LaRoqua 412 DELUXE

The completely constructed from high-quality Balkan birch 412 DELUXE is not exactly a specialist in understated elegance. With its massive dimensions (a standard 1960 Marshall cabinet looks like a child compared to it), it brings plenty of posing potential - not just visually, but also in terms of sound. Endless push, endless volume, endless headroom. This cabinet is designed for powerful tube amps and enhances the sound of these top-of-the-line components through pressure, dynamics and brilliance. Regardless of whether it's rock 'n' roll or heavy metal, anyone who likes to crank up their amplifier and feel the wind of sound in their knees will find what they're looking for here. It's hard to imagine what would happen if two of these things were wired up to the top-of-the-line component...

SPEAKER HIGHLIGHTS



BACK OPTIONS

FLEX BACK A 412 with a continuously adjustable flexible rear wall has not been seen before. Here is one. With the rear wall closed, we clearly hear the characteristic of the selected speakers and enjoy the balance of frequencies - great for microphone use in the studio or on stage. We gradually add bass, kick and pressure by slowly opening the rear wall.

OPEN BACK The open version of the 412 DELUXE excels in the low frequencies and knows few limits, depending on the speaker setup used. We hear a pounding bass range and recommend this variant to those looking for harder sound spectrums. By the way, combining a closed and open box is worth considering with a full stack.

CLOSED BACK The closed 412 DELUXE resembles the large cabinets of Mesa, Blackstar, Engl, and Marshall (TV series), even if it doesn't exactly match any of the mentioned brands. It sounds good with Greenbacks, has a decent sound with Vintage 30 setup, and has a balanced sound with the new Celestion Creambacks. Combining the mentioned is also desired here.