fender Rumble 75 question

[arctic1964]

hi, i have a question,
i use a rumble 75 on stage and want to attach a cab to have sound on both sides of the stage. now the 75 dont have a ex cab jack,,
can i put a jack in the back and soilder the wires to the internal speaker so both have sound? i have a fender 1-12 cab i want to use, its 8 ohm and the 75 is 8 ohm too

[RickenBoogie]

No, you cannot do this with that amp, as it's already running at it's minimum impedance. Besides, splitting 2 cabs on each side of the stage is also not advised. Sounds like you need another amp. And remember, volume is created with the spkrs, so that's where you want to put your money.

[arctic1964]

i dont want 2 cabs, i wana run my amp by me on one side and 1 cab on the other side

[DerTeufel]

Originally Posted by arctic1964

i dont want 2 cabs, i wana run my amp by me on one side and 1 cab on the other side

Your combo and a separate cab would be the same as two cabs. Why not get another 75W combo and connect it to the line-out on your current one?

[oldcatfish]

"Your combo and a separate cab would be the same as two cabs. Why not get another 75W combo and connect it to the line-out on your current one?"

This. Or a powered PA speaker will work as well. I'm assuming that the extra "cab" will be used as a monitor for another musician. If it's not, then you don't want to seperate the cabs, and you'll need a matching combo--right next to each other, or stacked.