Laney EA-65 Acoustic/Electric Guitar 2 in 1 Amplifier 12″ Made in UK

Laney EA-65 acoustic/electric Guitar 2 in 1 Amplifier with 12″ speaker. Made in UK.

These ampls are ideal for players who use both electric guitars and electro-acoustic/acoustic guitars. Also polular in jam sessions to offer a range options foe players.

Laney EA65 acoustic/electric 65W combo amp. It has 2 channels, one acoustic, one electric (w/ Overdrive ), a 12″ speaker with a bullet tweeter, plenty of EQ options on both channels, has an HF on/off switch (for more EQ options), Reverb, DI/EFX loop plugs in the back. Its loud and can be tilted 45 degrees for more projection. This is best described as a 2 in 1 amplifier.

Laney say…

Typically amps that are developed with the ‘acoustic’ player in mind tend to sound sterile when used with an electric guitar; they do not perform well when smooth, solid distortion is desired. Conversely, amps that are developed with the ‘electric’ guitarist in mind tend not to perform well when used with electrified acoustic guitars.

Consequently, where it is desirable to play both amplified-acoustic and electric guitars during a performance, two separate amplifiers were required to satisfactorily play the gig…until now.

The EA series start out their life as electric combo amps and are then fitted with a clean acoustic channel complete with specially tuned acoustic EQ’s and dual inputs. Each pre-amp has a LO input for acoustic guitars with active electronics or EQ’s and a HI input for acoustic electric guitars with passive high-impedance pickups with no electronics.

Amongst the amp’s other features are a switchable High-Frequency Driver and a switch that allows the electric channel to be permanently engaged, allowing both channels to be used simultaneously. This feature is extremely useful to the acoustic-only player who is using the amp as a stand-alone for both guitar and microphone, desiring independent control of each. To fully realise the potential of this remarkable amplifier, we recommend you purchase the dedicated Laney footswitch (not supplied).