Full Range Flat Response at Its Best | Headrush FRFR MKII Speakers

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Headrush FRFR108 MKII 2000-Watt Powered Cab:
Headrush FRFR112 MKII 2500-Watt Powered Cab:

Are you an aspiring guitar virtuoso, looking for the perfect partner to your amp modelers? Look no further than Headrush's FRFR108 MKII Powered Cabinet! With a massive 2000-watt output, you'll never be left short on power, no matter the performance or rehearsal. The FRFR108 MKII also comes outfitted with Bluetooth, so you can stream your favorite music without the need for any additional cords or connections. Whether you are a touring guitarist who needs the flexibility of an amp modeler or simply a hobbyist looking for a powerful partner to your rig, the FRFR108 MKII is the perfect cabinet for you. Its lightweight design and crisp sound make it an ideal choice for a variety of musicians and musical settings. So, don't let yourself get left in the dust – get the Headrush FRFR108 MKII today and never worry about power again.

Designed with guitarists in mind, the Headrush FRFR112 MKII is a powerhouse speaker that will take your performance to the next level. With a thunderous 2500 Watts of power, this cabinet delivers a sound that is not only powerful, but also rich and detailed, capturing every nuance of your amp and cab emulations. Say goodbye to those days of sacrificing tone for convenience - with Headrush, you get both.
Not only does the FRFR112 MKII provide mind-blowing sound, but it also offers the latest in connectivity technology. Thanks to its built-in Bluetooth capability, you can easily connect your phone or tablet and jam along to your favorite tracks or use it as a rehearsal tool. Imagine the freedom of practicing with your favorite guitar heroes right by your side, inspiring you to reach new heights of musical greatness.
Whether you're performing on stage, rehearsing with your band, or simply jamming in your own sanctuary, the Headrush FRFR112 MKII has got you covered. Its rugged build quality ensures that it can handle the rigors of the road, while its compact size makes it easy to transport and set up. No more sore backs or struggling with cumbersome gear - this powered cabinet is here to make your life easier, so you can focus on what really matters: making incredible music.

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[classicaxe]

Yes Kelly Flat Response !, No color from different Freq range from different speakers ! So when your use effects it can fill the freq range the effects call for ! No back ground color to cloud up your effects tone ! Awesome for guitar effects !

[raff]

Headrush frfr MKII’s loudness is the equivalent of the ‘line’ level setting of the alto ts408 where as the Headrush gen 1 frfr is the ‘mic’ setting of the alto ts408. I regret selling my 1st gen to upgrade into the mkII because I cannot get my desired loudness with the later without turning the volume all the way up. MKII’s only advantage is the bluetooth and not having the unwanted bominess of the 1st gen but that’s it. I returned the MKII and just got an alto ts408 which is much more versatile. The alto ts408 has a ‘No eq’ flat setting to serve as a ‘frfr’, has an app where you can customize your own eq, bluetooth and the line/mic level setting. I haven’t tried an Alesis Strike amp 8 but just go with the alto if you have the extra $.

[Tel]

Could I use this to boost volume on my Yamaha THR30 ii desktop amp? the THR does have lineout sockets for connecting to PA?

[eddydizon]

only salestalk must be accompanied with sound demo

[ginoXcaron]

Not very powerful. Just bought one so I just used it in my bedroom lol but.... input volume of my headrush mx5 maxed (+12), output very high as well m, just on the edge of clipping, master volume to 10 had to turn up the frfr112 volume to 6 to hear a decent sound and it was very low. Same mx5 settings plugged in my catalyst 200W power amp input... I barely touch the volume knob and its too loud, I usually have my mx5 volune to 5, the catalyst switch too 100W and master volume at 2. And it's louder. So i'm guessing there's something wrong with ny frfr112???

[tomrumsey]

I’ve tried the MKII they are nowhere near as good as the MKIs…way less power, I had to turn the MKII up to 11 to match the volume of the MKI set at 4. The MKIIs are a giant step backwards

[brandonprescott]

Whatever you do do NOT buy the MK2 of this unit, it sounds like shit, ended up buying a used MK1 and the difference is night and day with my Iridium

[Alnote]

Hai fatto solo due palle così, senza mai far sentire nulla!! Quindi è un video di nullità