Latest about Laney
Laney rolls out the LF-Supertop – a classy 120W solid-state powerhouse with tricks up its sleeve
With two channels, footswitchable boost, onboard effects and IRs, this lightweight head has a lot going on – and there are matching 2x12 and 4x12 speaker cabs to go with it
How Clapton collaborator and session great Nathan East is teaming up with Laney on a signature amp unlike any other
Sponsor Content Created With Laney
The lauded bassist has mixed-up a new double trouble head that could be a game-changer for any player with a regular gig
Laney and Nathan East team up for a versatile signature bass head that ends a 40-year wait for the session legend
East, one of the most celebrated bass players in history, knows a thing or two about tone – and he’s put practicality at the forefront of his new signature model
“The amp easily turned in a convincing Van Halen ‘brown’ sound”: Laney LFSUPER60-112 Combo review
Can this Lionheart Foundry combo from Laney win the solid-state wars?
Tony Iommi has been experimenting with digital amp modelers – and he’s used one to record new material
The guitarist has been using a Kemper in the studio, and his new music features a blend of both tube and digital amps
“These amps just breathe like a tube amp, no matter what you throw at them”: Inside the making of Laney’s Foundry Range
Sponsored by Laney
The Foundry builds follow the mantra “Everything you need, nothing you don’t” – capturing the dynamism of tube tone in a solid-state amp that can handle anything
“The classic British sound of a Laney amp”: Laney BCC Ironheart and Lionheart LoudPedals review
Laney presents the signature Tom Quayle and Martin Miller pedalboard versions of a pair of its finest amps, featuring 60 watts of real amp power, right at your feet
How Laney brought volume and best-in-class tone for digital rigs with the world’s loudest active guitar cabinet
In association with Laney Amplification
Developed with a little help from Devin Townsend and Guthrie Govan, the LFR-412 is the first active 4x12 for digital rigs, giving players old-school power and volume to make their amp modeler sing
