HeadRush FRFR speakers now with Bluetooth Channel
HeadRush FRFR speakers now with Bluetooth Channel. Available as the FRFR-108 MKII and FRFR-112 MKII speakers
HeadRush FRFR speakers now come with a Bluetooth Channel as standard. Available as the FRFR-108 MKII and FRFR-112 MKII.
HeadRush FRFR
First up is the HeadRush FRFR-108 MKII which includes a 2000-watt full-range flat-response guitar cabinet with Bluetooth, an 8” speaker, plus an HF compression driver. With two combo XLR + 1/4” inputs and an XLR output. The larger FRFR-112 MKII modelcomes with a 12″ speaker instead and is rated at 2500 watts.
Both models come with independent volume controls plus an XLR direct output that allows for chaining speakers or sending them to a front-of-house mix. They also feature a ground lift switch and an HPF EQ switch to help cut through the mix on stage.
Compact and Lightweight
Weight-wise, the 112 version comes in at only 34.7 lbs/15.7kg, and the smaller 108 at around 21 lbs/9.53kg. Both models can be used as a wedge, upright, or can be pole-mounted.
Pre-Order
Both the HeadRush FRFR-108 MKII and the FRFR-112 MKII full-range flat-response speakers are available for pre-order from Thomann. Andertons in the UK also has them both available for pre-order.
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- +Bluetooth connectivity standard on both models
- +Lightweight and portable
- +Multiple mounting options (wedge, upright, pole-mounted)
- +Ground lift and HPF EQ for stage flexibility
- +XLR direct output for chaining or FOH
What are the key differences between the FRFR-108 MKII and FRFR-112 MKII?
The FRFR-108 MKII features an 8" speaker and 2000-watt rating, weighing 21 lbs. The FRFR-112 MKII has a 12" speaker, 2500-watt rating, and weighs 34.7 lbs. Both include Bluetooth, XLR/1/4" inputs, ground lift, and HPF EQ controls.
Does the HeadRush FRFR-108 MKII have Bluetooth?
Yes. Both MKII models now include Bluetooth connectivity as a standard feature, allowing wireless audio streaming alongside their wired XLR and 1/4" inputs.
Can I chain HeadRush FRFR-MKII speakers together?
Yes. Both models feature an XLR direct output that allows you to chain multiple speakers or send the signal to a front-of-house mix console.
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