Laney LFR-412 Full Range Flat Response Powered 4x12 Cabinet Overview
Laney are the first amplifier brand to develop a REAL solution for players using a digital rig, providing players with a stylish and imposing sound presence on stage.
As that market has grown, so too has the LFR’s reputation as the market leader in powered full range, flat response (FRFR) guitar cabinets.
Following the huge success of our LFR-112 and LFR-212 powered cabinets, we’ve decided to offer up the World’s first 4x12 dedicated FRFR guitar cabinet. The LFR-412
This droolworthy, 2600 WATT, FRFR powered cabinet is absolutely BEST IN CLASS packed full of additional features, powerful output options and is the perfect partner for whatever profiler you choose.
The LFR-412 features LA⋅IR -Laney Advance Impulse Response technology – that uses 56bit FIR filters to provide stunning cabinet emulation. The LFR-412 ships with two stunning IRs designed and used by the legendary, Devin Townsend. The USB connectivity allows players to load their own IRs, if they so wish, and an intuitive app allows for further adjustment. Housing the IR in the cabinet frees up much needed processing power within the player’s digital rig, allowing for even greater creativity and reliability. In short, the LFR-412 does the heavy lifting.
It joins a range of LFR powered cabinets that all feature tailor-made drivers, designed and engineered by HH Acoustics to deliver power and precision and, importantly, response that ensures that the player feels like they have a REAL guitar cabinet by their side. Because they do…Because with over 50 years’ experience in amplification design and delivery, Laney understands the thrill of feeling the air move, the interaction between player, amp and cabinet, the MOJO that only Laney LFRs deliver. The LFR-412 has a far more authentic response and feel very familiar to a guitar player when compared with the other lesser FRFR style cabs in the market.
These captivating FRFR powered cabinets are redefining the standard that players should expect from their digital rigs …They look cool too.
