Full-stage power, low-volume control and direct-recording tools make the Laney IRF120H 120W guitar amp head a flexible Ironheart Foundry platform for modern rigs. It delivers 120W RMS output with a low-power sub-1W bedroom mode, plus two independent channels designed to capture the tone and feel of the Ironheart tube series. Channel 1 provides ASYM, Clean and SYM gain-character options, while Channel 2 adds Bright, Natural and Dark voicings for lead and high-gain sounds. LA.IR speaker-emulated XLR output, USB app control and audio I/O, effects loop, aux in, headphone output and twin loudspeaker outputs make the head ready for stage, studio and direct workflows.
120W Output With Low-Power Control
The IRF120H provides enough headroom for a live backline, but its watts control lets the amp drop below 1W for late-night practice, home recording and lower-volume environments. The universal 100-240V internal power supply and IEC connection support touring and backline use, while the compact 15mm MDF composite chassis keeps the 120W head practical for transport.
Two Independent Channels With Per-Channel EQ
Two independent channels give players discrete gain, volume and passive 3-band EQ control for rhythm and lead setups. Channel 1's ASYM, Clean and SYM options change the gain character, while Channel 2's Bright, Natural and Dark voicing adjusts the response for different guitars, pickups and genres. Built-in pre-boost and digital springline reverb add performance-ready control without requiring extra pedals.
LA.IR Direct Output and USB Control
The balanced XLR DI uses Laney's LA.IR speaker-emulated impulse responses with selectable cabinet options, giving players a consistent front-of-house or recording feed without relying solely on a mic'd cabinet. The USB connection supports LA.IR app control, updates and audio I/O, while the FX send can double as a non-emulated line out. Twin loudspeaker outputs, an effects loop, aux input and headphone output make the IRF120H a versatile hub for live, studio and silent-practice rigs.