GK Neo 4 ohm: get another? Heads?

[agedhorse]

Right. I should have explicitly stated so.

My point is that increasing wattage without also increasing speaker displacement is likely to end in disappointment.

Not in this case, the speaker limits are WAY beyond the amp’s limits and can handle the output of an amp between 3-4 times larger than the OP’s current amp.

 

[S-Bigbottom]

Many are missing that this GK 2X12 cab is a one cab solution for most players. Same or more output than an average 4x10.
This particular cab just needs more juice (amp) to get it to reach its truly proud speaking voice.

 

[ashtray]

My suggestion, if you like your current 4 ohm cab, and you like the tone from the GK - buy another 4 ohm cab and a 1000W+ rackmount power amp that can do 4 ohms (or less!) per side. (If you’re ok with a heavy amp, plenty of old lead sleds out there in the used market. I used a QSC 1450RMX for a while - heavy, but gave me all the wattage I could need.)

You’ll just have to make sure the line out from the GK is the right signal strength to match the power amp’s input. And make sure you can “bridge” the INPUT to both channels of the amp. (Not talking about bridging the output!)

 

[agedhorse]

My suggestion, if you like your current 4 ohm cab, and you like the tone from the GK - buy another 4 ohm cab and a 1000W+ rackmount power amp that can do 4 ohms (or less!) per side. (If you’re ok with a heavy amp, plenty of old lead sleds out there in the used market. I used a QSC 1450RMX for a while - heavy, but gave me all the wattage I could need.)

You’ll just have to make sure the line out from the GK is the right signal strength to match the power amp’s input. And make sure you can “bridge” the INPUT to both channels of the amp. (Not talking about bridging the output!)

Splitting the signal to both channels, has nothing to do with bridging.

 

[DWBass]

Yeah, let's get away from old heavy outdated power amps!! It's 2025 folks.