MINI-STB-LION vs MINI-STB-SUPERG — Compare
Laney Mini Stereo Amp with Bluetooth Lionheart MINI-STB-LION vs Laney Mini Stereo Amp with Bluetooth Supergroup MINI-STB-SUPERG
Both are identical 6-watt battery-powered Laney Mini Stereo amps with Bluetooth, dual channels, and tape delay—the only difference is the amp model name (Lionheart vs. Supergroup voicing). Choose based on which tonal character appeals to you: the Lionheart emphasizes responsive drive and portable warmth, while the Supergroup focuses on clean articulation and switchable drive voicing.
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Laney Mini Stereo Amp with Bluetooth Lionheart MINI-STB-LION
Laney Mini Stereo Amp with Bluetooth Supergroup MINI-STB-SUPERG
Specs side by side
| Laney Mini Stereo Amp with Bluetooth Lionheart MINI-STB-LION | Laney Mini Stereo Amp with Bluetooth Supergroup MINI-STB-SUPERG | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $149.99 | $149.99 |
| Brand | Laney | Laney |
| Condition | New | New |
Why choose Laney Mini Stereo Amp with Bluetooth Lionheart MINI-STB-LION
- ✓ Responsive drive channel with portable warmth character
- ✓ Tape-style delay adds character-focused effects
- ✓ Compact enough for gig bag or lap placement
- ✓ Battery-powered independence for mobile songwriting
Why choose Laney Mini Stereo Amp with Bluetooth Supergroup MINI-STB-SUPERG
- ✓ Clean articulation across full frequency range
- ✓ Switchable drive voicing offers tonal flexibility
- ✓ Tape-style delay dimension without external pedals
- ✓ Silent practice via headphone socket
Frequently asked questions
What's the actual power difference between these amps?
There is no power difference—both deliver 6 watts of stereo output through 2 x 3-inch full-range drivers and run on six AA batteries.
Which is better for recording at home?
Both are equally suited for home recording. The Supergroup emphasizes clean articulation and studio-session use, while the Lionheart prioritizes portable warmth and character—pick based on your preferred tone aesthetic.
Do both have the same connectivity options?
Yes—both feature Bluetooth, 1/4-inch guitar input, auxiliary input, Laney Smartphone Insert socket, and headphone socket for flexible signal routing.
Can either handle live performance?
Both are designed for practice, bedroom use, and intimate spaces rather than live venues. The 6-watt output suits small rooms but lacks the power for touring or large-venue gigging.