The Laney LFR-112 is a professional full-frequency powered guitar cabinet designed to bring your digital guitar rig to life on stage. Delivering pristine, studio-accurate sound, it perfectly captures the tones of your digital setup and projects them clearly to your audience without any unwanted tonal colouration.

This cabinet is ideal for guitarists who demand precision and versatility from their live rig. It faithfully reproduces your studio sound at full volume thanks to its full-range flat response, ensuring every nuance of your rig’s tone is heard loud and clear.

Main Features
  • Combination XLR/Jack input sockets for versatile connectivity
  • MP3/Aux input for easy playback integration
  • XLR DI output with cabinet emulation for direct recording or PA connection
  • Link Out socket for connecting additional cabinets or amplifiers
  • Powerful 400-watt output for loud, clear stage presence
  • Full Range Flat Response, covering 47Hz to 20kHz for accurate tone reproduction
  • Convenient tilt mechanism for angled speaker positioning to enhance onstage monitoring
  • Switchable cabinet emulation adds tonal character to your DI signal without micing a cabinet
Specifications
  • Power Output: 400 Watts
  • Frequency Response: 47Hz - 20kHz (Flat response)
  • Inputs: XLR/Jack combo, MP3/Aux in
  • Outputs: XLR DI Out (cabinet emulated), Link Out
  • Physical Features: Folding tilt back mechanism for adjustable speaker angle

Experience the unmatched clarity and flexibility of the Laney LFR-112, crafted to support the full potential of your digital rig ensuring your live performance sounds exactly how you want it—professional, powerful and authentic.

Frequently Asked Questions ➤ What is cabinet emulation and why is it important?
Cabinet emulation simulates the tonal characteristics of a guitar speaker cabinet within the DI output, allowing you to send a full, authentic sound directly to a PA system or recording device without micing a cabinet. This ensures your live or recorded sound maintains its richness and detail.
➤ Can I connect other speakers or amps to the Laney LFR-112?
Yes, the Link Out socket allows you to connect additional cabinets or amplifiers, expanding your sound system as needed for larger venues.
➤ How does the tilt mechanism improve my onstage sound?
The tilt mechanism lets you angle the cabinet so the sound projection is directed upwards towards your ears rather than only forward on stage. This helps you hear your playing more clearly, improving your monitoring experience.
➤ Is the Laney LFR-112 suitable for playing styles other than digital guitar rigs?
While optimised for digital guitar setups, the full-range flat response and versatile inputs make the LFR-112 suitable for various styles where accurate, uncoloured sound reproduction is important.

Outside the UK?

Please note that shipping costs outside the UK are very approximate and can vary radically. Please contact us with your Country and Post/Zip Code for an accurate quote. Many thanks. Please also note if you are outside the UK we will not charge you tax on your purchase but you may be liable for import duty in your country.

Please also note that all our stock is sold for the UK market. If you are buying from outside the UK, please check that it is suitable for use in your country before purchase.

ConditionBrand New (New)
Brand New items are sold by an authorized dealer or original builder and include all original packaging.Learn more
Brand
Model
  • LFR-112 Full Range 1x12" 200-Watt Active Guitar Cabinet
Finish
  • n/a
Categories
Year
  • 2024
Full-Range / Flat Response (FRFR)
  • Full-Range / Flat Response (FRFR)
Speaker Configuration
  • 1x12"
Powered
  • Powered
Color Family
  • Black
Power Handling (Watts)
  • 200

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