In case you missed it Matrix have a new FRFR square powered cab.It's called the Q12A
Q12A
It's a compact solution for FRFR amplification...of course if you want to have both options of FRFR or guitar cab the Kemper module will be more versatile and is still in the work
But for those looking for a FRFR solution this cab sounds great , is very compact and lightweight 
Yeah, I've been following them with great interest... the custom care is from another planet... they even call you on the phone from another continent! 
I believe their products (and the coming Atomic-Mitchell cabs) are the most interesting products for us at the moment.
[Note: not to bash KPA-Solutions here, it's just that I don't know enough about them at the moment 
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I wonder what dB sensitivity they used to come up with 40-20,000Hz.
True. They refer to a "nominal" FR, which might lead to think of a ±3 dB measure, but honestly this would sound a bit "too good" (provided that a digital device user would benefit of such a broad band).
OTOH, not only the edges of the FR are important, but the behaviour in the middle as well... I would happily go for a 40-15,000 Hz ±3 dB if the whole spectrum was consistent, coherent and well-sounding 
Frequency response curves are notoriously missing from their product page 
Yeah, and dispersion angles function of frequency as well 
I'm interested in this solution as well. Looks great!
Have to wait for more feedback from owners.
Any one using one of these, what's your opinion and how loud are they I'm thinking about getting one but not sure a 1x12 would be loud enough as the drummer in my band is so loud
Sorry, can't help you here... But I'd suggest you follow the threads on TGP and Fractal as well, lots of info over there
