BCC-T85 vs F67-SUPERGROUP — Compare
Laney THE '85 Bass octave pedal vs Laney F67 Supergroup Portable sound system with Bluetooth
The BCC-T85 is a bass-specific effects pedal for harmonic layering and octave manipulation, while the F67-Supergroup is a portable PA speaker for monitoring and live sound reinforcement. They serve entirely different purposes: one is a tone-shaping tool for your bass rig, the other is an amplification system for your entire signal.
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Laney F67 Supergroup Portable sound system with Bluetooth
Specs side by side
| Laney THE '85 Bass octave pedal | Laney F67 Supergroup Portable sound system with Bluetooth | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $229.99 | $241.89 |
| Brand | Laney | Laney |
| Condition | New | New |
Why choose Laney THE '85 Bass octave pedal
- ✓ Three dedicated octave and interval modes for harmonic expansion
- ✓ Ultra-compact pedalboard footprint (2.3 x 2.9 x 4.8 inches)
- ✓ Expression pedal input for real-time parameter control
- ✓ Stereo outputs and fully buffered signal path
Why choose Laney F67 Supergroup Portable sound system with Bluetooth
- ✓ Portable 80W continuous amplification with 20+ hour battery life
- ✓ Clean, distortion-free monitoring at working volumes (105dB SPL)
- ✓ Dual connectivity: Bluetooth wireless and 3.5mm auxiliary input
- ✓ Independent bass, treble, volume controls for quick EQ adjustments
Frequently asked questions
Can these products work together?
Yes. The BCC-T85 connects to your bass and sends a processed signal to an amplifier or PA system. The F67-Supergroup could serve as that amplification destination if you run the BCC-T85's output into the speaker's 3.5mm auxiliary input, though the speaker is designed for general monitoring rather than dedicated bass amp use.
Which one is right for jazz or traditional styles?
Neither is ideal for traditional jazz. The BCC-T85 is explicitly not recommended for traditional jazz due to its harmonic-expansion character. The F67-Supergroup is a general-purpose speaker and could work as a monitor, but it is not genre-specific.
What skill level do I need for each?
The BCC-T85 requires intermediate to professional-level understanding of bass effects and harmony concepts. The F67-Supergroup is plug-and-play, suitable for any skill level—it is simply a speaker with basic EQ controls.
How do I power each one?
The BCC-T85 runs on 9V DC (PSU not included or via 9V battery), consuming 90mA. The F67-Supergroup uses a rechargeable Li-Ion battery (20+ hours per charge) and includes a ~100-240V universal AC power supply.