Laney AUDIOHUB Series AH40 – Multi-Input Combo Amp – 40W – 8 inch Woofer Black

 

Laney Audio AH40 Perfect or small Venue or Practice. Also Good For Karaoke at Home Connected To Your Smart TV Via an Optical to Analogue Adapter.

 

Great product I can connect all my instruments to it great sound would have liked a reverb switch

 

Ideal product for home use. handles a combination of keyboard, guitar and microphone very nicely.

 

I bought this amp for my digital piano. I’ve bought a few amps recently, had to return all of them because when playing the lower octaves, the amp couldn’t handle the bass at all. This amp is the first one that can harness the powerful bass sounds. No rattle what so ever. I played some music through spotify to try output, and a quarter turn on the volume rattles the house! It’s amazing. Recommend.

 

Great product for running a few things thru it inc Bass.

On account not as good sound as a straight guitar amp but that’s not what I wAnted it for.

 

I needed a small amp for using my keyboards in the house and this does the job perfectly. Very robust and smartly finished, it takes up very little room and tucks neatly under my keyboard bench. The amp can stand upright or be tilted back like a monitor speaker. It is designed more for home practice or small venue performances with a graphic EQ and level controls and ir has plenty of Oomph if needed. My expectaions have been well exceeded for the price I paid, so if you want a more instrument specific amp with top quality sound and more whistles and bells, then you will need to spend a whole lot more than this.

 

It can take on anything you throw at it, and still sound’s great, compact and light weight, Laney always a good name to have.

 

As expected. Use it for a Roland drum kit monitor. Plenty loud enough for Home plus room to spare. Struggles a little if I need to use it live though.

 

Great sound, not too heavy a great little all rounder!

 

Wonderful sound, powefull wide range of frequencies.
I bought it for my son’s Behringer XD80USB, he is happy. It is solid built and you can feel it is extremly a good peace.
These are first impressions. I hope it will do good job and I’ll not revisit this review.

 

Very flexible practice and experimentation amp for my guitars and auto drummer.

 

Prefect for a home music room with multiple instruments. I have a drum kit, bass guitar and mic going through this and it’s perfect for the home practice environment. Sturdy product, plenty loud enough and great sound quality.

 

Really good home drum monitor. I bought it based on customer reviews and I am glad I did. I replaced from a Stagg monitor which broke down after a few years. You can connect iPods/iPhones for music to play along side while practicing. The equalisers are quite sensitive and I would not mess around with them much as the sound distorted on higher volume. Volume is fantastic and I could not even put it to half way as it was really loud for a room. I had the my drum kit volume at full and the channel volume at 75% and the master volume at 35% and even then it sounds fantastic and clear. There is a quite hum when its just switched on idle but you soon don’t notice it. The built quality is above average but the knobs are on a bit flimsy side. Overall very happy with the product and packaging.

 

Brilliant unit. Have used this mainly with an Yamaha P90 stage piano and an AKG gooseneck mike fitted to a resonator guitar. Better piano sound than the Yamaha Stagepas. Highly recommended. You could pay twice as much for something half as good.

 

Excellent little speaker for use with my son’s electric drum kit. Solid build and sturdy. Would definately recommend.

 

This arrived on time, works beautifully and very easy to use, sound is great worth the purchase

 

ottimo rapporto qualit/prezzo..funziona bene e senza problemi dopo qualche settimana dall’acquisto. suono pulito, rende bene in un ambiente medio/grande. soddisfatto

 

I purchased this item to use with an electronic drum kit purely for home practice and it does the job brilliantly.

The item arrived two days before the expected delivery date so that was a big plus straight away.

The cabinet is solid and finished in carpet and a metal grill as with many other monitors and the build quality was what you would expect from Laney. It is robust and could easily be transported from gig to gig if you needed to, (although this was bought as a practice amp). The controls are fairly sturdy but being used to Marshalls for my guitars, they do seem less robust, however, I do not envisage them causing any issues.

The sound is clear and well balanced and can be adjusted using the small equaliser on the front panel. It has more than enough power to use at home, I doubt that this will ever get above 4 but I would prefer to have something in reserve rather than crank a less powerful amp to the max. I also picked this model in order that I had the flexibility for other uses, for example, as an instrument monitor, vocal monitor or bass amp, a task which it does pretty well although I wouldn’t use it as a guitar amp, except perhaps for an acoustic/electric acoustic.. You can plug an external music source into it for jamming along to which is useful. There is also a headphone socket also a headphone socket should you need it. It is very versatile.

There are cheaper models available, but for the quality of a named brand, I would always prefer to spend that little extra as it pays dividends in the long run. This amp is great value for money.

 

This is just great for the money really useful loads of inputs very versatile and plenty loud enough in a small space

 

I first ordered this item and something was wrong with the speaker. Almost sounded like a tear. Amazon made it easy to return at not cost, sent another out quickly and it works perfect. Love the sound and capability for the money.

 

Having previously had a (lower powered 30 w) laney bass amp , I know their quality. But I needed around 100 wt + to keep up with a new LOUD band. Tried out many bass amps (marshall, ashdown , line 6 , peavey,etc). . Finally set my sight on a laney rb4 or 5. . Then saw this on laney site. Same dimensions , weight, output as the rb 5 with the added bonus of extra inputs and man has that come in handy several times. If you research the manual channel 2 has a bass guitar suggested as the input. There’s also aline out and ext cab jacks on the back. Now I can put a little 5w vox lined though when switching to 6 string. Backing vocals through, when the pa line in rehearsal room is full / too far for leads / blocked by pedals, amps , cases , drums, fans, drugs,, alcohol bottles, groupies … ok I’m kidding but you get the idea. . yes it is loud enough to keep up with drummer, 2 loud (valve amp)guitarists . Both of whom are in awe of this handy little PA in a box , that punches waaaaAAAaay above Iit’s weight. Tempted to get another incase anything happens to this one.