Laney Guitar Amplifiers

Whether you're talking about equipment or the bands and artists that use it, there's no secret that British imports are some of the greatest hits. Laney guitar amplifiers are proof enough of that, coming across the pond on the wave of the 1960s British invasion and swiftly proving that they were here to stay. The reputation that Laney amps have built up is every bit as great as the bands that came over with them, and it's still holding strong today.

One of the best-known names associated with Laney amps is Black Sabbath's Tony Iommi. If you're a Sabbath fan looking to recreate Tony's sound, the best place to start is with one of his signature Laney guitar amps. You can spot them by the "TI" model number: for example, the TI100 Tube Guitar Amp Head and TI412S Speaker Cabinet. These are modelled after the hardware that Tony actually uses onstage, which makes for a really authentic playing experience.

And Tony Iommi is just one example of an artist who uses Laney amps. A few others would be Mark Knopfler, Ace Frehley, Joel Stroetzel and Adam Dutkiewicz. Guitarists of this caliber have seriously discerning tastes in amplifiers, which is a testament to what Laney has to offer. It's no secret why they're so popular: it comes down to engineering and parts selection. Laney is a big proponent of the much sought-after tone of the classic tube, and they know exactly how to put those tubes to work to give you amazing results every time you plug in.

With amplifiers, that's really what it's all about: quality and know-how. Laney guitar amplifiers are built with plenty of both, and you can always count on these tube amps to perform. Whether you're a classic rocker or a heavy shredder, there's a lot to love about the power and tone delivered by a Laney amp.