Anybody playing a Laney?

Hi, anyone else here using a Laney RB9 head here? My ashdown went bang on me yesterday, so I'm looking for a cheap amp head to tide me over, and these are cheap. Anybody else here playing through one, and had any problems? I'm going to run it through my 2 1x15 Laney PA cabs, which will finally match the head if I get it, good times.
Any opinions gratefully received, I looked on harmony and no one had a bad word to say about them, which I am naturally suspicious of.

 

I have a tiny Laney mighty bass practise amp that I'm very fond of. I need a brick that will not die. Might go and test one first, just wanted to know about reliability really. As I think my EB-150 has blown a fuse, or could be more sinister. Apparently once the ashdowns start blowing fuses, they don't like to stop.

 

Might get me an RB9 head then. I like the limiter feature.

 

Now that's the sort of thing I want to hear.

 

Update, last night playing a stand in gig with some guys I know, the abysmal Torque amp they were borrowing for me went walkies, so the guitar player went to his brother barn and pulled out an old Laney that had been sitting in a barn for nearly 3 years doing nothing. Plugged it in, and after a few crackles at the start, it sounded beautiful, and more importantly, was still working after being left essentially to the atmosphere for that long. Good times, I will buy a Laney, and I will be happy.
On an unrelated note, if you've just oil-finished your neck 4 days before, don't gig with it, as you will get sticky bits coming off in your sweaty hands from the skunk stripe and the fretboard.

 

When I went to try out an RB9 in the shop the one they had was fried already. I decided against it and got a GK backline 600 instead. Shame really, would have liked to have liked it.