Laney IRF60-112 60W Ironheart Foundry 1x12" Two-Channel Analog Combo Amp

The Laney IRF60-112 is a 60-watt all-analog combo amplifier from the Ironheart Foundry range, built around two fully independent channels and a custom 12-inch driver. It pairs an all-analog signal path with modern recording features, including an XLR direct out with LA·IR impulse response loading and USB-C audio I/O with app control. Channel 1 offers ASYM, CLEAN and SYM gain modes while Channel 2 switches between Bright, Natural and Dark voicings, giving players six distinct tonal options from one amplifier.

• Power rating: 60 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: 3-band passive tone stack
• Inputs: 1/4" instrument jack, 1/8" stereo aux input, 1/4" FX return
• Outputs: XLR direct out with LA·IR impulse response loading, 1/4" FX send, 1/8" stereo headphone jack
• Connectivity: USB-C audio I/O and app control
• Effects: Onboard reverb
• Power attenuation: Watts Control
• Driver: 1 x 12" custom HH1260 driver
• Signal path: All analogue
• Carton dimensions (H x W x L): 510 x 550 x 325 mm
• Carton weight: 32.2 lbs

How many watts does the Laney IRF60-112 put out?
The IRF60-112 is rated at 60 watts RMS, and it also includes a Watts Control for power attenuation down to a low-power bedroom setting.

What speaker is fitted in the IRF60-112?
It uses a single 12-inch custom HH1260 driver designed specifically for the Ironheart Foundry series.

Can I record or go direct to a mixer with the IRF60-112?
Yes. It has an XLR direct out loaded with LA·IR impulse response speaker emulation, plus USB-C audio I/O for recording and app control.

Are the two channels footswitchable?
Yes, both the channel switching and the onboard reverb can be controlled from the front panel or via footswitch.

What tone options does Channel 2 offer?
Channel 2 provides three voicings: Bright for added presence on leads and single-coils, Natural for a balanced full-range tone, and Dark for a warmer, rolled-off response.