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Did anyone tried the EA micro 300?

The Micro 300 only has one speakon connector and my Wizzy 12 only has one speakon connector. So, how do you run two Wizzy's with the Micro 300? Or two of any kind of cabs with it?

All you need is another speaker cable (1/4" to either speakon or 1/4") to connect the one Wizzy (that's connected to the Micro 300) to the other Wizzy. Just use the 1/4" jack on the Wizzy...if your Wizzy only has one connector total (mine have one speakon and one 1/4" jack), then use a Y cable as Vic suggests. The impedance load seen by the amp will be in parallel - and thus 2 ohms.

Jay
 
My Epifani cabs have two but then you're daisy chaining them and not dropping the ohms to get the additional power (unless I'm mistaken about the ohm calculation).
You're mistaken. :)

I've never even heard of a bass cabinet that has a true (series mode) daisychain connection method. If that were the case, then you'd have to have a "terminator" at the unused connector to close the circuit.

In short (no pun intended), all bass cabs I've ever seen (including Epifani, Aguilar, Eden, EA, Accugroove, Sadowsky, and MANY MANY MANY more) are parallel connections. No "in" or "out", just connections.