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Old 08-25-2010, 08:52 AM
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Combo to cab conversion. Do I really need 2 inputs?

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I have an old Yorkville Bloc 100K keyboard combo that is fried so I removed the amp and wanted to use the box as a practice cab. I was reading online and see that every cab DIY project mentions having 2 inputs (1 for "flow through"). Is that really necessary? I know every single cab I owned always had 2 inputs but I never really got the point of that...

The cab will only have a single 8 ohms 15" speaker (no more tweeter) so I figured just hooking up the 2 wires to a 1/4" input would do the trick. I just want to double check that this would be an issue...wouldn't want to screw up my amp.

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Old 08-25-2010, 09:25 AM
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not necessary unless you want to daisy chain two cabs out of one speaker out. i must admit, the daisy chaining thing can make life easier in some cases, but it's not necessary.
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Old 08-25-2010, 09:44 AM
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OK cool. Thanks.

I don't think i`ll ever need to add another cab to this so 1 input would be fine. The speaker is only rated at 150W I think so it will only ever be used at home for practicing so I don't have to lug my 4x10 from rehearsal to home everytime. Plus, its free
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