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Hey fellow toners. I am thinking of buying a used Laney and would like some feed back from any one who has played with one. Thanks for your input.

I want the same one and unfortunately, just like you, I have never been able to play one

i played an old one at a shop. its a pretty great little tube amp for the money. its more like the peavey classic series than a fender or anything else, however its sound is very unique. the quality isnt superb but its great for the money. Its a perfect amp depending on the type of music you play. Not a metal amp but the overdrive is good. This amp is a dream for recording and for using with a modeler ( ex: xt live, v-amp). I consider it the ideal tube amp for bedroom use or studio recording. it could even do very small gigs depending on the genre. I believe its only competetors in its price range are the blues junior and the new crate tube v series. This amp is much more versatile than either of those. Some believe the 10 inch speaker doesnt give it enough thud but those are opinions. For blues and 70s rock this is a great amp. perfect for recording and studio use, and you could match it with an avatar cab for gigging. Sorry for the long overview but if you guys want specific details about it just ask

Great all tube amp for the money, Go for it.


Originally Posted by StratcatGreat all tube amp for the money, Go for it.

thats what i was basically saying in paragraph form

Great feedback guy's. How does the Laney compare to the Fender blues jr?

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The Laney LC15R's price is between the Fender Blues Jr. and the Peavey Classic 20 (which I got for about US$220).

Similar question, how does the Laney compare with the Classic 20.


Originally Posted by sacGreat feedback guy's. How does the Laney compare to the Fender blues jr?
i think the laney is better than the blues junior. the blues junior has less features and is alot less versatile than the laney. if your just playing light clean stuff than the blues junior is best. i find the laney to have more features, more versatility at a lower price tag than the blues junior.