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The Laney Ironheart Foundry IRF60-112 is a versatile, powerful electric guitar amplifier, ideal for guitarists seeking a precise, customizable sound. With its 60W output switchable down to 1W, it adapts equally well to home practice, studio sessions, and live performances. Its two independent channels offer customizable gain and volume settings, while the passive 3-band EQ and built-in boost let you finely shape your sound. The built-in reverb and DI output with speaker simulation make direct recording and connection to a PA system easy. USB-C connectivity and the dedicated LA-IR app enhance the sonic experience with advanced impulse response management.
| Power | 60W, switchable down to 1W |
|---|---|
| Channels | 2 channels with independent Gain and Volume controls |
| Channel 1 modes | Asymptomatic / Clean / Sym |
| Channel 2 modes | Bright / Natural / Dark voicing |
| EQ | Passive 3-band |
| Built-in effects | Boost, Reverb |
| DI output | Balanced male XLR with switchable speaker simulation |
| Connectivity | USB-C for direct recording and IR management via the LA-IR app |
| Effects loop | High quality |
| Auxiliary input | Mini-jack |
| Headphone output | Mini-jack |
| Speaker | 1x12" HH1260 custom driver |
| Power supply | Included |
| Color | Black |
| Logo | Illuminated Ironheart |
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