NAMM 2019: HeadRush FRFR-108 powered guitar cabinet with 2000-Watt 8″ speaker
2000 watt FRFR speaker that is lighter and smaller than its predecessor
HeadRush has just announced the latest incarnation of its Full Range Flat Response speaker range, the new 2000-Watt FRFR-108. This unit is aimed at players that want to use amp modelling technology live.
HeadRush FRFR-108
Last year’s NAMM Show saw the release of the Headrush FRFR-112, a high powered speaker aimed at players wanting to amplify products like Line 6’s Helix and similar modelling products like the Kemper Profiler Head Amp in a live stage environment.
In the last few years, modelling amps have become a far more viable solution for many guitarists playing live sick of the hassle, weight and cost of using large amps.
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- FRFR-108-Front · Source: HeadRush
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- FRFR-108-Back · Source: HeadRush
2000 Watts
This year Headrush has announced its new FRFR-108 powered speaker, a smaller and lighter unit. It comes in at around 9kg/20lbs and uses an 8″ two-way speaker rated at 2000 Watts.
The back panel has two XLR/TRS 1/4-inch combo inputs, each with its own independent volume control and a clip indicator light to help keep your signal in check. It should be easy to set up with any modelling hardware.
The FRFR-108 also has a ground-lift switch and XLR out, so is designed to be easy to use and integrate into most gigging scenarios. You can use that XLR output to send your signal to a FOH (Front Of House) desk. HeadRush has also included a handy Contour EQ switch so that you can get the FRFR-108 to cut through easily in a live environment and avoid any muddy-sounding stage mixes.
You can also use the tilt-back cabinet design to get a better spread of sound on stage or pole mount the FRFR-108. I think this new FRFR speaker covers most bases for gigging musicians and the price is less than most regular non-powered guitar cabs!
RRP – GBP 229 / USD – 199
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