Zynzy
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- Oct 17, 2024
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- non commercial entity that plays.... Guitar... but I love Laney and need to add details
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The Laney Club!!!
- Thread starter Funky Hugh
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Zynzy
Commercial User
- Oct 17, 2024
- 2
- 2
- Disclosures
- non commercial entity that plays.... Guitar... but I love Laney and need to add details
the Cab was made before 1989, Laney were already using HH, but didnt buy them out until then, and then the drivers said both HH and Laney.
originally wired serial making them 4ohm with the 4x 16ohm drivers, still working on the drivers, I have H1:215s (9051) whatever that means. I play guitar not Bass with this cab and its a sweeter sound than my usual V30s, HH although completely unknown made super high end audio for the BBC and other TV around the world, PAs, Mixing desks, home stereo's... 1980s number 1 wanted guitar amp... doing all SS with valve tone switches in the 1970s which still hold up today, check HH Amps on youtube. The classic T-rex album cover features this amp, Pink Floyd used on tour, Wizzard, 10cc, Wishbone Ash and many others. look for the LC100 Amp or any HH V.S Musician gear.
I got the same cab only this week for $100aud... its still got the factory sticker, there were only 3 listings, impedence-4, watts 400, unit # 1287.
ill keep digging up stuff cause at 40yo its in great condition and sounds amazing.
originally wired serial making them 4ohm with the 4x 16ohm drivers, still working on the drivers, I have H1:215s (9051) whatever that means. I play guitar not Bass with this cab and its a sweeter sound than my usual V30s, HH although completely unknown made super high end audio for the BBC and other TV around the world, PAs, Mixing desks, home stereo's... 1980s number 1 wanted guitar amp... doing all SS with valve tone switches in the 1970s which still hold up today, check HH Amps on youtube. The classic T-rex album cover features this amp, Pink Floyd used on tour, Wizzard, 10cc, Wishbone Ash and many others. look for the LC100 Amp or any HH V.S Musician gear.
I got the same cab only this week for $100aud... its still got the factory sticker, there were only 3 listings, impedence-4, watts 400, unit # 1287.
ill keep digging up stuff cause at 40yo its in great condition and sounds amazing.
Hi! I know this was from a couple of years ago, but I am looking at getting the same rig. (I already have the Mustang!) I am currently running an Ashdown OriginAL 300 which pushes 150 watts each through two 112 cabs at 8 ohms. I wanted to know the volume that your 200 watt rig puts out with the Laney Digbeth 410 at 4 ohms. Is it enough to keep up with a blues/rock guitar and drummer live in a small/mid setting? How has the rig held up? Any problems or issues? Thanks!
Hey! I never had any problems keeping up with 2 guitars and a drummer. Especially with both channels on I had more than enough headroom.
I pulled the trigger and got the Laney DBC-410-4 cabinet, but instead of the Digbeth 200h I got a Laney Nexus SL 500 in excellent shape. They go well together as a rig. I still will probably keep a lookout for a used Digbeth 200h for a backup and, but no hurry. I'm having fun with all of the Nexus effects and tone possibilities. It's a definite upgrade from my Ashdown OriginAL and Little Bastard amps that I was using. I'm open for any Nexus tips or advise anyone may have.
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