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Thanks to all for the comments, craig.p believe it or not, I changed out the speaker cable and no more problem....sounded great. Rewired my speaker in my 410HLF to the schematic and will test with multi meter next rehearsal before reconnecting. So glad I did not fry the head...YEA!

My bad it is the 1001RB II head, the other cab is correctly wired and have used it many times. It is an Ampeg cab factory wired @ 4 Ohms. The speaker was not replaced just repaired in the 410HLF so it is the same factory speaker from Ampeg in the cabinet. We took the speaker out and did not note...

I just repaired a speaker on my Ampeg 410hlf 4 ohm cab and believe my guitar player wired the speaker back in wrong. (He is usually very knowledgeable with speaker wiring) After I turned my amp on (GK 2001RB II) and played about a minute into a song I started to smell a smoke/burn smell. Turned...

That is what I thought...:-( I was considering using my GK 1001RB II also and run the 700RB II for mid/low to the 610HLF and the 1001RB II for the highs on the 810E in essence running 2 amps. Just need to figure how to get the bass signal to both amps.

I am running a GK 700 RB II and have an Ampeg 610HLF and a 810E (Both cabs are 4Ohms). I want to run both cabs when I play and need to understand the best way to connect them and so far have received conflicting info from friends and the manuals are difficult to determine from. Several have said...

I have a 5 month old Epi T-Bird Pro that I need to make a truss rod adjustment on. This has a dual action 2 way truss rod and has never been worked on before. Upon removing the truss rod cover plat I discover that the end has no hex pattern for the hex wrench to make an adjustment, am I missing...

Wow...some great comments, thank you. I mainly bought this because it was the same model I had for my first bass (white) I bought in 79'. It was stolen along with my 1982 G&L 1000 and I never replaced it. The thief stole it when I had it appart and all of the hardware removed (I still have all...

I just bought a 1977 Guild B302 that has quite a bit of road wear, scratches, dents, worn finish on body, neck and horn. It is the brown stained colored finish and it plays and sounds great. I am considering having it refinished or painted and I know some say leave it alone and that this is a...

I just got the Epiphone Thunderbird Pro and love the look and feel. Workmanship is right there with the Gibby but the active pick ups put out a bunch of noise if not touching the strings. I went ahead and shielded the cavities with copper sheilding tape and still the same. I am playing through a...