You need the 4 pin to do bridged or biamped. 2 pin will be fine for the individual amp outputs (not the bridge/biamp output). The pin connections are written on the chassis next to the speakon connectors.
You need the 4 pin to do bridged or biamped. 2 pin will be fine for the individual amp outputs (not the bridge/biamp output). The pin connections are written on the chassis next to the speakon connectors.
I know that...buc can i run a dual mono mode with a 4 pin cable??
My amp is an SVT4pro
and my cab a svt410HE
(i'm not thinking in running mono bridge at this time..but if i can use a 4 pin cable, i would bridge it some day)
iir, the output on the svt4 has three jacks, one for mono and two for stereo. a two pin cable works for all of them. the mono/stereo split is done within the head, not by the use of different cables.
if you get a four pin, it simply mean that two threads aren't being used.
I know that...buc can i run a dual mono mode with a 4 pin cable??
My amp is an SVT4pro
and my cab a svt410HE
(i'm not thinking in running mono bridge at this time..but if i can use a 4 pin cable, i would bridge it some day)
4 pin cables will work in both the individual amp outputs, you will only use the 1+ and 1- pins for that. If you have a 4 pin cable, just look at the pins on the connector to make sure it's wired that way - unscrew the body of the speakon connector to see this.
