Harley Benton G112
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Harley Benton
G112
Product Info
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The G112 is a surprisingly solid entry-level cab. It's a great way to get a bigger sound without spending a fortune, perfect for bedroom players or those needing a reliable, affordable second cab. Don't expect high-end speaker clarity, but it’s a very respectable option for the price.
Product Description
- Harley Benton G112
- Guitar Box
- Power handling: 100 Watts (70 watts RMS)
- 12" Speaker
- Impedance: 8 Ohm
- 1x Handle
- 1x Jack
- Semi-open MDF cabinet
- Dimensions : 545 x 257 x 453 mm
- Weight: 11 kg
- Colour: Black
PROS
- • Surprisingly robust MDF construction for the price point
- • Decent 12 in speaker handles moderate wattage well
- • Semi-open back adds a touch of airiness to the tone
- • Lightweight handle makes transport relatively easy
CONS
- • Speaker is likely a budget-grade Celestion derivative – lacks refinement
- • Semi-open back can be a bit boomy in smaller rooms
- • Finish is basic; expect minor cosmetic imperfections common to MDF cabs
Product Video
Key Features
Speaker
12 in
Power Handling
100 Watts (70 watts RMS)
Impedance
8 Ohm
Open/Closed Back
Semi-open
Material
MDF
Weight
11 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
It's well-suited for smaller combo amps, up to around 70-100 watts, offering a decent bass response without overpowering the speaker.
MDF is susceptible to chipping if mishandled, but the thickness seems adequate for reasonable gigging; a padded cover is recommended.
The semi-open design provides a slightly more open and airy sound, reducing bass buildup and offering a touch more presence, but it can be less defined in smaller spaces.
