Laney LFR-412 2600-Watt Powered 4x12" Guitar Cabinet - Open Box

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Power to Amplify Your Digital Rig Best In Class 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. Guitarists Choice 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 imposing, 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. Digital Flexibility 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 LFR-412 ships with two stunning IRs designed and used by the legendary, Devin Townsend. IR Heavy Lifting The USB connectivity allows players to load their own IRs, if they so wish and the supplied LA·IR-LFR app allows for further fine tuning. 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. Dual Is Good There are certain times when the FOH engineer wants something which is different from what you want to hear from your cabinet on stage. No problem. The LFR-412 allows you to run simultaneous DUAL IR’s and select which of your high-quality IR’s goes where! This way you can give the so