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I just purchased a secondhand Fender 300 Pro (Sun logo)

Odyjon

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May 10, 2012
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So here's what I am wondering.
I also have a Fender Bassman 410h on the way (which has the sunn logo at the bottom of the grill on the cab) which I believe runs at 8 ohms and I'm hoping is plenty of room for the Fender 300 pro.
If not, I also have a workingman pro which is 8 ohms but is 250 watts added. (Not too be used alone)
Would this work out? I'm not the best with any of these diagrams. Any knowledge and background would be awesome.
Thanks TB
 
So here's what I am wondering.
I also have a Fender Bassman 410h on the way (which has the sunn logo at the bottom of the grill on the cab) which I believe runs at 8 ohms and I'm hoping is plenty of room for the Fender 300 pro.
If not, I also have a workingman pro which is 8 ohms but is 250 watts added. (Not too be used alone)
Would this work out? I'm not the best with any of these diagrams. Any knowledge and background would be awesome.
Thanks TB

I just got one yesterday. Make sure the switch on the back matches the ohms of the cab configuration. The amp will run 300 watts at 8,4, and 2 ohms.
 
So then like above, 4x10 and 2x10 that are both 8ohm. also go 4 on the fender?
Definitely. Depending on who you ask and the wattage ratings on the cabinets it can sometimes be a bad idea based on uneven power distribution but ohm-wise that’s right. And with that cab combo you should be good. But if you hooked up like an 8ohm 8x10 and an 8ohm 1x15? Could be weird.