Headrush FRFR-112 Active Monitor

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Active Full Range / Flat Response Guitar Speaker

  • Ideal for modeller amps and multi-effects
  • Contour EQ switch for improving mushy sounding stage mixes
  • Can be used both as a floor monitor and on a stand thanks to the wedge-shaped housing and pole mount adaptor
  • Equipped with: 1 x 12" custom speaker and 1.4" neodymium tweeter
  • Power: 2000 W
  • Frequency response: 46 - 22,000 Hz (± 3 dB)
  • Connectors: 2 x XLR / 6.3 mm jack combo inputs with independent volume controls and clip indicators
  • XLR line output
  • Ground - Lift switch
  • 5 Handles for carrying
  • Dimensions (W x H x D): 605 x 354 x 350 mm
  • Weight: 16.3 kg
  • Colour: Black
Available since June 2018
Item number 432240
Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
Max. Load 2000 W
Weight 16,3 kg
Speaker size 1x 12"
4.199 kr
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Perfect For A Variety Of Uses
AlexSaint 23.12.2020
With the release of outstanding and flexible modelling amps like the Fractal Audio AxeFX and Line6 Helix, the need for super-loud valve amplifiers is rapidly diminishing. However, if you don't want to record directly, use desktop monitors/headphones or run straight to a PA for live use, you still need a power amp and cabinet(s).

Well, you used to need a power amp and cabinet. This Headrush FRFR Monitor changes that.

Whether you want to keep the volume to neighbour-friendly levels, crank it to use with bandmates or use it as a monitor on the stage, this does it all. I haven't used it at live performance levels yet, but I have no doubt it would cope.

I've accidentally kicked the speaker grille a few times and there's not a mark on it (more than can be said for my old Marshall cab, years ago). I'm definitely going to add a second one to enjoy stereo effects.

A pair of Marshall 2x12 cabs would be over 50kg and cost over €1000. Plus, you'd need a power amp. A stereo pair of these is 32kg and under €600. If you use a modelling amp or multiFX, get one of these.

... or two!
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Very good as expected
John Fish 17.08.2019
Used for Guitar > Helix > Headrush FRFR-112

Get the same sound in live situations. No more surprises on stage.

PROS
- Sounds great with the band. Tested with the line6 Helix LT and the Plini: Archetype plugin from Neural DSP (through Reaper and a digital mixer).

-Two inputs (both XLR&1/4) where you can plug two different instruments for monitoring. Not ideal for live gigs but useful in limited situations. There are an output to connect to another unit in mono or stereo, the more the merrier.

-This unit packs 2000W. It is definitely loud at volume 4. The Knob even goes to 11. It's impossible to not hear yourself live.

-Has a stand mount built in.

CONS
-The only issue I can found is the build quality. It is not fragile, but is not that solid either. Might want to be careful when transporting the unit.


Overall, a really good price/quality purchase. Might get a second unit.
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Dirtyfinger 29.04.2021
Bought it for Kemper
Headrush is OK bang for a buck, sounds much nicer then playing through desktop monitors.
I have A-B'ed it with Laney LFR 112. Opted for Laney as there was a noticable difference in wooden cabinet oposed to plastic housing that Headrush is built of. Notes were singing more natural and with wooden texture, while Headrush sounded more like PA.
I got the best results with Kemper Kone so I opted for that option
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Great for digital boards
hvdvrk 31.05.2023
May have a little too much low end for home or practice space, but is great in live situations.
May be used as floor monitor or PA speaker on smaller gigs.

Easily can run two digital modelers on rehearsal.

Great for bass players with digital boards.
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