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Laney Audiohub AH100 - 100w 4-Channel Multi-Instrument Amplifier with Bluetooth

Laney Audiohub AH100 - 100w 4-Channel Multi-Instrument Amplifier with Bluetooth

Name: Laney Audiohub AH100 - 100w 4-Channel Multi-Instrument Amplifier with Bluetooth
Brand: Laney
SKU: AH100
Price: 250.00 GBP
Availability: InStock

A versatile multi-instrument combo amplifier that accepts guitars, basses, keyboards, microphones, and wireless audio sources.

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The Laney Audiohub AH100 is a dedicated 100-watt multi-instrument 4-channel combo amplifier designed to handle everything from guitars to keyboards and electronic drums, vocals, and playback.

Built around an all-instruments-welcome ethos, it gives multi-instrumentalists, solo performers, and rehearsal spaces a complete all-in-one PA workstation in a single, compact enclosure.

Driving 100 watts through a custom 10-inch HH professional loudspeaker paired with a dedicated tweeter, the AH100 reproduces full-range audio with clarity from 58 Hz up past 18 kHz. Rather than forcing you to juggle separate mixers and powered monitors, this combo puts four flexible channels, onboard digital effects, and modern digital connectivity right at your fingertips.

Four Flexible Input Channels

The AH100 features four fully independent channels equipped to accommodate a wide variety of line, instrument, and microphone sources. Channel 1 offers both a balanced XLR microphone input and a 1/4-inch instrument jack with dedicated gain and FX send controls. Channels 2, 3, and 4 cater to additional instruments, stereo line feeds, or auxiliary audio, allowing keyboards, electronic percussion, drum machines, and vocal mics to run simultaneously without signal clashes.

Onboard Studio Effects and Shaping

Integrated directly into the front control panel is an onboard digital effects engine hosting 16 studio-quality presets. Each preset includes parameter adjustment so you can fine-tune decay, depth, or timing to suit the room. An assignable FX send routing system lets you apply the digital effects precisely where needed, while an optional FS1-Mini footswitch jack allows hands-free remote bypass during live performance.

Modern Wireless and USB-C Connectivity

Modern connectivity is thoroughly addressed with onboard Bluetooth audio streaming featuring True Wireless Stereo (TWS) pairing, making it straightforward to pipe in backing tracks or intermission music directly from a mobile device or link a stereo pair wirelessly. In addition, an integrated USB Type-C audio interface provides direct two-way audio input and output for recording straight to a computer or mobile setup without needing an outboard audio interface.

Practical Gigging Appointments and Direct Out

Designed for easy transport and stage durability, the cabinet incorporates heavy-duty steel corners, hard-wearing vinyl covering, and a top-mounted strap handle. A balanced XLR DI output feeds the front-of-house PA system or recording desk directly with clean signal, while a dedicated headphone socket provides a silent monitoring option for private practice.

The Laney Audiohub AH100 solves the headache of carrying separate mixers and monitors, making it an ideal all-in-one amplification solution for keyboard players, acoustic duos, and multi-instrumentalists who need reliable, full-range stage sound.

Laney Audiohub AH100 Specifications

Power Output - 100W power output.
Speaker Configuration - 10" HH designed professional loudspeaker with high-frequency tweeter.
Channels - four independent input channels.
Frequency Response - 58 Hz to >18 kHz full-range reproduction.
Channel 1 Inputs - balanced XLR and 1/4" jack with level and FX send controls.
Digital Effects - 16 studio-quality effects presets with parameter adjustment.
Wireless Connectivity - Bluetooth audio streaming with TWS stereo pairing support.
Recording Interface - USB Type-C audio input and output for direct recording.
Direct Output - balanced XLR DI output for direct mixer connection.
Headphone Output - dedicated stereo headphone socket for silent monitoring.
Footswitch Compatibility - remote effects switching via FS1-Mini footswitch (available separately).
Front Lights - Front Illumination with selectable colour
Cabinet Protection - steel corner protectors and top-mounted carry handle.

Weight and Dimensions for Laney Audiohub AH100

Dimensions (cm) = 41.4 H x 42.1 W x 33.4 D
Weight (Kg) = 10.5

Built for busy musicians who want clear, full-frequency sound across several instruments without hauling an entire PA rig, the Laney Audiohub AH100 delivers dependable flexibility for rehearsals, stages, and home studios alike.

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