can i get more wattage?

There used to be some high power audio autotransformers available but I think your cheapest alternative is to recone the speakers in that cab with 8 ohm coils so that the two in parrallel will be 4 ohms.

 

Reconing won't change the impedance, and I don't know if you can easily replace coils. I think you'd need new speakers.

 

It's unlikely to be worth the effort. The difference between 110 and 160 W just isn't that great.

If volume is your concern, getting another 8 ohm cab would probably be the best thing you could do without buying another amp. Not so much because of the extra 50 W, which as I said wouldn't make that huge a difference, but because the extra speaker would immediately bump up your acoustic output *even with the same power*.

www.avatarspeakers.com is pretty cheap. Haven't tried them myself, but a lot of folks here swear by them.

 

Dude, the cones are attached to the coils. When you recone, you ALWAYS end up with new coils.

Now, while you're reconing you should make sure you get the square coils that won't blow instantly on clipping like the round ones do.

 

They're already wired that way internally. The diagrams are just showing the options you have for configuring 4, 8 or 16 ohm speakers to give the desired impeadance to the cabinet. You COULD wire 4 4 ohm speakers in parallel, but not many amps will drive a 1 ohm load at max power, and you'd lose a lot of power wiring 4 16 ohm speakers in series for 64 ohms.

Just tell him you want an 8 ohm cabinet, or a 4 ohm cabinet.

 

not usually, but it's possible if the speaker in question was also available in an 8 ohm version. You can request it be reconed using the 8 ohm recone kit.