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product_id: 592952385
title: "HeadRush FRFR112 MKII 2500W Electric Guitar Amplifier for Modellers"
brand: "headrush"
price: "€ 1599.62"
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# 2500W powerhouse Bluetooth streaming 12" woofer + 1" tweeter clarity HeadRush FRFR112 MKII 2500W Electric Guitar Amplifier for Modellers

**Brand:** headrush
**Price:** € 1599.62
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎸 Hear Your Tone Like Never Before — The Ultimate FRFR Amp for the Modern Pro

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** HeadRush FRFR112 MKII 2500W Electric Guitar Amplifier for Modellers by headrush
- **How much does it cost?** € 1599.62 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.hr](https://www.desertcart.hr/products/592952385-headrush-frfr112-mkii-2500w-electric-guitar-amplifier-for-modellers)

## Best For

- headrush enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted headrush brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Gig-Ready Versatility:** Lightweight 34.7 lbs design with wedge, upright, or pole-mount options for effortless transport and setup.
- • **Noise-Free Performance:** Ground-lift and HPF EQ switches eliminate hum and muddiness so your sound stays pristine on any stage.
- • **Seamless Wireless Jams:** Bluetooth connectivity lets you stream tracks on the fly—perfect for rehearsals and set breaks.
- • **Pro-Grade Clarity & Punch:** Specially voiced 12" woofer and 1" compression driver ensure every nuance of your tone cuts through the mix.
- • **Pure Tone, Zero Compromise:** 2500W flat-response amp delivers your modeled sound exactly as intended—no coloring, just clarity.

## Overview

The HeadRush FRFR112 MKII is a 2500W solid-state powered amplifier designed for electric, electro-acoustic, and bass guitar players using amp modeling pedals or processors. Featuring a flat-response 12" woofer and 1" compression driver, it delivers pristine, uncolored sound ideal for rehearsals and live performances. Lightweight and versatile, it supports wedge, upright, or pole-mounted setups and includes Bluetooth streaming, dual combo inputs with independent volume controls, and noise-eliminating switches for professional-grade clarity and convenience.

## Description

FRFR-112 MKII is the perfect partner for amp modeling multi-effect pedals or pedalboards; 2500W powered amplifier for electric, electro-acoustic and bass guitar players with flat response ensuring your pure tone and character will be preserved and heard without compromise.This evolution of HeadRush’s pro-level, high-quality FRFR-112 speaker delivers a massive 2500Watts of power via an 12" woofer and 1" tweeter with enough headroom for any performance or rehearsal.FRFR-112 MKII also features Bluetooth connectivity, so you can stream music wirelessly from your mobile device at rehearsal or during set breaks.FRFR-112 MKII is rugged yet lightweight and easy to transport (at 34.7 lbs) making one trip load-ins at the gig or rehearsal space easier than ever. While you can use FRFR-112 MKII in its intended wedge position, its versatile design means that it can also be used in an upright or pole-mounted position, making it easier to direct your sound wherever you need it, which is especially helpful at outdoor gigs or other places where PA backline is limited.

Review: Just what I needed - I've had the Headrush Pedalboard for a while, and while I've tried it in a handful of configurations in rehearsals including straight to PA, 4-cord method with amps, straight to power amp whilst using only preamp from the board, headphones, etc., I just couldn't love it. It did the job but I dunno, I'm an amp guy, what can I say? Anyway, I wasn't gonna drop $$ on an FRFR I can jam with (like full size headrush or other) just to continue being uninspired. Well, this little guy has me rethinking things. I think I finally "get it" as this is really delivering that FRFR-ness that just matches the track you might be playing with. Why I can never get that feel with headphones/computers is probably because I just love my simple amp experience. This strikes the balance. Now, can I use this to play over a drummer? Absolutely not. Most of my amps, even cheap digitals like the Spark and Peavy Vypyr, could at least get close. No way for this guy. Not to dog it for that (much), because it really sounds great and lower levels and strikes that balance of being fully simulated and coming out of a speaker. I thought too, with the battery, maybe this would be a great BT speaker to bring on my golf cart. nah. I have a JBL and Bose that sound better, and probably louder. So don't think about thing too much in that light. As a multi-purpose room/travel speaker, for sure it functions well enough. But I think the FRFR aspect doesn't deliver music in the very best light. It completely delivers tho when jamming along to tracks mixed with your instrument. Would I use it for anything other than it is designed for? No. But it is great for what it is.
Review: A Game Changer for My Ampless Rig - I purchased the HeadRush FRFR-112 MKII because I was having a hard time transitioning from traditional guitar amps to an ampless setup. I have a lot of money invested in pedals and amp/cab modeling equipment, including the Strymon Iridium, Walrus Audio ACS1, Neural DSP Nano Cortex, and other amp-modeling gear, along with a large collection of traditional floor pedals. My biggest problem wasn't getting good tones. It was getting those tones to translate consistently from my home setup to a PA system at church or other venues. I had been using high-quality headphones, including relatively flat-response headphones, to dial in my sounds. Everything would sound great at home, but when I took the rig to church, the guitar could sometimes sound fizzy, thin, or just different enough that I would have to spend a lot of time retweaking everything. I decided to try an FRFR speaker, and after doing a lot of research, I specifically chose the 12-inch FRFR-112 MKII. I initially considered the 8-inch and 10-inch versions, but I wanted something that would give me more of the fullness and low-end feel I'm accustomed to from a 12-inch guitar cabinet or a 1x12 combo amp. This thing was a game changer. The first thing I noticed was how much easier it was to dial in my tones. What I hear through the FRFR is much more representative of what I'm actually going to hear when that same signal goes to a PA. Instead of creating a tone at home that sounds great through headphones and then having to completely rethink it at church, I can now get much closer to my final sound before I ever leave the house. I've used it at church and at multiple venues, and it has given me a lot more confidence when I show up. I'm not saying I never have to make adjustments—the room, PA, and sound system will always make a difference—but I'm arriving with my sounds already about 90% where I want them. And the difference compared with headphones is significant. My rig actually sounds like a guitar rig now. The tones have the fullness, low-end response, and physical presence that I'm accustomed to hearing from a good 12-inch guitar amp or cabinet. My amp models and pedals sound much more natural to me, and I find myself spending less time fighting the equipment and more time actually playing. The FRFR-112 MKII is also incredibly simple to use. It's basically plug it in, connect your rig, turn it on, and adjust the volume. I appreciate that because I already have enough complicated equipment on my pedalboard! It also has two inputs, so you can run another source through it if you want, and there's a high-pass filter that can be useful when you need to clean up the low end. I don't personally use the second channel for vocals, but I like having the flexibility there. Yes, the 12-inch version is fairly large, but it fits easily on an amp stand, and you can also use it on the floor. For me, the size is absolutely worth it because of the sound. If you're struggling with an ampless rig and you're constantly tweaking your tones because they sound different through headphones, at home, and through a PA, I highly recommend trying a good FRFR speaker before buying yet another amp modeler or another set of headphones. In my case, I had already spent a lot of money trying to find the right amp/cab modeling solution. What I actually needed was a better way to hear what I already had. The HeadRush FRFR-112 MKII solved that problem for me. Highly recommended—especially for anyone using amp modeling, IRs, or an ampless pedalboard who wants to hear their rig through a real speaker while dialing in their tones.

## Features

- Superior Professional Sound - 2500W powered amplifier for guitar and bass players with flat response, ideal for rehearsals and live performances, amp modeling pedals, pedalboards, or processors
- Advanced Electrical Design - Full-range, flat-response cabinet with specially-voiced 12" woofer and 1" HF compression driver for superb clarity and accuracy with amp and cab emulations
- Ready for Any Venue - HPF EQ switch helps you cut through muddy-sounding stage mixes; Ground-Lift switch eliminates noise issues caused by ground loops
- Lightweight, Flexible and Sturdy - Weighing just 34.7 lbs, FRFR-112 MKII is rugged yet easy to transport and can be used in a wedge, upright, or pole-mounted position
- More Than a Guitar Amp - Wirelessly connect a mobile device to the FRFR-112 MKII via Bluetooth, so you can stream music quickly and easily at rehearsal or during set breaks
- Effortless Connectivity - (2) XLR/TRS 1/4" combo inputs with independent volume controls, and an XLR direct output that allows for chaining speakers or sending to a front-of-house mix

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0CP9MV26B |
| Amplifier Type | Solid State |
| Best Sellers Rank | #2,727 in Musical Instruments ( See Top 100 in Musical Instruments ) #18 in Electric Guitar Amplifiers & Preamps |
| Brand | HEADRUSH |
| Built-In Media | FRFR-112 MK2, Power Cable, Quickstart Guide, Safety & Warranty Manual |
| Color | Black |
| Compatible Devices | Guitar, Multi-FX/amp modeling pedal, Smartphone, Speaker, Tablet |
| Connector Type | (2) XLR+1/4” (6.35 mm) TRS combo inputs, XLR |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 651 Reviews |
| Enclosure Material | Metal, Plastic |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 13.78"D x 13.78"W x 25.59"H |
| Item Type Name | FRFR112 MKII - 2500W Electric and Bass Guitar Amp, 12" Full-Range Flat-Response Bluetooth Speaker for Multi-FX and Amp Modeling Processors |
| Item Weight | 15.7 kg |
| Manufacturer | inMusic Brands Inc. |
| Material | Metal, Plastic |
| Mfr Part Number | FRFR112MK2 |
| Model Name | FRFR112MK2 |
| Model Number | FRFR112MK2 |
| Number of Bands | 2 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Output Channel Quantity | 1 |
| Output Wattage | 2500 watts |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Product Dimensions | 13.78"D x 13.78"W x 25.59"H |
| Sound Profile | Flat Response |
| Speaker Size | 12 inches |
| UPC | 694318026182 |
| Warranty Description | 1 Year Manufacturer |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** HEADRUSH
- **Color:** Black
- **Compatible Devices:** Guitar, Multi-FX/amp modeling pedal, Smartphone, Speaker, Tablet
- **Material:** Metal, Plastic
- **Output Wattage:** 2500 watts

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size, Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Is the FRFR’s Bluetooth connection compatible with iPhone / Android / other phones or tablets?**
A: Yes! The FRFR is compatible with any mobile device that features Bluetooth 5.0 compatibility.

**Q: Can I connect my amp modeler’s stereo output to 2 different FRFR speakers at the same time?**
A: Yes! Just connect the amp modeler’s left and right outputs to 2 different FRFR speakers to enjoy a wide stereo sound!

**Q: What does FRFR mean?**
A: FRFR stands for “full-range flat-response”. This is very important for amp modeling pedals, as your amplifier needs to sound pure and transparent to deliver a true “amp in the room” sound without coloring it as a traditional guitar amp would.

**Q: How big/heavy is the FRFR speaker?**
A: The FRFR112 MKII is 13.9” wide x 13.8” deep x 23.9” high; weighing: 34.7 lbs

**Q: Can the FRFR speaker be pole mounted on a standard speaker stand?**
A: Yes! There is a standard speaker pole sized mounting hole on the bottom of the FRFR

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Just what I needed
*by M***D on January 24, 2025*

I've had the Headrush Pedalboard for a while, and while I've tried it in a handful of configurations in rehearsals including straight to PA, 4-cord method with amps, straight to power amp whilst using only preamp from the board, headphones, etc., I just couldn't love it. It did the job but I dunno, I'm an amp guy, what can I say? Anyway, I wasn't gonna drop $$ on an FRFR I can jam with (like full size headrush or other) just to continue being uninspired. Well, this little guy has me rethinking things. I think I finally "get it" as this is really delivering that FRFR-ness that just matches the track you might be playing with. Why I can never get that feel with headphones/computers is probably because I just love my simple amp experience. This strikes the balance. Now, can I use this to play over a drummer? Absolutely not. Most of my amps, even cheap digitals like the Spark and Peavy Vypyr, could at least get close. No way for this guy. Not to dog it for that (much), because it really sounds great and lower levels and strikes that balance of being fully simulated and coming out of a speaker. I thought too, with the battery, maybe this would be a great BT speaker to bring on my golf cart. nah. I have a JBL and Bose that sound better, and probably louder. So don't think about thing too much in that light. As a multi-purpose room/travel speaker, for sure it functions well enough. But I think the FRFR aspect doesn't deliver music in the very best light. It completely delivers tho when jamming along to tracks mixed with your instrument. Would I use it for anything other than it is designed for? No. But it is great for what it is.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A Game Changer for My Ampless Rig
*by O***A on August 18, 2026*

I purchased the HeadRush FRFR-112 MKII because I was having a hard time transitioning from traditional guitar amps to an ampless setup. I have a lot of money invested in pedals and amp/cab modeling equipment, including the Strymon Iridium, Walrus Audio ACS1, Neural DSP Nano Cortex, and other amp-modeling gear, along with a large collection of traditional floor pedals. My biggest problem wasn't getting good tones. It was getting those tones to translate consistently from my home setup to a PA system at church or other venues. I had been using high-quality headphones, including relatively flat-response headphones, to dial in my sounds. Everything would sound great at home, but when I took the rig to church, the guitar could sometimes sound fizzy, thin, or just different enough that I would have to spend a lot of time retweaking everything. I decided to try an FRFR speaker, and after doing a lot of research, I specifically chose the 12-inch FRFR-112 MKII. I initially considered the 8-inch and 10-inch versions, but I wanted something that would give me more of the fullness and low-end feel I'm accustomed to from a 12-inch guitar cabinet or a 1x12 combo amp. This thing was a game changer. The first thing I noticed was how much easier it was to dial in my tones. What I hear through the FRFR is much more representative of what I'm actually going to hear when that same signal goes to a PA. Instead of creating a tone at home that sounds great through headphones and then having to completely rethink it at church, I can now get much closer to my final sound before I ever leave the house. I've used it at church and at multiple venues, and it has given me a lot more confidence when I show up. I'm not saying I never have to make adjustments—the room, PA, and sound system will always make a difference—but I'm arriving with my sounds already about 90% where I want them. And the difference compared with headphones is significant. My rig actually sounds like a guitar rig now. The tones have the fullness, low-end response, and physical presence that I'm accustomed to hearing from a good 12-inch guitar amp or cabinet. My amp models and pedals sound much more natural to me, and I find myself spending less time fighting the equipment and more time actually playing. The FRFR-112 MKII is also incredibly simple to use. It's basically plug it in, connect your rig, turn it on, and adjust the volume. I appreciate that because I already have enough complicated equipment on my pedalboard! It also has two inputs, so you can run another source through it if you want, and there's a high-pass filter that can be useful when you need to clean up the low end. I don't personally use the second channel for vocals, but I like having the flexibility there. Yes, the 12-inch version is fairly large, but it fits easily on an amp stand, and you can also use it on the floor. For me, the size is absolutely worth it because of the sound. If you're struggling with an ampless rig and you're constantly tweaking your tones because they sound different through headphones, at home, and through a PA, I highly recommend trying a good FRFR speaker before buying yet another amp modeler or another set of headphones. In my case, I had already spent a lot of money trying to find the right amp/cab modeling solution. What I actually needed was a better way to hear what I already had. The HeadRush FRFR-112 MKII solved that problem for me. Highly recommended—especially for anyone using amp modeling, IRs, or an ampless pedalboard who wants to hear their rig through a real speaker while dialing in their tones.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Buy it.
*by J***C on May 30, 2026*

If you use an amp modeler peddle, this little amp is a must. It isn’t crazy loud, but does its job.. everybody complains it’s not loud enough.. It’s a small practice amp.. The sound is true… and it’s plenty to practice with. I’ve tried several one. This is by far the best on the market.

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