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1x15 Bass Cab
- Thread starter Rymsk19
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No! Unless it's quite out of the ordinary, it's an "extension speaker" jack. To plug in another speaker cab.
So, if ur amp can handle the impedance, you can run a speaker lead from your amp TO your cab & another lead out of the other jack socket on that cab, TO another cab-preferably with identical impedance & speakers.
So, if ur amp can handle the impedance, you can run a speaker lead from your amp TO your cab & another lead out of the other jack socket on that cab, TO another cab-preferably with identical impedance & speakers.
It's hard to know what you're dealing with here.
In the case of an amp with two channels you're talking about connecting both to one cab, both willl be destroyed instantly. Don't do that!
If it's a single amp with dual output jacks it won't make a blind bit of difference.
If it's a combo and you're talking about adding another amp, that would be same as the first case. Don't do that!
In the case of an amp with two channels you're talking about connecting both to one cab, both willl be destroyed instantly. Don't do that!
If it's a single amp with dual output jacks it won't make a blind bit of difference.
If it's a combo and you're talking about adding another amp, that would be same as the first case. Don't do that!
