The Laney IRF120H Ironheart Foundry is a 120-watt all-analogue guitar amplifier head built for players who want a dedicated head-and-cabinet rig. It features two fully independent channels, each with its own 3-band passive tone stack, plus a footswitchable Pre-Boost and onboard reverb. An XLR direct out with LA·IR delivers studio-quality recording tone straight from the head, while USB-C audio I/O and app control round out a professional connectivity package. A built-in Watts Control allows power attenuation from the full 120 watts down to low-volume practice levels.

• Power rating: 120 watts RMS
• Channels: 2 fully independent channels
• Channel 1 modes: ASYM, CLEAN, SYM
• Channel 2 voicings: Bright, Natural, Dark
• Controls: Pre-Boost, gain, bass, middle, treble, volume, reverb, Watts Control
• Equalisation: Separate 3-band passive tone stack for each channel
• Inputs: 1/4" instrument jack, 1/8" stereo aux input, 1/4" FX return
• Outputs: XLR direct out with LA·IR, 1/4" FX send, 1/8" stereo headphone jack, speaker output
• Speaker compatibility: 8-Ohm or 16-Ohm cabinets
• Connectivity: USB-C audio I/O and app control
• Effects: Onboard reverb
• Power attenuation: Watts Control
• Signal path: All analogue
• Carton dimensions (H x W x L): 285 x 615 x 300 mm
• Carton weight: 20.7 lbs

Is the Laney IRF120H a tube amp or a solid-state amp?
The IRF120H is an all-analogue design rather than a tube amp or a digital modeler. Its signal path runs analogue throughout, from the instrument input to the XLR direct output.

Can the IRF120H be used quietly for home practice?
Yes. The IRF120H offers a Watts Control for power attenuation, letting it run at the full 120 watts RMS or drop down to a low-power bedroom mode under 1 watt.

What speaker cabinets work with the Laney IRF120H?
The IRF120H is compatible with 8-Ohm or 16-Ohm cabinets, and Laney's matching IRF112 and IRF212 cabinets are available as companion speakers.

Does the IRF120H have a direct recording output?
Yes. It includes an XLR direct out with LA·IR digital IR emulation and a selectable ground lift switch, plus USB-C audio I/O for recording and app connectivity.