Laney Ironheart Foundry 60W 12" Amp

The Ironheart spirit in a connected combo

The Laney IRF60-112 belongs to the Ironheart family and combines amplification, a loudspeaker and recording tools in a single guitar combo. Its illuminated Ironheart logo makes its identity clear, while its features meet very practical needs: playing with your pedals, sending a signal to a mixing console or recording directly via USB-C.

This design combines a familiar approach, based on two channels and three-band EQ, with impulse response management. You therefore retain immediately accessible controls on the amp, along with additional options for shaping the sound of your recordings.

From home practice to amplified rehearsals

With its 60 W power, switchable to 1 W, the IRF60-112 is aimed at guitarists who want to find their bearings in several environments. The 1 W mode makes low-volume sessions easier, while the 60 W setting allows you to handle rehearsals and stage situations, depending on the band’s volume level and the sound reinforcement conditions.

The two channels are particularly appealing to musicians who alternate between clean accompaniment, crunchy riffs and high-gain parts. Powerful blues, rock and heavier styles all find several starting points here. At home, the auxiliary input allows you to play along with a backing track, while the headphone output offers an alternative listening solution to the built-in loudspeaker.

Two channels for shaping your sounds, from pedals to USB-C

Each channel has its own Gain and Volume controls. You can therefore adjust the amount of saturation and balance the levels between your two sounds. Channel 1 offers asymmetrical, clean and symmetrical modes; Channel 2 features bright, natural and dark voicings to shape its overall color.

The three-band passive EQ is used to adapt the sound to your guitar and playing context. The Boost provides an additional way to bring the sound forward, while the built-in reverb adds space. The effects loop allows you to integrate your external processing, including the delays and reverbs you prefer to place after the preamp.

For sound reinforcement, the balanced male XLR DI output features a switchable analog loudspeaker simulation. The USB-C connection enables direct recording, while the dedicated LA-IR app, standing for Laney Advanced Impulse Response, manages impulse responses. Two complementary approaches for adapting the signal to your sound reinforcement or production chain.

From clear colors to more pronounced saturation

Channel 1 lets you explore different responses thanks to its three modes. Clean mode provides the starting point for clear tones, while the asymmetrical and symmetrical modes offer two distinct clipping behaviors. Gain adjustment then becomes a way to choose both the texture and intensity of the saturation.

On Channel 2, the bright, natural and dark voicings let you shape the sound toward greater brightness, a more neutral color or a darker tone. The 12-inch custom HH1260 loudspeaker handles the combo’s sound reproduction. For direct recording, the analog simulation or impulse responses provide another way to shape the color associated with the loudspeaker.

Technical specifications

Effects	+2 rows	Speaker diameter	12"
Category	Guitar combo	Number of speakers	1
Effects loop	Yes	EQ	3 channels
Category	Amplifier	Headphone output	Mini jack, Yes
Number of channels	2	Power output	60 W

Brand	Laney	Channel 2 voicings	bright, natural and dark
Model	IRF60-112	Equalization	3-band passive
Range	Ironheart	Boost	built-in
Format	electric guitar combo	Reverb	built-in
Power	60 W	DI output	balanced male XLR
Reduced power	1 W	Analog loudspeaker simulation	switchable on the DI output
Ironheart logo	illuminated	USB connectivity	USB-C for direct recording
Configuration	1 12-inch loudspeaker	Impulse response management	via the dedicated LA-IR app
Loudspeaker model	HH1260 custom driver	App name	Laney Advanced Impulse Response
Channel 1 controls	Gain and Volume	Auxiliary input	mini-jack
Channel 1 modes	asymmetrical, clean and symmetrical	Power supply	included
Channel 2 controls	Gain and Volume