The Laney Lionheart Tom Quayle Loudpedal is a Laney amplifier, currently around $473.22. Close alternatives include the Supro 1668RT Jupiter and the Blackstar Silverline Special 50W. It pairs well with the JHS Pedals JHS AT+ and the JHS MoonShine Overdrive.
Laney Lionheart Tom Quayle Loudpedal
Laney · amplifier
The Laney Lionheart Tom Quayle Loudpedal is a signature 60-watt, 2-channel amplifier-in-a-pedal developed with guitarist Tom Quayle, part of Laney's Black Country Customs boutique sub-line. It packs a full tube-driven amplifier circuit into a pedalboard-friendly enclosure, letting players drive a separate speaker cabinet or FRFR system directly from a compact pedal-format unit rather than a traditional head or combo.
- fusion
- driven
- boutique
- country
- tonal character
- drive
- sub
- amp in
Good for
- Live
- Silent Stage
- Studio
Price updated Aug 27, 2026
Genres the Laney Lionheart Tom Quayle Loudpedal is commonly used in
- Alternative Rock
- Country
- Jazz Fusion
cited
Inferred from shared tonal signals, not a stated genre tag.
Pedals that stack with the Laney Lionheart Tom Quayle Loudpedal
JHS Pedals JHS AT+
JHS Pedals
30% matchInto Laney Lionheart Tom Quayle Loudpedal, JHS Pedals JHS AT+ is right at home: it's built around Marshall-style amps
JHS MoonShine Overdrive
JHS Pedals
30% matchInto Laney Lionheart Tom Quayle Loudpedal, JHS MoonShine Overdrive is right at home: it's built around Marshall-style amps
JHS PackRat 9-Way Rodent Distortion
JHS Pedals
30% matchLaney Lionheart Tom Quayle Loudpedal leans into Marshall-style amps, precisely the platform JHS PackRat 9-Way Rodent Distortion wants
Catalinbread Adineko
Catalinbread
26% matchCatalinbread Adineko is voiced for Marshall-style amps — Laney Lionheart Tom Quayle Loudpedal gives it exactly that
Carl Martin Comp/Limiter
Carl Martin
25% matchInto Laney Lionheart Tom Quayle Loudpedal, Carl Martin Comp/Limiter is right at home: it's built around Marshall-style amps
EarthQuaker Devices Dispatch Master V2
EarthQuaker Devices
24% matchLaney Lionheart Tom Quayle Loudpedal leans into Marshall-style amps, precisely the platform EarthQuaker Devices Dispatch Master V2 wants — goes in the amp's FX loop (or last, into a clean amp)
Source Audio Nemesis
Source Audio
24% matchSource Audio Nemesis's own voicing points at Marshall-style amps, and Laney Lionheart Tom Quayle Loudpedal delivers it — goes in the amp's FX loop (or last, into a clean amp)
Spaceman Effects Atlas IV
Spaceman
tonal matchSpaceman Effects Atlas IV pushes a crunchy tone into singing lead gain
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Questions people ask
What are good alternatives to the Laney Lionheart Tom Quayle Loudpedal?+
The closest matches in character are the Supro 1668RT Jupiter, the Blackstar Silverline Special 50W, the Ceriatone Overtone Special. Budget picks: Blackstar ID:100 TVP Head 100Watt Modeling. Boutique upgrades: Amplified Nation Wonderland Overdrive 50W, Boss Nextone Artist.
What pairs well with the Laney Lionheart Tom Quayle Loudpedal?+
Strong matches from rig and tone-complementarity evidence: JHS Pedals JHS AT+, JHS MoonShine Overdrive, JHS PackRat 9-Way Rodent Distortion — Into Laney Lionheart Tom Quayle Loudpedal, JHS Pedals JHS AT+ is right at home: it's built around Marshall-style amps.
How much does the Laney Lionheart Tom Quayle Loudpedal cost?+
Around $473.22 (live listing price, updated Aug 27, 2026).
Compare
- vs Blackstar ID:100 TVP Head 100Watt Modeling
- vs Supro 1668RT Jupiter
- vs Blackstar Silverline Special 50W