Harley Benton G212A-FR Active Cabinet

Let me start by saying this amp is pretty good bang for buck. It is crazy loud to the point where your ears hurt. Simple layout, but that's the whole idea of frfr. The only thing I don't like about it are the two tone knobs, presence and resonance. They are there for dialling in more or less treble and bass, but I'm not sure in which position they are neutral. In the middle position lt doesn't sound neutral to me. Compared to what I hear when I play through my studio monitors this amp sound pretty dull/dark in the middle position. So I try to match the sound to my monitors so I won't adjust any settings of my modelers, which are uafx Lion and Dream 65 by the way. Make sure to match the output levels of your presets , otherwise you might get blasted away upon changing preset. It's LOUD!
Oh and i got a free additional Power cord for UK outlets with my amp, which is of no use if you live in the Netherlands.

Update: I tried it in the rehearsal room playing heavy 90's rock, it holds its own. Really powerful!
Yet I found another thing i don't like; the line outs are affected by volume and tone controls, which make these useless for live situations. Especially volume should not be affected in my opinion. If i wanted to raise my stage volume, the front of house will receive a louder signal aswell. Also i want the FOH to receive the unaffected sound i send from my amp modeler. The tone adjustment on the amp might only be useful for monitoring corrections and do not shape the sound in a very flattering way. Now i still need a DI to send the signal to FOH. A little dissapointing IMO

I'm in the US, so I had to get a voltage converter. But that was a $30 addition for an industrial strength option. My Helix LT sounds great through this cab. I haven't had to adjust any of my "recording" patches at all. Having some tone control on the cab is a great feature too for fine tuning in live settings. I've read others voice concern over the 90 Hz low end spec. Trust me, it's plenty beefy and breaths like a guitar cab! What a great value, when the next closest competitor to this is well over $1k for a stereo FRFR guitar cab. I think I'll pick another one up to use as a fill for the other side of the stage at some venues, and just as a backup. It's inexpensive enough to do that.

I have made good money from playing guitar for 30 years.

I have a lot of equipment.

I am going to sell my fender Hot rod deluxe3.

It is that good.

My new rig is AT 5, a really good Steinberg audiocard, a powerful small laptop, a Behringer fcb 1010 and this Harley Benton

People saying that it is not "moving air" ?
That is just not true. This thing is loud as Hell if you want it to
And that 90 hz bass cut? NP because it is not cutting there.. that is where the bass slope starts to be noticed. This thing is "beefy" trust me

Alll in all after really trying to dive into this package for 12 hours!

For the money there is nothing better.

This and Amplitube 5 is my new live rig.
To Control it I will use the Behringer fcb 1010

This total is a killer combination

I just got this cabinet and my experience so far is good, it pushes some air but I’m not getting the “amp in the room” feeling, but maybe that is too much to ask for a FrFr cabinet anyway? (Its not easy to get used to FrFr)
If you don’t like it you could always disconnect the tweeters and put a good set of speakers in it and use it as a regular stereo cab /wedge😃

Loud and clear sounding cabinet and does exactly what it is designed for and i give 5 stars on everything at this price...