head and cab, i think i got it?

[hecTr0n]

so, this is the head i want:
http://www.acousticamplification.com/products/index.cfm?catid=3&subcatid=3&modid=13

this is the cab:
http://www.acousticamplification.com/products/index.cfm?catid=3&subcatid=4&modid=13

so, if i get this set up...am i correct and saying that the max i can get from the cab is 150watts?

also, i have this combo amp:
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could i use it as a 2nd cab?

 

[skychief]

The B300H head and B115MKII cab should go together nicely.

Your B100 combo is not equipped with a speaker jack for use as an extension cab.

You could remove the brain and clip the driver leads and route them to a jack which you would need to install.

But at best, that would be a crap-shoot because the driver in your combo amp certainly is not the same driver in the B115MKII.

I would not recommend doing this ^ ^ ^ ^

 

[Vince Klortho]

so, this is the head i want:
http://www.acousticamplification.com/products/index.cfm?catid=3&subcatid=3&modid=13

this is the cab:
http://www.acousticamplification.com/products/index.cfm?catid=3&subcatid=4&modid=13

so, if i get this set up...am i correct and saying that the max i can get from the cab is 150watts?

No, that is not correct. You don't get power from the cab. Power comes from the amplifier. The B300H is likely to give around 200W into that cabinet because it has a nominal impedence of 8 ohms.

 

[hecTr0n]

No, that is not correct. You don't get power from the cab. Power comes from the amplifier. The B300H is likely to give around 200W into that cabinet because it has a nominal impedence of 8 ohms.

how did u get to around 200watts? id like to know for personal gain

 

[Downunderwonder]

300W @ 4 ohm.
A rough guess of 200W @ 8 ohm is quite reasonable in this modern age.
You can get a tech to measure with an oscilloscope if you like but the difference between 150W and 200W isn't much in terms of volume produced.