Guitar Column HEADRUSH FRFR-112 MK2 2000W, Bluetooth 5.0, 2x Combo XLR/TRS, XLR Out, 132 dB SPL

The HEADRUSH FRFR-112 MK2 is an active full-range guitar column designed for accurate, uncolored reproduction of guitar processor outputs and backing tracks. It offers portable dimensions and a lightweight cabinet, Bluetooth 5.0 wireless streaming, two combo XLR/TRS inputs and an XLR output for flexible routing. The speaker delivers a high maximum sound pressure level and includes a high-pass filter for stage use and protective operation.

Advantages

The column provides full-range, transparent sound suitable for FRFR monitoring, with a high maximum SPL for stage and rehearsal environments. Integrated Bluetooth 5.0 enables wireless audio playback, while the combo inputs and XLR output support direct connection to guitar processors, mixers and recording equipment. Compact size and moderate weight make it easier to transport and set up.

Suitable for

• Direct-from-processor FRFR monitoring
• Small live gigs and rehearsals
• Home studio monitoring
• Playback of backing tracks via Bluetooth

Key specifications

• Product colour: Black
• Speaker type: Active guitar column (full-range)
• Total output power: 2500 W (manufacturer specification)
• Maximum SPL: 132 dB
• Bluetooth version: 5.0; profiles A2DP, AVRCP; range ≈ 30.5 m
• Inputs: 2 × combo XLR/TRS (6.35 mm)
• Outputs: 1 × XLR out; 1 × supply output
• Headphone frequency response (spec): 44–20000 Hz
• High-pass filter: Yes
• Physical dimensions (W×H×D): 607 × 354 × 351 mm
• Weight: 15.7 kg

How to use

Place the HEADRUSH FRFR-112 MK2 on a stable surface or speaker stand and connect your guitar processor or mixer to one of the combo XLR/TRS inputs. Use the XLR output to send a feed to a FOH mixer or recording interface if needed. Enable Bluetooth on your source device and pair with the speaker for wireless playback. Adjust the high-pass filter and level controls on the unit to suit the performance environment and to protect the speaker at high volumes.

Recommendations

For FRFR monitoring, use a direct signal from a modelling processor and avoid excessive EQ coloration. Keep the speaker at a safe distance from the audience and other monitors to reduce feedback. When using Bluetooth playback, position the source device within the specified range and ensure clear line of sight for stable streaming.