Laney Guitar Amp
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 Laney L20H LIONHEART 20W Tube Amplifier GUITAR AMP HEAD  US $859.99
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 Laney IRT60H IRONHEART 60W Tube Amplifier GUITAR AMP HEAD US $849.99
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 Laney CUB HEAD 15W Tube Amplifier GUITAR AMP HEAD US $369.99
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 Laney Lionheart L50H 50 Watt Guitar Head Amp US $1,999.00
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 NEW Laney TT50H 50 Watt All Tube MIDI Switching Guitar Amp Head UK Made US $999.95
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 Laney LG35R 30W 10inch 2 Channel Guitar Amp US $213.91
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 Laney VC30 212 Guitar Amplifier 2X12 30W Tube Amp US $799.00
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 Laney VC15 110 Guitar Amplifier 1X10 15W Tube Amp US $499.00
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 Laney Cub 12R 15 Watt Combo Guitar Amp US $399.00
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 Laney VC30 210 Guitar Amplifier 2X10 30W Tube Amp US $729.00
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 Laney VC30 112 Guitar Amplifier 1X12 30W Tube Amp US $699.00
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 Laney RB9 Bass Guitar Amplifier HEAD 1X15 300W Amp US $399.00
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 Laney RB8 Bass Guitar Amplifier 1X15 300W Combo Amp US $619.00
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 Laney RB7 Bass Guitar Amplifier 2X10 300W Combo Amp US $599.00
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 Laney RB6 Bass Guitar Amplifier 1X15 165W Combo Amp US $499.00
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 Laney HCM120R 125 Watt Hard Core Max Guitar Amplifier US $449.00
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 Laney GC 30 Guitar Amplifier US $95.00
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 New Laney LV300T Guitar Amplifier 120 Watts Pre Amp Tube US $559.00
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 LANEY 50 WATT 2 CHANNEL TUBE GUITAR AMP LH50 US $649.99
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 New Laney LR35 Guitar Amplifier 35 watts 10in speaker US $195.00
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 LANEY LV300H GUITAR AMPLIFIER HEAD USED GOOD CONDITION W FOOTSWITCH US $299.99
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 New Laney Guitar Amplifier Tube VC30 112 US $699.00
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 New Laney LC50 112 Tube Guitar Amplifier 50 Watts 12Speaker US $799.00
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 New Laney LC 110 Tube Guitar Amplifier 15 Watta 10 speaker US $499.00
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 New Laney LX65R New Solid State guitar Amplifier US $299.00
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 New Laney L20T 410 Combo guitar amp US $1,250.00
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 New Laney P35 Solid State Guitar Amplifier 10 Speaker US $299.00
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 New Laney P65 SP65 Solid States Guitar Amplifier 12 Celestion Speaker US $329.00
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 New Laney VC15 110 Combo guitar amp US $450.00
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 Laney LH50 Guitar Amplifier Head 50 Watts US $749.00 |
 Laney LG20R 15W 8inch 2 Channel Guitar Amp US $138.06
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 Laney L20H Lionheart 20 watts Tube Head Guitar Amplifier US $859.00 |
 Laney LH50 50W Tube Amplifier GUITAR AMP HEAD US $799.99
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 Laney VC30 212 Guitar Amp NEW STORE DISPLAY STOCK US $699.00
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 Laney VC15 110 Tube Guitar Amp US $549.00
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 Laney Lionheart L5T 112 Electric Guitar Amplifier US $999.99
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 NEW Laney VC30 210 Class A Tube Guitar Amp w FREE SHIP US $749.00
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 NEW Laney VC30 112 Class A Tube Guitar Amp CELESTIONS US $699.00
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 NEW Laney VC30 212 Class A Tube Guitar Amp FREE SHIP US $799.00
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 NEW Laney GH50L 50 Watt Tube Guitar Head Amp FREE SHIP US $999.00
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 NEW Laney VC15 110 Class A B Tube Guitar Combo Amp US $549.00
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 NEW Laney LC30 112 Class A Tube Guitar Amp FREE US SH US $759.00
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 NEW Laney VH100R 100 Watt Tube Guitar Amp Head FREE SH US $1,599.00
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 NEW Laney Lionheart L20T 410 Class A Tube Guitar Amp US $1,299.00
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 NEW Laney Lionheart L5T 112 Class A Tube Guitar Amp US $999.00
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How do I get a guitar sound like weezer?
I have an Epiphone Dot Guitar, a Dean Flying V guitar, A small laney hardcore amp and a small digitech RP80 guitar pedal.
Is there any way you guys know of that I can reach that thick crunchy sound that weezer uses in their albums, mainly blue and pinkerton?
I have some money but not enough to buy all new equipment so If you know how to use what I have that would be awesome, thanks so much!
Find yourself some "british" settings on your effects pedal. Something that can emulate a Marshall. I would add a tiny smidge of amp distortion to the mix. If you're looking for the Blue sound less amp distortion (1 or 2). If you want Pinkerton, add some more in. Their amps sounded kind of bad and squealy on that album, so shoot for Blue.
The BIG part of their sound isn't their guitars, but their bass. Matt Sharpe used a big ole' thumpin' Orange Amp for his tone, which radically changes the timbre of the whole sound they made.
Less highs, fat, mediums, decent lows. low-to-mid Marshall gain (which you will have to get through your effects pedal), and an extra crusty tooth added in with the distortion pedal (you'll be using your amp distortion. Confusing, isn't it.)
Oh yea, use the V with your tone down to 5.