How does 30 watts of power compare to 15-watt bass combos for practical gigging?

30 watts provides enough volume for small venues, rehearsals, and band practice, with headroom the 15-watt lacks while remaining highly portable.

What does the 10-inch driver contribute to the RB2's tone character?

A 10-inch driver delivers fuller, deeper bass response than smaller drivers, providing tighter low end and better projection in live settings.

How does the high-frequency horn enhance your bass tone in band contexts?

The HF horn adds presence and clarity, helping your bass cut through dense mixes and be clearly heard by bandmates and audiences.

What advantage does the 3-band swept-mid EQ provide over simpler EQ designs?

A swept-mid control lets you target specific midrange frequencies, giving you powerful tone sculpting without adding complexity.

How does the switchable compressor adapt to different playing techniques?

Toggle compression on for consistent volume and fullness during aggressive slap playing, or disable it for dynamic fingerstyle with natural dynamics.

What role does the dual-position cabinet design play in performance setup?

Dual positioning lets you angle the cabinet for stage monitoring or stand it upright, adapting to your physical setup and hearing needs.

What is the typical availability and lead time for the RB2 from Procure.ae?

Delivery timelines depend on location and inventory. Contact Procure.ae to request a quotation with specific delivery dates for the RB2.

Can Procure.ae assist with amplifier setup and configuration guidance?

Yes, the Procure.ae team can provide guidance on setup and usage. Reach out during quotation to discuss your specific needs.

What is the power rating of the RB2?

The RB2 delivers 30 watts, providing solid headroom for rehearsals, small-to-medium venues, and band practice.

What accessories or carrying options are included with the RB2?

Contact Procure.ae to confirm what handles, straps, cables, and protective carrying options come with your RB2 purchase.

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Laney RB2 30W Bass Combo with 10" Driver

Laney RB2 30W Bass Combo with 10" Driver

Name: Laney RB2 30W Bass Combo with 10" Driver
Brand: Laney
SKU: RB2

The Laney RB2 is a 30-watt bass combo featuring a 10-inch custom driver and high-frequency horn for full-range tone. Includes 3-band swept-mid EQ, switchable compressor, XLR D.I., headphone socket, and dual-position design.

Overview

The Laney RB2 is a versatile 30-watt bass combo amplifier delivering full-range bass tone through a 10-inch custom driver paired with a high-frequency horn. With comprehensive controls, switchable compressor, and dual-position cabinet design, it bridges the gap between practice amplifiers and gigging rigs, suitable for rehearsal, small venues, and recording.

Key Features

30 watts RMS output power
10-inch custom driver speaker
High-frequency horn for extended presence
High and Normal jack inputs for active/passive bass
3-band EQ with swept-mid control for accurate tone shaping
Switchable compressor for sustain and punch
XLR D.I. for direct mixer connection
Headphone socket for silent practice
AUX input for backing track playback
Dual-position cabinet (upright or kickback monitor)

Specifications

Power Output: 30 W
Type: Bass Combo Amplifier
Driver Configuration: 10" + HF horn
Inputs: High/Normal 1/4" jack, XLR D.I., AUX mini-jack
EQ: 3-band with swept mid
Compressor: Switchable
Outputs: Headphone socket
Cabinet Orientation: Dual-position (upright/kickback)
Color: Black
Weight: 10.8 kg
Dimensions: 403 × 308 × 326 mm
Country of Origin: United Arab Emirates

Why buy from Procure.ae

Procure.ae supplies professional bass amplification to students, rehearsal studios, and touring musicians across the UAE and GCC. Request a quote for the RB2 and other Laney bass models.

FAQ

Is the XLR D.I. suitable for live performance?
Yes, the XLR D.I. allows you to connect directly to a mixing console for front-of-house sound while monitoring through the amp on stage.

Can I use an active bass with the RB2?
Yes, the High input is optimized for active bass guitars with hot output levels; use Normal for passive instruments.