BCC-TDE vs CUB-112 — Compare
Laney tri mode delay THE DIFFERENCE ENGINE pedal vs Laney Cub-112 50 W 1 x 12" open back cabinet
These are completely different products: the Tri Mode Delay Engine is a effects pedal for shaping sound, while the Cub-112 is a speaker cabinet for amplifying it. Choose the delay pedal if you need versatile delay effects for studio or live work; choose the cabinet if you need a compact, portable speaker to pair with a 50W amplifier.
No sales tax on orders shipped outside California — total cost beats national retailers that charge sales tax in nearly every state.
Laney tri mode delay THE DIFFERENCE ENGINE pedal
Laney Cub-112 50 W 1 x 12" open back cabinet
Specs side by side
| Laney tri mode delay THE DIFFERENCE ENGINE pedal | Laney Cub-112 50 W 1 x 12" open back cabinet | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $364.42 | $319.99 |
| Brand | Laney | Laney |
| Condition | New | New |
Why choose Laney tri mode delay THE DIFFERENCE ENGINE pedal
- ✓ Three distinct delay modes (analogue, digital, dynamic) deliver studio-grade flexibility
- ✓ Compact pedalboard footprint (150 × 121 mm) with intuitive control layout and OLED screen
- ✓ MIDI In/Out and expression pedal input enable complex automation and integration
- ✓ 50 artist patches pre-loaded for immediate sonic reference
Why choose Laney Cub-112 50 W 1 x 12" open back cabinet
- ✓ Lightweight and portable (10.4 kg) open-back design eliminates bass bloom
- ✓ 50W, 8 Ohm rating pairs seamlessly with standard tube and solid-state heads
- ✓ Custom 1 × 12" HH driver delivers articulate midrange and responsive dynamics
- ✓ Practical for studios, small venues, and home recording without excessive size
Frequently asked questions
Can I use these products together?
Yes. The Tri Mode Delay Engine is an effects pedal that would be placed in a guitar or bass signal chain before an amplifier head, and the Cub-112 cabinet would receive the amplifier's output. They serve different stages of the signal path.
Which is better for small venues and home studios?
Both suit small venues and studios, but for different reasons. The Cub-112 is a speaker cabinet optimized for intimate rooms with its 50W rating and open-back design. The Tri Mode Delay Engine is a effects processor that enhances any amplifier's tone in those settings.
What amplifier head pairs with the Cub-112?
The Cub-112 is rated for 50W at 8 Ohms, so it matches 50W tube or solid-state amplifier heads rated for 8 Ohm load. Check your amplifier's output wattage and impedance compatibility.
Is the Tri Mode Delay Engine portable for gigging?
Yes. At 150 × 121 × 59 mm and 600g, it is compact enough for any pedalboard and designed for both studio and live touring use according to its description.