Laney VH100R????????

I love my GH, it is a bit simplier of a circuit than the VH, but it still is a great amp.

Alot depends on the price, but you gotta let your ears be your guide.

If there is no pressure, play it again in a few days.

 

The VH is a great sounding and versatile amp. IIIBoomerIII and I went to the shop today where it was and he picked it up for an incredible price. If he didn't get it, I would have.

Congrats, Eddie, I love that amp, now.

And that Vacarro guitar is ugly, but it sure did play and sound great!

Bob

 

Love the sig Bob.

The man is the flat out best there is.

 

i had the vc50, the 50w combo version of the head you bought. its incredibly versatile and what even better, it sounds good!

with 2 channels and a boost on each channel, you can cover lots of ground. flip to the back and check out the fx loop variety, you hardly even get those options on boutique amps. Id swear if you swap the laney nameplate for something like bogner, these things would sell like hotcakes.

these buggers are loud though.

 

Probably one of the most underrated amps out there. Killer amp. Buy it now!!!!!!

 

Pictures, pictures, pictures.

Congrats, have fun.

 

Every guitar sound on this track (except the acoustic) was done with a Laney VC50, even the archtop part in the middle, and that was using the Laney's own reverb:

test.mikedodge.com/mvdmusic/Leurck/NugionMaster2.mp3

The mix isn't the best but man, this amp can cover some territory. I've had it for 9 years now and it isn't going anywhere. VERY cool and very underrated amps, IMO.

 

You got the joke! It's kind of a cross between Ted Nugent and George Benson, so it's a fusion of sorts......."Nugion"!!

BTW.....that's a really nice looking family photo! If you want to send any of the kids to Uncle John's house for the summer, you're more than welcome to!

Thanks for checking out the track, and have a blast with the VH100. I think these are really awesome amps!

 

id really like to hear the VHR100 in action

 

JL, I remember your clips from, "another place". Great clip.

Thanks for adding it here.

 

Ummmmmm......which one is that in the "family picture"?

Honestly, just wait 'til the "teen years".....you'll be remembering fondly the days when he was 3!

 

great score, congrats!

there's a trick you can do with the effects look to get better tone at lower volumes (effectively using it as a master volume)..... if you havent figued it out, i'll try to crack my brain to recall.

 

Cakewalk Sonar 3 Producers Edition. To keep my wife and daughters from killing me, I actually tracked everything through a Palmer PGA-05 load box/speaker simulator. When I mic, I usually just use a SM57 halfway between the dustcap and the outer edge, angled slightly towards the dustcap. I can nail pretty much the same sound (maybe just a little better) when I bypass the combo's speakers and run this into a Vintage 30-loaded 2x12 that I have, but at the levels I was pushing the amp I would have been knocking bricks out of the fireplace! Oh, that track has the amp set up for EL34s. Shoot me a PM if you want more details.

This is probably the one amp I have that is closest to doing everything I like right out of the box (i.e. no pedals required). Between this and my Flexi (which is a classic rock monster - just can't go into the gain territory of the Laney without a little external help) I really have most of my needs covered. The cleans actually sold me on this amp, and once I mated it with speakers that weren't as bright as the H&H stock speakers that come loaded in the combo, I fell in love with the lead tones this thing can produce. Man, if you haven't yet, get that power section cooking! This amp really comes alive! Again, congrats, I can't say enough how much I love this thing.