Further follow up to this. I've played a couple guitar gigs with this Laney amp and Tonex pedal, and got enough out of it to completely shake up my live rig. Sold my AxeFX, power amp, speakers, foot controller and more and built a pedal board around the Tonex pedal and this Laney amp.
Then to go completely fucking bananas, I got a 61 key Roland Fantom keyboard to take out live, either as a one man band or sitting in playing just keyboards. Started working with it all last night with the Aeros Loop Studio pedal (bottom left) where all the things could be looped, and it sounded great. This is a shitty no-low end recording with my phone here, and its sloppy because I was high AF, but you'll get the idea listening to a minute or so of this. The keyboard is voicing the drums, organ and synth bass all played into the looper, then with that looping, I played guitar with the tonex pedal and a few other effects from this board. All of that was going into the Laney amp at once, and then it was recorded with my phone.
Given an unlimited amount of money, storage space and roadies to haul shit around, purpose-built equipment for all these different concerns would be sonically better, but for what I'm doing and the resources I have, I am super happy with the Tonex pedal and the Laney amp. I've owned two high end modelers, a Helix and an AxeFX, both priced well over $1000, and for pure amp/cab tones, this $399 Tonex pedal is as good or better. As for the amp, I now have one 1x12 combo sized package that works for any one of electric guitar, electric bass, acoustic guitar and keyboards or any of them in combination in a 1 man band context. I'm no longer lugging around a PA mixer, amp, two speakers, etc... All of that is built into the Laney's 1x12 combo sized package.