The BCC-Loudpedal Tom Quayle amplifier is a compact yet powerful 60W model designed to offer optimal tonal versatility thanks to its two independent channels. Each channel features precise controls for gain, volume, and voicing, allowing you to tailor the sound with Bright, Flat, or Dark options. This amp incorporates a 3-band passive EQ, an adjustable reverb with a dedicated switch, as well as a boost and channel selector for complete control over the dynamics.
| Model | BCC-LOUDPEDAL-LTQ (Lionheart Tom Quayle) |
| Power | 60W |
| Canals | 2 (with Gain, Volume, Bright/Flat/Dark voicing) |
| Equalization | Passive 3-band |
| Reverberation | Adjustable (BCC SECRETPATH Spring) with switch |
| Switches | Reverb, Boost, Channel Selection |
| DI output | Balanced male XLR with switchable analog speaker simulation |
| Speaker output | 8 ohms |
| Effects loop | High quality transformer-insulated |
| Auxiliary input | Mini jack |
| Headphone output | Mini jack |
| NOON | Midi In/Thru |
| USB connectivity | USB-C port with included USB-C cable and USB-A to USB-C adapter |
| Technology | Laney Advanced Impulse Response controllable via app |
| Dimensions | 67 x 199 x 149 mm |
| Weight | 1.7 kg |
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