Same here. I’ve used a solid state amp as a back up for years and I think the Laney LF Super looks really good. All analogue - I’m in…

Look at the HiWatt Super Leeds 150 combo or Crunch 150 combo too (basically the same amps - Super Leeds is new name and a few other slightly upgraded features). All analog. 2.5 channel (Clean, Vintage, Modern High Gain - clean has its own EQ, Vintage and Modern channels share EQ and Modern has its own Contour knob, separate gain controls on all channels), real spring reverb, great fx loop, two speaker outs on head version, one extra external speaker out on combo. Clean channel is clean all the way through gain setting, Vintage does edge of breakup and even clean-ish with rolled off guitar volume, up to modded JCM800 gain - Plexi and 800 sounds easy because it’s very Marshall voiced, high gain is modern metal gain territory. $599 for 12” combo. I have the Super Leeds 150 head. Amazing amp and head version was $374. Mosfet power amp. Really great voicing and dynamic response. These Lionheart Foundry amps are great too, but there are other analog solid state options. HiWatt if you like Marshall voicing, Orange Crush Pro 60 watt 12” combo is $599 also if you l8e that Orange sound. Two channels with the Orange - clean is great, great fx loop, Gain channel does classic Orange rock to high gain Rockerverb type sounds. Any of these would be a great alternative to a Quilter or to Valve amps. I have quite a few valve amps and I like the HiWatt quite a bit even comparing to Bogner, Orange , and Rivera tube amps I have. Not trying to steer you away from these amps. They look great and sound very good too. Just a lot of great options these days in analog solid state for around the same price.

@@vondragonnoggin Thanks for the tips!

I’m the same, that’s why I can’t bring myself to buy a Boss Katana, I prefer old school. I’ve got the solid state Ironheart Dualtop head version that came out last year, Laney have clearly taken their time to get these spot on. I’m very tempted by the bog standard model of this amp.

I really like the look of this amp. My current ones are a Fender BDR, a Laney LC30 II, and a 1989 Peavey Bandit. I'll be gigging the Bandit tonight, with a couple of analogue pedals and the built-in spring reverb. I don't want anything digital in my setup.

It's a 355

@@asw7696 Doesn’t matter. Nothing with humbuckers is suited for an amp demonstration.

Except for someone who will be using the amp with…..wait……here it comes……hum buckers

@@wout69 Really ? strange i only use humbuckers what do i do now ? won't use single coils again after 20 years of really not liking them :(

No. I have one. Vintage gain with a deep (dark) switch. Takes drive pedals like a champ.