Laney L5 Studio Lionheart

€949.00 incl. VAT

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Product number: 10010982

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Product information

The Laney L5-Studio Lionheart offers the popular single-ended Class-A sound including an interfaces to the digital world. The small top not only has special features such as a USB out/re-amping send, but also features such as a balanced di-out including speaker emulation, an adjustable headphone output and a mini-jack AUX input. Combined with the LT112 Cabinet, the Laney L5-Studio Lionheart is an excellent little stack. Laney L5 Studio Lionheart:

Channels: 2
Country of origin: China
Dimensions (WxHxD): 41.9 x 18.9 x 18.3 cm
EQ: Bass/mid/treble
Effects: Reverb/ reverb
Housing size: Lunch box
Impedance: 8/16 ohms
Inserts: Serial
Power: 5W
Power amp valves: 1x tbsp 84
Power range: 0 - 15W
Pre amp valves: 3x 12AX7
Special features: USB audio I/O with speaker simulation, re-amping output
Technology: Tube
Weight: 7.8kg

About Laney

Laney - first of all, that's official tube sound made in England. Since Lyndon Laney founded his company in Birmingham almost 50 years ago, the company has made a name for itself worldwide in guitar and bass amplifiers, speakers and PA systems. The all-tube guitar and bass amps in particular enjoy an excellent reputation, especially in the hard'n'heavy sector. So it's no surprise that users include well-known artists such as Tony Iommi (Black Sabbath), who also has his own signature amp, Ace Frehley (KISS), Mattias Eklundh and Kiko Loureiro (Angra). Lately Laney has been making a name for himself with his innovative Ironheart and Lionheart amps, but the little Cubs and acoustic amps are also absolutely worth playing.