Laney Ironheart Foundry IRF-LEADRIG112 60-watt Amplifier Head and 1 x 12-inch Cab-03

Laney Ironheart Foundry IRF-LEADRIG112 60-watt Amplifier Head and 1 x 12-inch Cab-02

Laney Ironheart Foundry IRF-LEADRIG112 60-watt Amplifier Head and 1 x 12-inch Cab

₨ 60,000.00

60 watts RMS
Single channel with clean and lead modes
High quality latency free analogue emulated DI out
Selectable bright, natural and dark voicing
3 Band passive tone stack
Input pre-boost level and footswitch with LED indicator
Loudspeaker out
High and Low power modes (Low Power <1W)
Transformer isolated high quality effects loop
3.5mm stereo aux in jack
3.5mm stereo headphone jack
100-240V Universal Voltage power supply included (24V) centre positive, 2.1 x 5.5 x 12mm connector type
GS112FE – 60W RMS, 120W Continuous, 240W Peak
1×12″ HH Designed High Performance drivers – H1260
8 Ohm impedance
Robust all wood construction.
Black metal corners
6.3mm Jack socket

Category: Guitar Amplifier

Description

SHEER POWER AND DYNAMISM

The IRONHEART FOUNDRY series has taken the sheer power and dynamism of our IRONHEART tube amps and smelted and forged their characteristics to deliver monstrous power and incredible versatility in an ultra-compact form. The IRF-LEADRIG112 consists of the incredible IRF-LEADTOP packaged with a custom designed GS112FE cabinet. Loaded with a custom designed HH 1260 driver delivering 60 Watts RMS @ 8 Ohms. All wood, open back construction, black metal corners and a 6.3 mm jack give it a professional sound and feel. You will not be disappointed.

DETAILS

60 Watts RMS

Headphones socket

Clean & Drive

The 12” HH custom driver was designed specifically for HH and is optimised to match the output characteristics of the amplifier it is paired with. HH have a long and illustrious pedigree in loudspeaker design.

Ergonomic grab handles

Footswitchable Boost

Portrait or Landscape

FX loops are important as they allow you to add effects to the signal path in a specific place between the pre-amp and the output section on an amplifier. This is where FX loops are important as it allows you to put time-based FX after the distorted pre-amp section. For example, delayed distortion sounds different to distorted delay – try it.