (<br>For this I give&nbsp;a 8/10 because of fiddling with the buttons, it is often difficult to activate what we want and must&nbsp;adjust the knobs&nbsp;to get there, and we regret the absence of a master volume

UTILIZATION

Config level, this is special, as stated above must&nbsp;adjust and know there a minimum, so the configuration is not that easy (after all,&nbsp;it's kind of my first amp so that it could be my lack of experience) <br><br>Regarding the manual, it is clear as spring water but not that useful (settings they offer are poor) <br><br>Its level can get the type of sound you want, no matter if your taste changes (in December I had a sound, now I have change for a sound that suits me more) <br><br>So for all that I put a 7/10

SOUNDS

I mostly play metal, this amp is a Hi-Gain so that necessarily suits my style of music. <br>I play it with a Jackson RR3M mounted with Duncan&nbsp;SH2 and TB4. The distortion&nbsp;sound is sharp if somewhat mushy, and clean with some reverb is really beautiful. The sound is quite crystalline and is very good for an amp&nbsp;of this&nbsp;type and the metal tone is the&nbsp;big thing about this amp. <br>From time to time I plug in&nbsp;my Whammy DT, and it works well too. <br><br>The sound that I prefer is distortion&nbsp;from the 6L6 tubes&nbsp;is less runny for my taste (still a little but this gives some problems getting a clean gain sound) and clean sound which is very good.&nbsp;<br> I hate that this is too mushy&nbsp; with a bit too much gain.

OVERALL OPINION

So I've used it for almost six months before I tried a&nbsp;marshall amp, Laboga, Engl etc. ... but I did not like the idea of ​​single-channel equalizer for three different channels, and as soon as you&nbsp;put in the double equalizer they were maddening enough, they blow when&nbsp;the laney came out, it allowed me to find a good compromise of quality / price. <br>The feature that I like most about this amp is the ability to regulate everything from A-Z whether the dynamics through the tone and the wattage. The first boost is nice too! <br>At least, that's when I palm mute to make transitions on a note not palm mute it to a huge spike in the bass that stiflles everything. (But I think the speaker also comes into play) <br><br>The Value for money is good but I regret not having waited&nbsp;to buy the EVH 5150 50w. <br><br>With experience and the output current in terms of amp I know I would hesitate a long time that's for sure.