connecting amps?

...yes you could, but why??

 

What SWR do u got?

 

Cool, I got the SWR LA15 combo amp, love it but its giving me static (see my thread about it I made a few minutes ago). I wanna hear how to do this also because I got a little 15 watt one that would be cool to connect to my SWR.

 

I agree, but I got it used for $200, beats the MF price...and I got it from a friend so its the main reason I got it, heh.

 

I like the WM-12, I had a wm-10 with the wm-10t and it rocked for a little combo setup. I like the sound of the wm-12 5x better than the 10. I like it better than the 15. I think the wm12 has a "ext out" or "spkr out" for another 8 ohm cab!

the 15B is that a BASS combo? then you should try the "effects loop send" "tuner out" or "headphone" connect what gives you a signal to the input of the fender and start with the volume on low and slowly bring it up. if you get distortion, back it off or you'll blow it up!!

if the 15Bis a guitar amp, don't use it with bass, you'll ruin the speaker!!!

 

if it is to another combo, just use a guitar cord. if its just a cab, use a speaker cord which look suspiciously like a guitar cord, but should say "speaker cable" on it.

Guitar cords are "shielded" and can't handle as much voltage as speaker cables.

Speaker cables are not shielded and sound bad when used as guitar cords. they will buzz and get alot of radio interferance from t.v.s and lights etc.

 

I tried that with my Johnson 15watt combo and my SWR LA15 combo...no luck :/ and I tried every way you said, PLUS MORE!

 

Don't bother wasting your time, 15 watts (More like seven "Clean") will give you precisely ZERO increase in volume.
Sell the fender and buy an extension cab for the SWR.