Laney Digbeth Series DB200-210 2×10″ Bass Combo Amplifier in stock

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Amplifier

An amplifier, or amp, is a device that boosts the electrical signal from your guitar to produce sound through speakers. It plays a crucial role in shaping your tone and controlling volume. Amplifiers come in various types, including valve (tube), solid-state, and digital modelling, each offering different sound characteristics. Whether used for practice, recording, or live performance, an amp helps bring your guitar’s voice to life with clarity, power, and personality.

Bass

Bass is at the heart of the rhythm section, and we’ve got everything you need to build your perfect setup. From powerful bass amps and deep, rich effects to essential accessories like strings, straps, and cases, this category covers it all. Whether you’re a beginner laying down your first grooves or a gigging bassist shaping your signature tone, you’ll find top gear from trusted brands right here. Dive into our full range and take your low end to the next level.

Bass Amps and Cabs

Feel the low-end power with our range of bass amps and cabinets, built to deliver punch, clarity, and serious stage presence. Whether you’re practising at home, recording in the studio, or shaking the walls live, we’ve got the gear to match. From compact combo amps ideal for small gigs to heavyweight stacks that move serious air, each amp and cab is designed to bring out the full character of your bass. Featuring trusted names in bass amplification, this collection gives you tone, headroom, and reliability in every register.

Combo

A combo amp is a guitar amplifier that combines both the amplifier head and speaker(s) into a single, portable unit. This all-in-one design makes combo amps convenient for practice, recording, and gigging without needing separate components. They come in a variety of sizes and power levels, from small practice models to powerful stage-ready amps. Combo amps offer versatility and ease of use, making them popular among guitarists of all levels.

About Laney

We have new and used Laney musical equipment available on our website for fast direct delivery from sellers across the UK & Europe.

Laney, primarily known for its high-quality amplifiers, has also dabbled in producing guitar effect pedals. While their pedal lineup might not be as extensive as some other brands, they’ve offered a few notable models that cater to various styles and tones sought after by guitarists.

Here are a couple of guitar effect pedals from Laney that have gained attention:

Laney Black Country Customs Pedals: Laney’s Black Country Customs series comprises a range of pedals designed to deliver classic and modern tones. Some notable pedals from this series include:

Laney Secret Path Reverb Pedal: This pedal aims to provide lush and atmospheric reverb effects suitable for different genres and styles of music.
Laney Monolith Distortion Pedal: The Monolith is geared towards delivering high-gain distortion tones ideal for hard rock and heavy metal playing styles. It’s known for its versatility and ability to cut through the mix.

Laney Booster and Overdrive Pedals: While not an extensive lineup, Laney has produced some booster and overdrive pedals, aiming to enhance a guitarist’s tone and provide a subtle or more pronounced drive:

Laney Supergroup Pedal: This pedal aims to recreate the vintage tones of Laney’s iconic Supergroup amplifier. It offers overdrive sounds reminiscent of classic rock and blues tones.
Laney Secret Path Overdrive Pedal: Focused on delivering a transparent overdrive, this pedal is designed to add warmth and subtle saturation to your guitar sound without overshadowing your original tone.

While Laney’s pedal range may not be as vast as some other manufacturers, the pedals they offer are known for their solid build quality, unique tones, and focus on delivering classic, time-tested sounds.

Choosing the right Laney pedal depends on your specific preferences, playing style, and the sound you want to achieve. Reading reviews, watching demos, and experimenting with these pedals, if possible, can help you determine which Laney effect pedal would be the best addition to your pedalboard.