Everything you need – nothing you don’t.

The Laney IRF120H is a 120-watt all analogue guitar amplifier head that brings the full IRONHEART FOUNDRY feature set to players who want a dedicated head-and-cabinet rig. LA·IR-equipped XLR out. USB Type C audio I/O. Headphone output & watts control. Paired with the matching IRF212 cabinet loaded with two custom HH 12" drivers, the IRF120H + IRF212 combination delivers serious stage volume, professional recording connectivity, and the analogue Ironheart character that the Foundry platform is built upon.

Features

  • 120W RMS or Low Power <1W bedroom mode
  • Built in Footswitchable Pre-Boost with level
  • Two Independent Channels with footswitchable and front panel control designed from the ground up to replicate the Tone AND feel of the Ironheart tube series
  • Switchable Gain Character (ASYM Clean and SYM options)
  • Bright, Flat and Dark voicings
  • 3 band EQ
  • LA·IR High Quality Digital IR emulated balanced XLR Out with selectable IR and ground lift switch.
  • 6.3mm FX Loop (FX Send doubles as a non-emulated line out)
  • 3.5mm Stereo Aux In
  • 3.5mm Stereo Headphone Output (With Cabinet Emulation)
  • USB Type C for LA∙IR app & updates
  • USB Type C Audio I/O
  • High and Low power modes (120W or Low Power <1W bedroom mode) Perfect for gigging or bedroom
  • Digital Reverb with Level and footswitchable control
  • Twin 6.3mm Loudspeaker Jack outputs
  • Matching IRF112 & IRF212 cabs available
  • Item dimensions : 212mm x 481mm x 231mm (HWD)

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Model
  • Ironheart IRF120H 120W Guitar Amp Head
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  • 678
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