Laney LFR-412 full range flat response powered cabinet, 4 x 12"
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- Full Laney manufacturer's warranty
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Laney LFR-412 Full Range Flat Response Powered Cabinet
The LFR-412 is built for working musicians and sound engineers who need serious output without the truck. At 43.3 kg, it moves through a venue door or into a van easily, yet packs 650W RMS continuous power with a 1300W output ceiling and 135 dB max SPL—enough muscle for mid-to-large room coverage without strain. Professional-grade 4 x 12" woofers and a 1" compression horn deliver a flat, uncolored response across the full spectrum, holding detail whether you're running bass, keys, or mixed-source PA duty.
Power & Coverage
With 650W RMS continuous power and 1300W RMS continuous output, this cabinet reaches a maximum SPL of 135 dB—enough headroom for live venues and studio monitoring without compression or distortion. The 4 x 12" HH professional woofers paired with a 1" La Voce DF10 horn ensure articulate high-end definition alongside powerful low-end extension.
Connectivity & Control
Live reliability starts with flexible wiring. The Combi XLR in, 3.5 mm Aux in, DI XLR out, and Link XLR out let you chain multiple units, pull audio from varied sources, and adapt on the fly. The USB Type B socket connects to the LAIR app for IR loading and EQ adjustment, giving you remote tuning without breaking down your rig. Front-panel controls—Volume, HF Trim, Speaker and DI Emulation Switch, Ground Lift, and Light Switch—let you dial in sound fast, whether you're soundchecking or troubleshooting mid-set.
Key Features
- 650W RMS continuous power, 1300W RMS output, 2600W peak
- 4 x 12" HH BLACK SERIES 30050 professional woofers
- 1" La Voce DF10 compression horn
- Frequency response: 48 Hz – 18 kHz (−3 dB)
- Maximum SPL: 135 dB
- 15 mm plywood cabinet with hard-wearing black vinyl and metal corners
- Combi XLR, 3.5 mm Aux, DI XLR, and Link XLR connectors
- USB Type B socket for LAIR app access, IR loading, and EQ adjustment
- Front-panel Volume, HF Trim, Speaker/DI Emulation, Ground Lift, and Light controls
- Dimensions: 820 x 770 x 365 mm (32.3 x 30.3 x 14.4")
- Weight: 43.3 kg (95.5 lbs)
The LFR-412 earns its place on touring runs and permanent installations alike: flat-response accuracy for monitoring and mix refinement, plus the SPL headroom and road-tough build to handle anything from a packed club to a large theater. Compact enough to manage solo, powerful enough to be your main wedge or wing stack.
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At a Glance
The Laney LFR-412 is a 650W powered full-range cabinet built for bass, keyboards, and mixed sources in live and touring environments, delivering 135 dB SPL with flat response monitoring and zero coloration. Road-tested construction (15 mm plywood, metal corners, hard-wearing vinyl) and professional-grade drivers—four 12" woofers plus a compression horn—survive the demands of mid-to-large venues and traveling musicians. Choose this if you run your own sound, need dependable reinforcement without acoustic compromise, and want one cabinet that handles bass tightness, keyboard clarity, and full-spectrum monitoring equally well.
Who This Is For
Great for
- ✓ Live Performance
- ✓ Studio Sessions
- ✓ Bass Amplification
- ✓ Keyboard Reinforcement
Not the best pick for
- – Home Recording
- – Practice
Skill level: Intermediate · Advanced · Professional
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the LFR-412 best suited for—bass, keyboards, or full-range sources?
The LFR-412 handles all three equally well thanks to its flat response and extended frequency range (48 Hz–18 kHz). Four 12" woofers deliver tight bass definition, while the 1" compression horn provides articulate high-end, making it ideal for bass amplification, keyboard reinforcement, and mixed live or studio sources.
How loud does it get, and will it handle a mid-to-large venue?
The LFR-412 reaches a maximum SPL of 135 dB with 650W RMS continuous power (1300W RMS output, 2600W peak), providing sufficient headroom for mid-to-large venues without compression or distortion.
What inputs and connectivity options does it have?
Connections include Combi XLR, 3.5 mm Aux, DI XLR, and Link XLR for varied sources and chaining. A USB Type B socket enables LAIR app access for IR loading and real-time EQ adjustment, and front-panel controls (Volume, HF Trim, Speaker/DI Emulation, Ground Lift) allow immediate hands-on shaping.
Is it easy to transport?
Yes—the LFR-412 combines lightweight construction with a compact footprint (820 x 770 x 365 mm), reinforced with 15 mm plywood, hard-wearing vinyl, and metal corners for road durability without excessive weight.
How does flat response differ from other powered cabinets, and why does it matter?
Flat response means the cabinet reproduces your source without coloration or tonal shaping, letting you hear exactly what you're playing or recording. This is essential for accurate bass monitoring, uncolored keyboard reinforcement, and mixing in live or studio settings where you need to trust what you hear.
Do I pay sales tax on this order?
We collect sales tax only on orders shipped to California. Orders shipped to any other US state are charged $0 sales tax at checkout when you buy direct from our website. Marketplaces such as eBay, Reverb and Amazon collect sales tax in nearly every state as marketplace facilitators no matter who the seller is, so the same item at the same price costs less bought direct. Free US shipping and 30-day returns are included. Some states ask buyers to self-report use tax on out-of-state purchases.
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