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Combo amps and cabs
- Thread starter Tdywo
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For clarification, are you asking if one could plug an extension cab into a Bugera '1000-watt' combo? Or are you asking if you could use the combo as a head for a stand-alone cab, not using the internal speaker?
Edit: Does the combo even have an external speaker out? There's not one on the amp I'm seeing online.
Edit: Does the combo even have an external speaker out? There's not one on the amp I'm seeing online.
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"1000 watts" is indeed bogus.
None of the Bugera combos have a connector for an external cabinet.
Note that the internal speaker is only rated for 200-250 watts. There's no mention as to how many ohms it is.
"1000 watts" is indeed bogus.
None of the Bugera combos have a connector for an external cabinet.
Note that the internal speaker is only rated for 200-250 watts. There's no mention as to how many ohms it is.
That's probably about right for that amp. If it's more than 250 actual (RMS) watts I'd be shocked.
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If a combo amp doesn't come with a connection for an extension cab, then it requires some warranty-voiding modifications to add one. And even that can can be dangerous to a newbie who doesn't know what he's doing.
Find a combo that comes equipped with an extension cab connection, then read its manual to see how it works.
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If a combo amp doesn't come with a connection for an extension cab, then it requires some warranty-voiding modifications to add one. And even that can can be dangerous to a newbie who doesn't know what he's doing.
Find a combo that comes equipped with an extension cab connection, then read its manual to see how it works.
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