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Need Help Identifing ohms in Mesa 215 cab

Hi, I have an older Mesa Boogie 215 cab I am trying to identify Ohms for.

It is a monster, has casters and a solid wood front that attaches with 4 latches. Looks like 2 15" EVs inside and 1 - 1/4" jack in the back.

Pictures can be seen on my CL add.

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Thanks,

ghanlon
 
Being that it's an older Mesa Cab, and could have had speakers replaced or the cab could have been rewired, your best bet is to get an Ohm meter and check it. If the speakers have the impedance on them, you can figure out the impedance of the cab by seeing if the cab is wired series, parallel, or series parallel.
 
Hi, I have an older Mesa Boogie 215 cab I am trying to identify Ohms for.

It is a monster, has casters and a solid wood front that attaches with 4 latches. Looks like 2 15" EVs inside and 1 - 1/4" jack in the back.

Pictures can be seen on my CL add.

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Thanks,

ghanlon

They came in both 4 and 8 ohm versions (8 is standard). The best way to know for sure is plug in a cable and take a reading with a meter. GLWS. Thanks!
 
Thanks for the great info.
I did a closer inspection today and removed grill and speakers to check for extra details.
Here is what I found
Both speakers look to be the same and stamped with

ELECTRO-VOICE INC
EVM MODEL 15L OEM TYPE
ONE YEAR (LIMITED) WARRANTY
MANUFACTURED_______________

815 9462 8910


The cone has a stamp on it
79842

The bottom speaker has an EV stamped on front looks like someone colored it in with pen, the top one does not, but is stamped on the back.


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I have put all the images on my personal page found here

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