Pamper your bass guitar with the combo amplifier that will bring out the best tone in every performance!
Offering excellent portability in a smaller footprint, this 200-watt combo is loaded with enough tube and solid-state power to really give your low frequencies some characterful power and tone. It’s a perfect fit for bassists who want a rig that can handle modern demands but still delivers an unabashed vintage energy. Dual-channel operation frees up FET and tube-emulation switching, so you can dial in the reliability of solid-state operation or the round, rumbling dimensions of tube power, all while keeping the tone control completely in your hand.
You can also use Laney’s unique control scheme, including a Tilt “saa-saw” control that provides neutral position equalization that subtracts treble as you add bass, and vice versa. Isn't that a great live performance hack? Finally, thanks to the 3.5mm headphone output and auxiliary input, you can play during the quiet hours and jam along to your favorite songs.
Plenty of power!
The Laney Digbeth DB200-210 may have the advantage in portability, but its power output is certainly impressive. Thanks to a 1-inch LaVoce compression driver and dual 10-inch HH Blue Label woofers, the Digbeth DB200-210 delivers a full 200 watts of power output and can deliver booming lows on large stages, while also offering the controllable nature and space efficiency to get the job done anywhere.
Home studio? Bar stage? Festival stage?
The Digbeth DB200-210 is ready to face it all with confidence!
Two channels and plenty of control!
Impressive power is one thing, but the Digbeth DB200-210 also stands out for its tonal range and performance versatility. With two preamp bays, you can switch between the superbly clean tones of solid-state FET playability and the growling, warm drive of tube-emulated power. The decision is entirely up to you! Each channel can be controlled via footswitch and mixed exactly the way you want with several detailed and unique controls.
A dedicated FET Volume knob balances channel one, while Tube Drive and Volume dial in as much analog-emulated saturation as you want. In the EQ section, bassists can take advantage of different pre-shaped EQ curves to choose exactly which elements of their signal to sculpt and emphasize with impressive precision. The tilt “see-saw” EQ control has caught the attention of many bassists. This unique knob not only lets you boost the treble and bass ends of your signal, but also reduces the opposing frequency while doing so. Want more cut in a live performance? Turn the neutral position control all the way to the right and feel the Digbeth DB200-210 polishing your tone, while simultaneously cutting some bass!
Full connection control!
On the rear of the Digbeth DB200-210 is a balanced XLR DI output with convenient Pre/Post selectable.
Need a live PA speaker solution?
This is where the Digbeth DB200-210 comes in, delivering a powerful 200 watts of projection to deliver clear sound that everyone can hear. Featuring a Send/Return input for FX loops, the Digbeth DB200H lets you operate your effects pedal in a pure signal-driven manner.
You can also connect your headphones or music player using the 3.5mm pair of connectors, so you can play during quieter rehearsal times when it's not possible to crank up the volume!
Since 1967, Laney has been creating amazing...
Laney's journey dates back to 1967. Lyndon Laney left the British band Band of Joy (and members John Bonham and Robert Plant) to enter the expanding world of amplifier making.
From Lyndon's family garage began a journey that would eventually expand to provide major stages for some of the biggest bands in history, including Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath and Kiss.
Laney and its legacy of high-quality amplifier engineering have garnered worldwide acclaim for decades.
With a long list of sound systems, signature amp heads, cabinets, combos and pedals for guitar, bass, keyboards and more, Laney has a remarkable lineup of high-end products with an impressively versatile appeal.
