Laney LFR-412 | 2600W FRFR 4X12 Guitar Cabinet - World's FIRST 4x12 FRFR Guitar Cab!
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- Watch the announcement video for the Laney LFR-212 the world's FIRST 4x12 FRFR Guitar Cab!
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Laney is the first amplifier brand to develop a REAL solution for players using a digital rig. 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 now offer up the World’s first 4x12 dedicated FRFR guitar cabinet. The LFR-412.
The 4x12 has always been the Guitarist’s choice format, there is just something about the iconic look and the feel of the movement of air as it is driven out towards an audience. We wanted to give today’s players the chance to really experience that, even when using their modellers.
This droolworthy powerhouse is an absolute BEST IN CLASS FRFR cabinet, packed full of additional features and powerful output options.
At 2600 Watts and producing SPL levels of 139dB, the LFR-412 is the world’s most powerful, dedicated FRFR cabinet. Fear not though…You can also use it at bedroom level volume too, should you wish!
Designed in collaboration with - the legendary - Devin Townsend. The LFR-412 features LA⋅IR -Laney Advance Impulse Response technology - that uses 56bit FIR filters to provide stunning cabinet emulation. 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. A host of IRs provided by our artists, will all be available for free via the LA⋅IR -LFR App.
Our ever-expanding LFR artist family includes, Jack Gardiner, Andy James, LI-SA X, Martin Miller and many more. Including - of course- Devin Townsend and Guthrie Govan. Devin worked closely with our UK design team to ensure that the LFR-412 would meet the needs of even the most demanding touring guitarist and he’s so proud of the end result, stating “I truly believe it’s a game changer”.
Our UK design team commissioned our expert partners at HH Acoustics to design the stunning HH BLACK SERIES professional 12” woofers, to accompany the LaVoce compression driver. This elegant and powerful suite of drivers ensure that the LFR-412’s deliver the breadth of guitar tones that are possible from modern modellers, whilst offering unparalleled, ultra low noise even at full volume.
The LFR-412 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.
These captivating FRFR powered cabinets are redefining the standard that players should expect from their digital rigs …They look cool too.
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Founded in 1967 by Lyndon Laney, Laney Amplification remains proudly family-owned and run by CEO James Laney, Lyndon's son. Our team at laney Amplification is world-renowned for crafting some of the greatest guitar and bass amps, guitar pedals and FRFR cabinets in the world trusted by legends like Tony Iommi (since 1968), Billy Corgan of The Smashing Pumpkins, Bass legend Nathan East, Vernon Reid of Living Colour, Lari Basilio, Martin Miller, Tom Quayle & many more. Laney amps and musical equipment is designed for musicians, by musicians. The sound you want without compromise.
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OK I don't think I've ever been this excited for a cab before...
We're with you!
@@LaneyAmplification I'm trying to get one to try out! Let me know where that's possible
this is a must have for my Fractal rig.
Yes! This is exactly what I need for live!
This is amazing. I just got the headrush FR112, its so amazing having FRFR. I was going to get the new amp sim you guys have out, and I see this. Amazing. will save.
Whoa!!!! This really is awesome!!! I cannot wait to get my hands on one of these. Great job Laney!!!!!! Keep it up!!! The amount of innovation and cool af products you guys are churning out is inspiring!
This is monumental, at least to me man, fuck yes!!!!
Laney are smashing it right now!
One Word: GAMECHANGER!
Hope that the IR feature also comes to the 1x12 and 2x12
It won't because the 412 have USB incorporated for that
No promises, but that said a Version 2 may be possible. There's nothing cryptic in this reply. Time will tell if that comes to fruition.
Whilst I think the industry has moved away from really loud 4x12s on stage, if it sounds good at low volume it will be.
Although who wouldn't want to take the full stack to a canyon and shred at full power? Like with a classic Marshall.
Your bass player will need a Danley J1 to keep up!
@@LaneyAmplificationcan we get another output and effect loop too, I kinda like delay and verb after ir 🥹🥹🥹
What we now need is a Laneys own "amp expander" without power amplifier to use tube amps (low or high wattage amp) with these fr cabs.
Ability to use both digital and analog in same setup would be useful for may, i think.
I love the song
Okay now gonna sell my mesa cab and 5153 and captor X!
Why are they’re no demos? Love to hear some first impressions with people using them
Maybe once some people get them in their hands they'll put something up.
I'll let you know once I'm able to afford it. Soon.
Im wondering how they dealt with the comb filtering?
id love the 2x12 !!! the 4x12 might be just a little bit too loud
Just because it "can" be loud, doesn't mean you have to turn it up to 10 😝🤘
Looks great! Any news on which stores will carry it in the Benelux? Curious about the price.
I love this IR n Wanna Buy One
I was excited until I saw how much it weights 😅
I thought the same! Even until 2x12 is a bit heavey for frfr
they should add the IR loader feature on the 1x12 and 2x12 version and call it "+" or whatever
A couple of websites had accidentally posted the shipping weight and dimensions. You may have seen that. Our website shows the correct information. Hope that info will help.
www.laney.co.uk/amps/guitar/frfr/lfr-412
They are wooden cabs rather than plastic as some other's make. We went for tone over light weight. The only idea I can offer you is to compare various FRFR Cabs and decide for yourself.
Im confused so would i still have to have a power amp like the Seymour Duncan power stage for my preamp
Or does this mean i wouldn't have to use a power amp and just plug my preamp pedal straight to the cab and the cab powers it ???
Impulse responses, AKA cab+mic emulation...in a cab...??? The "but why" gif is playing on repeat in my head.
If you're using an axe, QC, etc, you have an IR block with your IR of choice already loaded. So, to use this, with its own IRs, you'd have to ditch that block. If you did that, you could go into any power amp/cab/mic setup you want...you could even do IsoCab type of setup if you wanted. I don't get this.
If NOTHING else, maybe I'm missing something but I thought the best part of Axe/QC/Kemper/etc was NOT having to lug around heavy ass cabs...
Serious question: What is the point of this?
Hoping for a passive 2x12
🔴 THESE ARE 650 WATTS RMS, NOT 2,600 - THAT IS PEAK. LANEY SHOULD NOT USE HI FI SHOP SALES WAFFLE. THESE CABINETS ARE 650 WATTS
Laney please do a better job at getting these in the hands of youtubers like Leon Todd, Kyle Bull, Sonic Drive Studios, Art of Guitar etc. to review
Dumb but I’d like to have one. But how stupid to not make it stereo? What a miss.
That was heavily talked about during the development stage, but the truth is we've never heard a Stereo signal coming from one box that truly carries a Stereo Image. Have you? That's why we wen't Mono.
Buy two. lol
.. and I don't know what this is because simply I do not know what IR is or LFR or FRFR is. I'm just going to call it WTF for now. Why won't people write words? Were they texting on a twenty year old flip phone?
jajaja if you are on the modeling world you would, IR is IMPULSE RESPONSE, FRFR means FULL RANGE FLAT RESPONSE, LFR is LANEY FLAT RESPONSE
This is exactly why we offer a range of products. There is no "one solution for everyone". Plus @richo114 answered your question perfectly. Thanks @richo144.
Thanks @@richo144
@@LaneyAmplification Just the idea of this power at your fingertips. I use a floor monitor which is 2500 watts...total....and of course that is peak. My singer uses a 100watt Valve King combo
on 4....i struggle to be heard at all....That is why the 4x12 is a good idea....possibly, THE reason for this new piece of gear? i have to read the video description after this comment. But i cant find what these cabs' RMS rating is.