It's a stereo amp. Two power amps. Each side is 4ohm minimum. You can bridge the amp. There have been several versions of the WT-800. Most could only bridge at 8ohms. But newer models could bridge at 4ohms. This will run two 4ohm cabs in stereo, one a side. Or? Four 8ohm cabs. For those nights the guitarist(s) is in your way.
Ok that's what I was told from Eden for wtp900 but wtp600 and almost every other head doesn't seem able to run 2 4ohm cabs and they are Eden cabs! Lol so when you say bridge I'm a little confused what does that mean normally I just click 2ohm button on my other heads. Lol thanks for the info nameless
This one says 8 ohms minimum when bridged. Also, this one says made in China under strict supervision from Eden. This doesn't bother me. I read these are actually very reliable, compared to some of the later U.S. Made ones.
These are great amps! I've owned a ton of Eden amps. WT 500, 600, and 800 are all stereo amps. They will run 4ohms per side. Or, usually, 8ohms bridged. If you have two 4ohm 210xlt cabs, for example, all three heads will run both cabs, one per side.
These are great amps! I've owned a ton of Eden amps. WT 500, 600, and 800 are all stereo amps. They will run 4ohms per side. Or, usually, 8ohms bridged. If you have two 4ohm 210xlt cabs, for example, all three heads will run both cabs, one per side.
I have an older revision that allows for a 4 ohm bridge load, but since my cabs are 8 ohm, I haven’t run a 4 ohm load. One of my cabs will handle 500 watts, which is fairly close to what the bridge 8 ohm output is, but 2-10s will only move so much air. And from a volume standpoint, there isnt’ a much of difference if I run bridged @ 500 watts or at 300 watts or so on one side with an 8 ohm load.
Two things, A, it’s one heck of an amp, secondly, you are going to love it.
