LFR-112 vs LT112 — Compare
Laney Full Range Flat Response Power Cabinet LFR-112 vs Laney Lionheart 112 Straight Cabinet 1x12 Celestion LT112
The LFR-112 is a powered full-range monitor cabinet for vocals, keyboards, and mixed content requiring flat, transparent reproduction; the Lionheart 112 is a passive guitar/bass speaker cabinet optimized for tight, punchy tone and designed to pair with a separate amplifier head. Choose the LFR-112 for studio monitoring or live sound reinforcement, and the Lionheart 112 for guitar or bass gigging.
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Laney Full Range Flat Response Power Cabinet LFR-112
Laney Lionheart 112 Straight Cabinet 1x12 Celestion LT112
Specs side by side
| Laney Full Range Flat Response Power Cabinet LFR-112 | Laney Lionheart 112 Straight Cabinet 1x12 Celestion LT112 | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $899.99 | $699.99 |
| Brand | Laney | Laney |
| Condition | New | New |
Why choose Laney Full Range Flat Response Power Cabinet LFR-112
- ✓ Built-in 400W amplifier—no external head needed
- ✓ True full-range flat response (47 Hz–20 kHz) suitable for vocals, keyboards, and playback
- ✓ XLR and aux inputs with HF trim for flexible integration into mixing rigs
Why choose Laney Lionheart 112 Straight Cabinet 1x12 Celestion LT112
- ✓ Lightweight and genuinely portable with folding tilt mechanism and grab handles
- ✓ Celestion G12H 70th Anniversary driver delivers focused, articulate projection ideal for guitar and bass
- ✓ Marine-grade plywood and included slip cover built to withstand touring and studio wear
Frequently asked questions
Do both cabinets need an amplifier?
No. The LFR-112 is powered with a built-in 400W amp, so it operates standalone. The Lionheart 112 is passive and requires a separate amplifier head to function.
Which is better for guitar and bass?
The Lionheart 112 is purpose-built for guitar and bass, featuring a Celestion speaker voiced for tight lows and articulate highs. The LFR-112 is designed for full-range monitor and playback use and lacks the guitar-specific tonal character.
Which one should I choose for studio monitoring?
The LFR-112 is designed for accurate, flat-response monitoring of vocals, instruments, and playback. The Lionheart 112 is not intended for monitoring applications.
How do portability and weight compare?
The Lionheart 112 is specifically designed for touring with folding tilt mechanism, grab handles, and included slip cover. The LFR-112 is compact and portable but is a powered cabinet and will be heavier than the passive Lionheart 112.