Laney

Laney BCC LTD ED 30W Guitar Amp Head - UK

Regular price $1,834.95
Regular price $2,295.00 Sale price $1,834.95 Save $460.05
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Description

SKU LA30BL

The Laney BCC LTD ED 30W Guitar Amp Head is a vintage-inspired amplifier designed for guitarists who seek a powerful yet straightforward tone. With a single-channel, non-master volume design, this amp delivers a clean, uncompressed sound, making it an ideal platform for pedals and effects.

Key features of the Laney BCC LTD ED include:

- 30 watt output with Class A/B design

- Single channel, non-master volume style head

- Hi and Lo bass and treble inputs that can be jumpered

- Controls for presence, bass, middle, treble, and gain

- Equipped with 3 x ECC83 preamp tubes

- Powered by 2 x EL34 power tubes

- Speaker outputs for 16 Ohm, 8 Ohm, and 4 Ohm connections

- Plywood cabinet with retro piping and tolex covering

- Rubber strap handle for easy transport

- Finished in black

- Made in the UK

- Weight: 10.5 kg

- Dimensions: 220mm (H) x 620mm (W) x 220mm (D)

This amplifier combines vintage tone with modern reliability, making it an excellent choice for guitarists looking for a clean sound to shape their music with pedals or to enjoy the classic British amp character.