Laney IRF60-110 Guitar Combo Amplifier 60W 1x10" Analog Ironheart Foundry

The Laney IRF60-110 is a 60-watt all-analogue guitar combo amplifier from the Ironheart Foundry range, built to carry the tone and feel of the Ironheart tube series into a compact gigging package. A custom-voiced 10" HH Audio driver delivers genuine Ironheart gain character, with selectable Clean, Rhythm and Lead gain modes plus Bright and Dark voicing switches for shaping the sound. Power scaling drops output to under 1 watt, turning the same amp into a silent recording tool or a bedroom practice companion. Onboard spring-style reverb, an FX loop and stereo aux/headphone jacks round out a combo built around Laney's "everything you need, nothing you don't" Foundry philosophy.

• Power rating: 60 watts RMS
• Channels: Single
• Gain modes: Clean, Rhythm, Lead
• Voicing: Bright and Dark switch
• Controls: Pre-Boost, gain, bass, middle, treble, volume, reverb, power scaling
• Inputs: 1/4" instrument jack, 1/8" stereo aux input, 1/4" FX return
• Outputs: 1/4" FX send, 1/8" stereo headphone jack
• Effects: Onboard spring-style reverb
• Power scaling: Under 1 watt
• Driver: 1 x 10" custom-voiced HH Audio driver
• Signal path: All analogue
• Carton dimensions (H x W x L): 455 x 480 x 310 mm
• Carton weight: 25.4 lbs

How many watts is the Laney IRF60-110?
The IRF60-110 is rated at 60 watts RMS, with a power scaling mode that drops output to under 1 watt for quiet practice or direct recording.

What speaker does the IRF60-110 use?
It is fitted with a single 10-inch custom-voiced HH Audio driver.

Does the IRF60-110 have onboard effects?
Yes, it includes onboard spring-style reverb as its built-in effect.

What gain modes does the IRF60-110 offer?
The amp offers Clean, Rhythm and Lead gain modes, along with Bright and Dark voicing switches.

Can I practice silently with headphones on the IRF60-110?
Yes, it has a 1/8" stereo headphone output as well as a 1/8" stereo aux input, and its power scaling mode drops the amp below 1 watt for silent practice through headphones.