New Headrush 30 watt FRFR

Just saw Andertons do a video on this - looks like it could be a perfect pairing with a Tonex pedal for home playing?

https://www.andertons.co.uk/headrush-frfrgo-30w-speaker-cabinet/?utm_source=YouTube&utm_medium=video&utm_campaign=main-headrush-frfr-go

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UU7oq8vz2fc&ab_channel=AndertonsMusicCo

I wish it was stereo. Would have been an instant buy. 

If I didn’t already have a Headrush FR08 for my Tonex One I’d snap this up.  The addition of Eq on the speaker would be nice, although I’ve already got Bluetooth on the FR08

Grumpyrocker said:

I wish it was stereo. Would have been an instant buy. 

It has stereo speakers and a stereo in?

Only a mono input though for 1/4" - although I guess you could use the 3.5mm with an adapter?

dhaywood67 said:

Only a mono input though for 1/4" - although I guess you could use the 3.5mm with an adapter?

You can but the speakers volume and EQ controls are bypassed. 

Ah. Just like in my THR10ii.
As soon as i saw this thread went to Andertons website and stuck one in the basket and then realised it didn't do anything I couldn't already do with my toys.

I still think a spark amp is the best for this. Just bypass everything or go though the aux. 

grungebob said:

dhaywood67 said:

Only a mono input though for 1/4" - although I guess you could use the 3.5mm with an adapter?

You can but the speakers volume and EQ controls are bypassed. 

You can run stereo into the 1/8" input for a slight stereo effect (not hugely wide because of the size of the device). The EQ + Master works for the 1/4" input, the 1/8" aux in (STEREO), and the Bluetooth. They're not bypassed. Built in battery (13 hrs) which is useful.

Grumpyrocker said:

I wish it was stereo. Would have been an instant buy. 

I'm an ignorant peasant, why is that important?

Brio said:

Ah. Just like in my THR10ii.
As soon as i saw this thread went to Andertons website and stuck one in the basket and then realised it didn't do anything I couldn't already do with my toys.

That's never stopped me buying a thing ...

You know you can stick them through your home HiFi aux in with cheap adaptors.