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Big upgrade in store for meee

True, but I don't think I really consider that a backline then so much... that's more like their stage rig.

I may have been mistakenly under the impression that the backline in question was the venue's.
Nah this place is pretty worn out (the pictures do it justice lol. I'm sure they don't have a $1600 Aguilar 810 just chillin on stage for every band
 
Nah this place is pretty worn out (the pictures do it justice lol. I'm sure they don't have a $1600 Aguilar 810 just chillin on stage for every band

No... but a beat to hell and back shredded 410 or 810 with a dented driver or two... let us know what you find out on that front - particularly as to the cab and DI sitch.
Depends if you want to run the 410 bridged or in stereo.

For bridged, you'd need a Speakon --> 1/4" cable.

But I'd look for something as short as practical, and at least 14ga wire (the lower the number, the thicker)

And make sure it says speaker cable. You don't want it to be shielded, as that shielding can cause issues with the higher power from amps.
 
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And make sure it says speaker cable. You don't want it to be shielded, as that shielding can cause issues with the higher power from amps.
This ^100% -- your Hartke has plenty of power to burn out a guitar cable, which could also burn out the amp.

With that said, I haven't seen too many shielded 12-14 ga cables...
 
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Depends if you want to run the 410 bridged or in stereo.

For bridged, you'd need a Speakon --> 1/4" cable.

But I'd look for something as short as practical, and at least 14ga wire (the lower the number, the thicker)

I have the speak on, I'm running parallel 4 ohm cabs until I can get the 810s

I got 12 gauge shielded 1/4 jacks. 2 for $26 not bad
 
12 ga shielded. Boom
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Based on that picture, he might be confusing strain relief with shielding...

I guess I could see that being referred to as a type of shield... I'd just make doubly certain before actually using them. Typically if it's a "speaker cable" it's labeled as such on the cable itself IME. That one you got there just says "audio cable", but it's a pretty heavy gauge...
 
Well no I know the cable is trs.. right? That's why the jack is so thick big on the end right? He swore this was shielded though. I just told him I want the best amp to cab jack you got.
 
I used to work with a gal named Meee (in the thread title).
I forget how attractive she was after working with her daily, but then one day I took her with me to the warehouse & the guys' jaws were dropping.

Pole barn + one Thousand Watts

In Thai meee = bear

Many guys wanted to help Meee upgrade when she was kicking her hubby out.
 
I guess I could see that being referred to as a type of shield... I'd just make doubly certain before actually using them. Typically if it's a "speaker cable" it's labeled as such on the cable itself IME. That one you got there just says "audio cable", but it's a pretty heavy gauge...

Where it says "first off check your cables" what does the author mean about shielded cables. Is that not what I have? @groovaholic
 

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Well no I know the cable is trs.. right? That's why the jack is so thick big on the end right? He swore this was shielded though. I just told him I want the best amp to cab jack you got.
No, it's TS not TRS. You do not want TRS, you do not want shielded. You also probably shouldn't listen to somebody whose livelihood depends on telling you what he thinks you want to hear.