Laney Full Range Flat Response Power Cabinet LFR-112
Description
Laney Full Range Flat Response Power Cabinet LFR-112
The Laney LFR-112 is a compact, lightweight powered cabinet engineered to deliver genuine full-range performance in the studio and on location. Its compact footprint and tilt mechanism enable flexible placement on stands or surfaces, while the robust construction maintains acoustic integrity through heavy session schedules and diverse tracking environments.
Audio Performance for Recording & Monitoring
This cabinet combines a custom 12" driver with a 1" La Voce compression driver to achieve full range flat response from 47 Hz to 20 kHz, making it ideal for tracking vocals, acoustic instruments, keyboards, and stereo playback during mixing and mastering. The 400W power rating provides ample headroom for detailed monitoring without compression artifacts or tonal coloration, allowing you to hear your mix decisions with clarity and confidence.
Studio Integration & Control
Built-in features include switchable front baffle illumination and switchable cabinet emulation, giving you acoustic control to adapt the cabinet's response across different room acoustics and workflow scenarios. The single channel with gain control, HF trim, and flexible I/O—Combi XLR input, Aux input, and DI XLR output—enable quick setup in multitrack sessions, paired monitoring, or A/B comparison workflows.
Key Features
- 400W power rating
- 1 x 12" custom driver + 1" La Voce compression driver
- Full range flat response 47 Hz – 20 kHz
- Combi XLR input, Aux input, DI XLR output
- Dimensions: 575 x 420 x 355 mm (22.6 x 16.6 x 14")
- Weight: 20 kg (44 lb)
- Tilt mechanism for flexible positioning
- Switchable front baffle illumination
- Switchable cabinet emulation
- HF trim control
- Single channel with gain control
The LFR-112 functions as a versatile reference monitor for tracking, mixing, and mastering, balancing portability with the acoustic performance needed for professional recordings.
More Information
| Condition | New |
|---|---|
| Country of Manufacture | China |
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At a Glance
The Laney LFR-112 is a compact powered reference monitor with genuine flat response across 47 Hz to 20 kHz, ideal for home studios, small-room tracking, and producer mix-checking. Its 400W output and custom 12-inch driver plus 1-inch La Voce compression driver deliver transparent highs and articulate mids that let you hear exactly what you're recording without added color or fatigue. Switchable cabinet emulation and flexible I/O—Combi XLR, Aux, and DI output—integrate seamlessly into any recording setup, and the compact footprint fits tight studio spaces.
Who This Is For
Great for
- ✓ Live Performance
- ✓ Studio Monitoring
- ✓ Home Recording
Not the best pick for
- – High-SPL outdoor venues
- – Large arena touring
Frequently Asked Questions
What size space is the LFR-112 built for?
The cabinet is designed for live venues, home studios, and small-to-mid rooms; it is not rated for high-SPL outdoor venues or large arena touring. At 44 pounds with a 22.6 x 16.6 x 14-inch footprint, it fits compact studio spaces and is portable enough for regular venue transport.
Can I use this for monitoring vocals and keyboards in a live mix?
Yes, the full-range flat response from 47 Hz to 20 kHz makes it equally effective for vocals, acoustic instruments, keyboards, and playback applications. The 400W power and articulate mid-range ensure clear intelligibility without coloration.
What inputs and outputs does it have?
The LFR-112 features a single channel with Combi XLR input, Aux input, and DI XLR output, plus switchable HF trim and gain control for flexible integration into live rigs or studio setups.
What does the switchable cabinet emulation do?
Cabinet emulation is a digital processing option that lets you shape how the cabinet presents itself acoustically in different environments, giving you control over the tonal character for live or studio use.
Is the baffle illumination useful in dark venues?
The switchable front baffle illumination is a convenience feature for stage visibility and setup in low-light venues; you can enable or disable it depending on your environment.