Laney Black Country Customs LOUDPEDALS feat Tom Quayle and Martin Miller
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- čas přidán 13. 06. 2024
- Introducing the new Laney IRONHEART & LIONHEART Loudpedals - 60-watt pedalboard amplifiers designed in conjunction with Tom Quayle and Martin Miller
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▶ IRONHEART LOUDPEDAL www.laney.co.uk/amps/guitar/i...
▶ LIONHEART LOUDPEDAL www.laney.co.uk/amps/guitar/l...
If you're a gigging guitarist who dreams of condensing a rig's worth of lush valve tones into something pedalboard-friendly, Laney has the answer with their new LOUDPEDAL amps. These compact pedal amps are packed with boutique amp artistry yet provide ultra-portable and recording-friendly solutions.
Working in collaboration with two of the finest guitar players in the world, legato fusion legend Tom Quayle and virtuoso come CZcams star, Martin Miller. The LIONHEART and IRONHEART LOUDPEDALS capture the revered sound of Laney's acclaimed valve amp ranges in two supremely versatile 60-watt pedal formats. But don't let their diminutive size fool you - these are far more than just amp modellers or preamp pedals.
Both amps have a shared feature set.
• 60 WATTS
• TWO CHANNELS
• USB-C AUDIO OUT
• XLR OUT
• Footswitchable BOOST
• Footswitchable Reverb
• Laney’s Advanced Impulse Response (LAIR) Tech
Follow Tom Quayle: @tomquayleguitar
Follow Martin Miller: @MartinMillerGuitar
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Could not be more proud to have collaborated with you guys on this amazing product! Love Laney and the Lionheart.
That is so cool! I really love my Loudpedal.
A special run of the LA, Klipp and AOR in Loudpedal format would be glorious!
I second
@@TheDistortionPrinciple I third, and also a GH100L Loudpedal.
@@tonekilltech yes
I'd like to see a version of this that actually has some tubes in the pre-amp section and also has a separate three band eq per channel.
Those are the 2 features I was hoping would be included in this BCC version…maybe version 3.0 will have them in a couple of years.
Wow!! I love Laney, Lionheart and Ironheart the best
Tom hit THE spot! His tone is amazing
Now we need an AOR pedal!
well done Laney
LOVE the Laney brand/gear. I only have a super cub and a 212 cabinet…………………but absolute love them ❤❤❤
Cool ! 👏😲
Is going to take awhile for this to land on SA I suppose. looking forward to get my self one of this indeed as Laney have been stepping up their game every new release.
Looks like a cool amp. What's the point of the reverb stomp switch? Does anyone step on or off their reverb during a performance or between songs?
👍👍🍺 interesting.
🤘👽👽👽
Sweet! But I want a GH100L in a pedal.
Interesting how the both of them use their feet as a foot raiser. Never seen that before, makes me question my posture holding the guitar yet again
Any news on UK prices please? Also, I’m guessing the power adapter needed is bigger than the pedal in order to power the 60watts (which no one needs as we all play silent stages now)…… ;-)
UK dealers have them listed - check out their websites for the most up to date pricing they are offering - Power adaptor is 1/4 of the size of the pedal btw :-)
Can we PLEASE get a Supergroup version of these? 🙏🙏🙏
Seriously...if you release a Supergroup version of this, I will ONLY buy Laney amplifiers from now on!
Get the three watt head?
@@TheDistortionPrinciple These are way more doable for me, both in price and form factor...dont get me wrong, I would love to have the BL-Studio...its just out of my price range 🤷
Edit: Hey I just saw who you were! Lol, How's it goin, man?
@@lordimpaler3899 lol! I knew i recognized the name. Ive tried many laney amps and black country pedals so i can almost guarantee these are quality
Can you use the direct out and speaker out simultaneously?
Yes, but if you connect a headphone, the speaker out is muted.
Good product, but what makes this pedal twice the price of the Loudpedal foundry? The only obvious difference is the in-built reverb. Can you explain why this is so much more expensive, please?
Ok, this has an additional USB-C port, so you can use this as an interface. You have an editor, you can load your own cabinet IRs, and there is midi.
Quale differenza tra i due?
Does it need to be plugged in speakers?
No because this product has a solid state poweramp.
Martin Miller came with his pijamas to the demo :D
Whats analogue about them?...the website says "tone in an analogue, pedal amp format."
As I understand it these amps use transistors or IC’s which are analogue, ie no digital conversion and not dsp’s which are computer chips that are used to process audio in many SS amps such as a katana or tonemaster
Earphones still suck.
For my taste much too expensive, if I consider, that I also get a good two-channel all tube amp in this price range.
The basic idea itself is not bad, but the price is much too high for a tubeless (pre-)amp and I also am no fan of Class D power amps. They do not affect the tone in any way, as a real tube power amp does or only negative.
Also, if it uses cab IR's, they have to be placed after the preamp section at line level, so this circuit makes even less sense to me.
But obviously my ideas of a great amp sound and the ones of Laney anyway differ a lot. My all tube gear gives me better tones and most of it was even cheaper.
I also do not know a Tom Quayle or Martin Miller, for me they never wrote or played any iconic songs or solos, which wrote guitar history, so why should they then deserve some signature gear? What for? For being on CZcams, because they cannot live from their music in reality.
They both certainly are no new Hendrix, Beck, Van Halen or Satriani, so who cares? No unexpected musical innovations or uniqueness, just some more under some thousand others, which sound in the same way boring and exchangeable, but without any outstanding musical message. Maybe technically good, but if you have nothing serious or new to tell, this does not count for me.
CZcams influencers are the new celebrities, and while these guys may not have written or played iconic songs (I don't know; maybe they have), they're known to millions of potential customers, so it makes sense for manufacturers to take advantage of this.
I like the idea of the Loudpedal, and while I too like the sound of a real valve amp (I have a Laney LC30 II and a Fender BDR), I don't like their weight. Without comparing a Loudpedal into a cab alongside a valve amp into the same cab, I don't think it's possible to make comparisons, whatever prejudices we may have about Class D amps.
@@1man1guitarletsgo ok, I accept you point of view, but for me my JMP-1, V-Twin or Kaluna II as preamps still sound better, if combined with my favorite cab IR's, if I then still add my power scalable (0.5 W to 40W) tube power amp, which equally well works with 6V6, 6L6GC, 5881, EL84 or KT77 tubes, even more. So why should I then change to a completely tubeless solution instead, which does not sound better, but worse and also is less flexible? Makes no sense to me, sorry.
@@1man1guitarletsgo Ok, agreed, but this does not necessarily mean, that the final tones are much better.
@@HEZ63 If the sound is not as good as a valve amp, but is _acceptable,_ then the light weight and small size will tip the balance in favour of the Loudpedal for many gigging guitarists. If it turns out that the sound isn't really good enough, then we'll stick with our amps. This kind of technology is getting better, though, and I suspect the Loudpedal will be a big seller, and well received by guitarists.
@@1man1guitarletsgo I am an all tube gear guy and I also dislike pedalboards, so this solution does not improve much for me, quite the opposite. My real all tube gear simply sounds better, even the preamps alone.