ohm,I have a question.

[mike costelow]

I have a carvin brx410 and a brx210,both 4 ohm cabs that I run with carvin b1500 or bx500.Im considering buying another brx210 so I could run the 210s stacked vertically,question is could I run the 210's on top of the 410 just like another 410,one speaker cable going from amp to 410 and another cable going to 210 daisey chained to 2nd 210,would this work? Thanks.

[JimmyM]

it would as long as each side of your amp has 2 ohm capability.

[Bass_Pounder]

Originally Posted by mike costelow

I have a carvin brx410 and a brx210,both 4 ohm cabs that I run with carvin b1500 or bx500.Im considering buying another brx210 so I could run the 210s stacked vertically,question is could I run the 210's on top of the 410 just like another 410,one speaker cable going from amp to 410 and another cable going to 210 daisey chained to 2nd 210,would this work? Thanks.

Nope............

The B1500 and the BX500 are both mono amps

Your 2 cabs are already presenting a 2 ohm load - you cannot add any more cabs (unless you made a serial cable to make the two 2X10's an 8 ohm load).

[JimmyM]

oops, didn't know they were mono amps. never mind my earlier post.

[mike costelow]

would there be phasing issues? same speakers,same width,210 boxes are not as deep.Both heads go down to 2 ohms,I assume on both sides?

[mike costelow]

so would not work?

[mike costelow]

ok ,thanks guys.

[JimmyM]

Originally Posted by mike costelow

would there be phasing issues? same speakers,same width,210 boxes are not as deep.Both heads go down to 2 ohms,I assume on both sides?

theoretically there could, but if they're built similarly, it should minimize it.