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Bedroom Player  Joined: Tue Mar 09, 2010 3:08 am Posts: 21 
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 Running the combo speaker and a cabIs there anyway to run another cab with the combo and have the combo speaker on? I want to use another cab but I dont want to loose my speaker?
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| Tue Mar 09, 2010 7:09 pm |
 
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Re: Running the combo speaker and a cab The amp has a 16 ohm tap... everything is dependent on a 16 Ohm load... even the headphone output has a 16 Ohm dummy load on it.
The speaker is 16 Ohm. The only way you could do it safely is to have a cab loaded with 3 16 Ohm speakers and run them serial/parrallel like a standard Marshall cab with the internal speaker making up for one of those speakers. Ideally the Class 5 ran through a 412 cab sounds great..... |
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