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Switchable cabinet emulation
It adds selected cabinet frequency characteristics to a DI signal without cabinet miking.

Independent shopping perspective
Laney’s LFR-112 is a 400W active 1x12 cabinet with a full-range, flat-response design for digital guitar rigs. Its switchable cabinet emulation lets you apply cabinet frequency characteristics to a DI signal without miking a cabinet. The folding tilt-back mechanism changes the cabinet’s angle so sound can be directed upward toward the player’s ears onstage. For players moving a studio-developed digital rig into live use, it is built around preserving that rig’s sound without adding unwanted tonal content.


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What matters in use
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It adds selected cabinet frequency characteristics to a DI signal without cabinet miking.
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You can angle the cabinet upward toward your ears rather than sending sound past your legs.
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The supplied weight is 34.83; no unit is specified.
Product questions
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Yes. Its switchable cabinet emulation applies cabinet frequency characteristics to a DI signal without miking a cabinet.
It folds back to direct sound upward toward the player’s ears onstage.
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