Ive just had a look at this
my first question is:
- Why they refer to quad cortex when there is clearly a KPA rack in those pics?
A part from this question..
Who has a 4x12 loaded with 4 Kones?
Have You ever measured How Loud they could be? (Ain't we talking about the same Jet plane taking off loudness ? ) 
Ain't this risk to kill pepole with a butterfly effect? 
It says the Cab works well with "modeling" amps. The Kemper is a profiling amp. BTW, I've never heard of anyone dying from a loud sound but I have heard of people going insane over high frequencies.
Most importantly, FRFR speakers work incredibly well with modeling amps such as the Quad Cortex
Maybe the person writing the copy didn't see the photos before they were smooshed together.
I think that the world is moving on from 100watt stacks*. Making your 'device that makes the sound of an amp and speakers' loud enough to play a gig or compete with a PA may well need such things. I'm guessing its a standard cab with 4x celestion FR speakers or similar - the Nobel committee aren't prepping for a new category for prizes for contributions to speakers next year.
I'd be way more interested in a hybrid cab switchable between plugging in my amp, or plugging in my modeller/profiler and getting the right sound out of it. The solution I was gradually working towards was having a pair of PA cabinets each with a guitar speaker and a FR speaker, and a toggle switch to swap between them.
* I missed out on a Marshall dummy 100watt stack last year (same as the real amp&cabinets but only about 6 inches deep with no internals that I wanted to mount onto my cupboard door.
43 kg and 1800 bucks? I'm out.
Soundguy:"Cool, you have a Stage! Love this portable digital gear"...you "mmmh....could you help me getting this fridge down from the truck?"
BTW: not even at a festival like Rock am Ring you need/can use 140dB (that would probably destroy your heardrums).
That's kind of real "retro" approach while many people and lots of super stars are looking for the "quiet stage"... not only for health reasons 
Indeed, what a strange way to market this thing. People commit suicide over tinnitus.
BTW: not even at a festival like Rock am Ring you need/can use 140dB (that would probably destroy your heardrums).
I use a 2x12" loaded with Kones. That works very well !
I guess 4x12" would be fun, they move a lot of air 
Just remembering the time when I had the 100W Marshall with the 4x12" V30 cabinet.... was a good feeling!
If I'll ever play in a Rock band again, I will get a second 2x12" and equip it with my spare Kones to use both of them together.
Just remembering the time when I had the 100W Marshall with the 4x12" V30 cabinet....
I wonder how much Laney will charge for the dummy stack versions...
