LANEY LFR-212 FULL RANGE FLAT RESPONSE 212
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Description
Laney LFR-212 Full Range Flat Response 2x12 Powered Cab
The LFR-212 delivers a compact, angled design that positions the 2 x 12" custom drivers and 1" La Voce compression driver at an ideal listening angle, making it equally effective as a studio reference monitor or standalone playback system. At 30 kg (66 lb), it strikes a practical balance between portability and serious output, capable of delivering mix-accurate monitoring across medium to large tracking rooms without requiring external power amplification. The illuminated front panel and straightforward control layout—including HF trim and switchable cabinet emulation modes—enable real-time adjustments during tracking, mixing, or playback sessions.
Audio Performance & Connectivity
The 800 W power rating and full range flat response (47 Hz – 20 kHz) provide transparent, neutral reproduction across the entire spectrum, essential for accurately monitoring vocals, bass, keyboards, and mixed sources during recording and mixing. Switchable cabinet emulation modes (1×12 or 4×12) let you reference different speaker characteristics and room coloration without patching external gear, while the HF trim knob allows quick adjustment to match your studio acoustics or compensate for nearfield listening position.
Studio I/O & Workflow
Multiple input and output options—Combi XLR in, Aux in, DI XLR out, and Link Out socket with TRS cable connection—integrate seamlessly into hybrid analog/digital setups and enable daisy-chaining multiple units for stereo or surround monitoring. The angled cabinet design (dimensions: 770 x 555 x 360 mm / 30.3 x 21.8 x 14") positions sound toward the engineer's mixing position without requiring stands or acoustic treatment workarounds.
Key Features
- 800 W power rating
- 2 x 12" custom drivers + 1" La Voce compression driver
- Full range flat response 47 Hz – 20 kHz
- Switchable cabinet emulation (1×12 or 4×12 modes)
- HF trim knob for real-time tone shaping
- Combi XLR input with auxiliary input option
- DI XLR output for signal passing
- Link Out socket with TRS cable connection for daisy-chaining
- Angled cabinet design for optimal sound projection
- Illuminated front panel for low-light visibility
- Dimensions: 770 x 555 x 360 mm (30.3 x 21.8 x 14")
- Weight: 30 kg (66 lb)
The LFR-212 combines serious wattage with versatile speaker configuration and thoughtful I/O design, making it a reliable choice for home studios, project rooms, and recording facilities demanding full-range monitoring accuracy in a manageable footprint.
More Information
| Condition | New |
|---|---|
| Country of Manufacture | China |
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At a Glance
The Laney LFR-212 is a full-range powered monitor and PA speaker that delivers transparent, flat-response playback (47 Hz–20 kHz) with 800 W of power, making it ideal for tracking vocals and instruments in live or semi-live recording scenarios where accurate monitoring is essential. Its switchable cabinet emulation modes and adjustable HF presence let you dial in the exact tone character and room feel you need, while its angled design and compact 30 kg frame allow flexible placement in tighter studio or portable-session setups. Pick this if you want a single, dependable reference speaker that can handle full-spectrum material and adapt its character to your space without external gear.
Who This Is For
Great for
- ✓ Live Performance
- ✓ Touring
- ✓ PA/Front of House
- ✓ Monitor Wedge
Not the best pick for
- – Home Practice
- – Studio Recording
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use this as both a monitor wedge and a main PA speaker?
Yes—the angled cabinet design works equally well as a floor wedge monitor or as a standalone front-of-house cabinet, making it versatile enough for single-speaker gigs, monitor mixes, or multi-unit PA deployments.
What inputs and outputs does it have?
It includes a Combi XLR input with an auxiliary input option, a DI XLR output for signal passing, and a Link Out socket with TRS cable connection so you can daisy-chain multiple units into a larger system.
How do I adjust the tone in real time during a performance?
The illuminated front panel features an HF trim knob for quick high-frequency adjustment to match room acoustics or tame harshness on the fly, and switchable cabinet emulation modes (1×12 or 4×12) to shape the overall character without external processing.
Is this portable enough for touring?
At 30 kg (66 lb) and designed for standalone use without stands or angling gear, the LFR-212 strikes a practical balance—it's light enough to transport and move by hand regularly while delivering enough output to cover medium to large venues.
What frequency range does it cover?
The full-range flat response spans 47 Hz to 20 kHz, providing transparent reproduction across vocals, bass, keyboards, and mixed sources without colored tone.