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Old 03-16-2010, 06:48 PM
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SVT-4PRO WITH (2) 810E.........

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This rig is killer loud but with it comes double potential problems. the SVT 4-PRO takes the load fine ( the Stereo button is out,of course!). I began with speakon (NL2FC)NEUTRIK and it started to buzz and break up just a little. I switched over to reg. heavy duty speaker cables (10 ft) and it is fine. Nothing beats the stereo sound with this set-up.. I know some of you out there have the same or a similar set up, please give me any suggestions that can help me run this rig correctly. For now I'll use the regular cables and run it the way it is. I did have it connected to my first 810E with the Ampeg mono bridge cable that the amp came with. This is a major step up , I just don't want to over-look any issues that can come along and burst my bubble........
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Old 03-16-2010, 07:06 PM
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so the problem is you had the wrong speakon wires or something?
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Old 03-16-2010, 08:21 PM
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The speaker cables shouldn't affect your noise at all on that short of a run. I don't know about using the provided "Bridging" cable in one of the stereo channels; but there should be NO sonic differences discernible between 1/4" Speaker and Speakon connections.
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Old 03-16-2010, 09:49 PM
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I did a lot of testing with this configuration.

I originally was planning to run 2 810 cabs with my first 4PRO. I then found the amps output 495Watts in the two channel mode was not enough to completely WHOMP the 810 to full sonic capability.

In Mono with the Mono-block mode cable allows enough power to Whomp the cab.

When trying to do it in the dual mono mode, you aren't really stereo. Uses 1/2 of the power FET's for each channel. When you crank it up the power supply will trip off... The amp also runs much hotter...

If you actually had two 810's with 2 OHM impedence the amp would make 600 watts per channel and would be more efficient.. But alas that would take swapping out all the speakers.

SO, if you are going to run two 810's do not turn the MASTER over 3/4 open and you should be OK... BUt the system will be just as loud with a single cab in mono.

This is why I have all these amps and run one amp per cab.

BOB
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