it is a laney tfx 200 its is
65 Watts

Inputs Single Jack

Channels 3: Clean, Drive 1 & Drive 2

Equalisation Independent Bass, Middle & Treble for Clean & Drive

Bright Switch 1: Clean Channel

Footswitch TFX 4-Way (Included)

Speaker connections Yes

FX Loop(s) Yes

Impedance Minimum 4 ohms

Drivers 12" Celestion Seventy 80

Cabinet Design Plywood cabinet construction. Black metal
corners, metal side grip handles, rubber feet

Scoop Switch 2: Drive 1 & Drive 2

Vibe Switch Yes

Tube Fusion Techlogy ECC83 Preamp valve

X-Factor DSP Digital Effects 2 x 16 program systems for Clean and
Drive

Master Effects Level Controls 2: Clean & Drive

Effects CLEAN: 3 x Reverbs (Hall, Room, Plate), 4 x Delay, 2 x Chorus, 2 x Rotary, Flanger, Flanger + Delay, Octaver, Chorus + Delay, Chorus + Reverb

Secondary Effects DRIVE: 2 x Reverbs (Hall & Room), 4 x Delay, 1 x Multi-Tap Delay, 2 x Chorus, 2 x Rotary, Flanger, Flanger + Delay, Octaver, Chorus + Delay, Chorus + Reverb

Headphone Socket Yes

X-Factor DSP Level Control Yes

Weight 16kg

Dimensions (mm) 465 x 533 x 277
i play mostly old skool metal and some heavy blues do you think that this would be a gos amp to buy

i would be playing a prs santana se2 and a ibanez js100 through it

What's its sound like is the question????

Yeah I have played a les poul on it ones but let me tell you something if you are willing to pay £379 for it :no: ,
The cool thing about it is that it has an ECC83 pre-amp tube for true tube overdrive.
Like the vintage driver pushings they go nice on it.
The sound i will put some demos on so you can hear it you're self.

As stated, "how does it sound" [to you], is most important.
Power Tubes[Valves] are really most of the magic of tube amps.
Concider how many artists use solid state pedals to drive their tube amps.
The Wanka