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Lyndon Laney’s story is pretty cool. The Laney amp founder was a bassist who built his own amps out of financial necessity. One of his early amps ended up in the hands of Tommy Iommi (who continues to play through Laney’s wares today.) What’s more, Laney was a member of The Band of Joy whose singer and drummer would move on to become half of Led Zeppelin.

Nice connections? Yeah, sure. But the bottom line is that Laney has always built solid amps. And while Lyndon has passed on the business to his son, the company still remains a vital and evolving amp builder. Case in point: the Nexus Studio Live, a compact, rack-mountable 1,000-watt bass amp built around a hybrid circuit with a tube preamp and solid-state power section.

The Nexus SL generates 1,000 watts of power using a ECC83 tube in the preamp and two class-D amps (500 watts each.) The front panel controls, which include EQ and onboard effects make for busy set, but it’s more user-friendly than it looks.

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