FRFR, What Does The Acronym Mean?FRFR is the acronym for: For Real For RealFRFR is a more empathetic and more serious ve

Mar 20, 2006 · The FRFR theory has been around a long time, but only recently has been adapted to suit the guitar because of modelers. Yes, human ears can hear 20-20,000 htz but the upper and …

Jan 1, 2024 · Just curious how these 2 FRFR cabinets stack up when used with modellers. They're priced similarly where I am. I know that the Fender has more power (so is presumably louder) and …

Oct 17, 2010 · Specifically, FRFR (or, "Full Range Flat Response") essentially means that you're using a good quality speaker or speaker system that has tweeters in it and doesn't color your sound in any way.

It is still an FRFR of course, don't expect any "amp in the room" type trickery here. But as someone who plays through studio monitors 90% of the time, I'm very well accustomed to that sound and the Laney …

Feb 8, 2016 · Assume when you refer to "FRFR" you're talking about PA speakers. Technically, both studio monitors and PA speakers qualify as "FRFR" as they both offer " F ull R ange and (relatively) …

Jan 3, 2013 · First and foremost, FRFR is more of a marketing term than any kind of specification. Secondly a typical PA speaker IS what's commonly called an FRFR. Thirdly, despite the term being …

Jan 15, 2025 · A new Tonex FRFR: SourceMember Joined Mar 10, 2004 Messages 8,914 Reaction score 6,473 Location Sweden Jan 15, 2025 #8 turntable_blues said: Kinda strange there's such big …

Apr 10, 2016 · I've been using only FRFR on-stage for years (the last several using Helix as the modeler) either through just the monitor or sometimes also with the Power Cab behind in FRFR mode.

Jul 29, 2015 · Get a FRFR in case you want the second. If you don't like how it sounds trough monitors or PAs, there is a good chance you are not going to like FRFR. As for routing, you can send to the …