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For those who yearn for the legendary tones of rock history, the Laney Supergroup LA412 Guitar Amplifier Cabinet is a nod to the iconic sounds of the 70s. Crafted meticulously to mirror the original LA412 cabinet, this powerhouse is a tribute to the timeless tones that fueled classic rock anthems. The Celestion G12H 75Hz drivers, renowned for their robust and dynamic sound profiles, are built in the U.K. with the same parts and specifications as their predecessors from the late '60s and early '70s. This cabinet isn't just about nostalgia; it’s about delivering an uncompromising auditory experience that feels as alive today as it did decades ago.

Constructed with marine-grade birch ply, the LA412 is designed to withstand the rigors of both studio and stage, ensuring durability without sacrificing tonal integrity. The single-angle design adds a touch of authenticity, enhancing projection and presence for any performance. Whether you're chasing the chime of clean tones or the growl of overdriven riffs, the LA412 stands as a testament to quality craftsmanship and sonic excellence.

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120W power handling capacity
Loaded with four Celestion G12H 75Hz drivers
Built using marine-grade birch ply for durability
Single-angle 4x12" cabinet design
Authentic replica of the original LA412 used by Tony Iommi
Designed for both studio and live performance use

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Billy Corgan

Singer, Guitarist

The Smashing Pumpkins

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Featured in this December 16, 2022 Laney blog article.

After purchasing a Laney LA100SM Head on the 2nd hand market and searching for a Laney LA412 Cabinet, Billy Corgan reached out to our family-run company, based in the West Midlands UK, to get more of “that God-like power” as he so puts it.

Of course, we were happy to help him out!

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In addition, Billy also has two Laney LA412 cabinets which he has fallen in love with, so much so that he has pushed aside the same cabinets he had been using since the early 90’s Siamese Dream days.

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WHICH LANEY AMPS IS BILLY CORGAN CURRENTLY USING ON TOUR IN 2022/2023?

Billy’s current Laney amp setup includes two 100-watt Laney LA100SM Super Modified hand-wired tube guitar heads alongside a variety of other amps. Billy also runs all of his amplifiers through Laney LA412 4 x 12″ Celestion G12H loaded cabinets.

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“I’ve always chased vintage Laney cabinets. I don’t know if anybody knows the market but you cannot find vintage Laney cabinets anywhere. I’ve looked and they are nowhere!

I saw that Laney had put out these cabinets (LA412 4 x 12″) and they all sold. I was able to find a used one and the minute we put it in the recording chain, Howard Willing (record producer, engineer and mixer) whom I’ve worked with for years since ‘97 starting with the Adore album and Smashing Pumpkins, looks to me and says “well I like that better!” so immediately the vintage Laney cabinet superseded the same Marshall that I’ve been using since Siamese Dream.

It kicked it out of the recording line. So all those amps have been put away and I started using that Laney cabinet. For the first time since ‘93, I’m using new cabinets on tour. I’ve literally used the same cabinets since 93’ and now I’ve replaced those with the Laney vintage cabinets.”