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Producing 60 watts RMS of all ECC83 and 6L6 valve tone, the Laney IRT60H Ironheart Guitar Amplifier Head possess masses of gain and loads of features that make the IRT60H so much more than just a rockin’ metal amp!
Laney IRT60H Ironheart Guitar Amplifier Head Features
- 60 watts RMS
- Massive toroidal power supply
- Variable power output level <1 watt to full power
- Enhance and Presence controls in power amplifier
- Footswitchable Variable pre boost on any channel
- 3 independent footswitchable channels with dedicated EQ
- Pull to modify EQ switches
- FX loop with Bypass/Insert/Side Chain options with level control
- Preamp Out, Power-amp In jacks
- Laney designed and tuned reverb
- Internal red illumination
The three channels on the Laney IRT60H give you clean, rhythm and lead all with independent level controls. The Clean and the Rhythm channels share a 3- band EQ with pull-push shift features on each control that gives you total control over your sound allowing you to dial in that killer tone. The IRT60H Lead channel has an independent 3- band EQ with pull-push shift features on each control allowing for some radical lead tones.
The Pre Boost feature works just like kicking in your favorite boost pedal right before your amp. Another standout feature of the IRT60H Ironheart range is the WATTS control in the master section. Combine this with a Dynamics control which tightens up your low end when you're playing a full power and you have a great metal tone at whatever level you decide to play at.
The Laney IRT60H Ironheart Guitar Amplifier Head was created with a custom design and specifically tuned reverb allowing you to add just the right amount of reverb wash over your tone. Adding additional effects via external processors is a breeze. The FX loop on the rear of the IRT60H has a switchable level control meaning you can easily switch your FX loop output level to match the ideal level for your effects gear.
Laney IRT60H Ironheart Guitar Amplifier Head Specifications
- Power RMS: 60 Watts RMS
- Inputs: 1 x Jack
- Channels: 3, Clean, Rhythm and Lead
- Equalisation: Bass, Middle and Treble with Pull-Push EQ shift on each
- Master Presence Control: Overall TONE
- Boost Switch: Footswitchable PRE BOOST
- Preamp Valves: 4 x ECC83
- Output Valves: 2 x 6L6
- Class: Class AB
- Reverb: Laney designed Digital reverb
- Footswitch: FS4-IRT supplied as standard - switches Channel, Clean, Reverb and Pre Boost
- Speaker connections: 2 jack sockets, 4, 8 or 16 Ohms
- FX Loop: Yes, variable level FX loop
- Weight: 16.5Kg Unit Weight (21Kg) Shipping
- Dimensions (W x H x D): 678 x 271 x 288 millimeters
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| My Review of Laney IRT60H |
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| I bought this from AMS and it shipped from Nevada rather than New Jersey. Excellent head. I simply love the sounds of this amp. Nice covering, great look. I have had it a month and overall, I really like it. |
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| So far so good after 1 month. |
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| I love this head, I would not necessarily say it is a metal head, but gets great singing tone. Comes stock with Ruby tubes, for metal players you may want to switch it to TAD's, I did for a little while but found them a little too strong for the overall sound of the amp. I love the Ruby's tone much better! |
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| How does it feel, Heavy, Fast, Chunky? How was the neck? Are the controls easy to get to while playing? |
| It has an exceptional EQ section, which I have found to be really flexible. Great for all styles though maybe it is a GREAT hard rock amp. |
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| Bright and snappy? Dark and smooth? Were the pickups hot, mellow, thick, thin? |
| Can be pretty much anything you can dial in. It was very easy for me to dial it in for my guitar. can be a little bright with the existing 12ax7s that are stock. I am planning on changing those over time to Preferred Series to mellow out any brightness. I have the treble set at -1 on both the rythm and lead channels. I love the addition of the boost function. Really nice! |
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| Looks great! |
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| No action on an Amp! :-) |
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Mark in Portland from Portland OR
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| This amp is AWESOME ! |
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| I've only had mine for 5 months, but no any signe of a problem. I rehearse 1x a week and gig 3. |
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| same as above |
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| This amp has a great variety of tones. It's been kinda billed as a metal amp, but I get a great straight ahead rock tone as well...ad the clean channel is the best I've ever played...which shocked the hell outta me. |
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| How does it feel, Heavy, Fast, Chunky? How was the neck? Are the controls easy to get to while playing? |
| Very responsive...it's got the best EQ system I've ever owned. |
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| I love the slightly strained break up of the old Larry Carlton 335 tone I get. The rock tones I like are fat, but not too over the top...but when you wanna get over the top. man it is there in spades. |
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| Really well built. It's got a huge round transformer which I've been told are the best at keeping the power exactly where it needs to be. THis is a great rig, and seems to be one of the best kept secrets out there in amp world. |
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| perfect |
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