I've use my WT-400 with EA VL-208s, Eden D410XLT, and D212XLT, Avatar SB112, Guild/Hartke 410, Hartke 4.5XL, and 210XL, and various combinations of those. It'll be fine. Here's the deal with speaker power handling ratings- they refer to the thermal power, but they really don't have much credence as to what kind of amp you can use. As long as you listen and you don't hear things coming out of the speaker that sound like speaker destruction, you'll be OK.
However, unless you absolutely KNOW you'll NEVER want to use that Wizzy with another cabinet, I'd pass. I made the same mistake with my first Eden cabinet- I figured I'd get a 4 ohm D410XLT so I could get the total 400 WRMS out of it. But when I realized that moving more air was going to have bigger impact than the difference between 235 WRMS and 400 WRMS, I was in trouble. The amp is rated to a 4 ohm minimum load so one 4-ohm box is all I could run.
Having two 8-ohm cabinets is MUCH more flexible than a single 4-ohm box. Too bad too, because I really like the idea of the Wizzy. BTW, while I like the EA VL-208s I had, they're kind of inefficient so I had to use two of them all the time. I still have one, but it works better for me with the Avatar under it than the two 208's stacked ever did.
Of course, that's "wrong" for optimum speaker utility, except that it SOUNDS good when I play it- the only valid test.
John
. I might look into getting an 8ohm cab instead, to keep my options open.
