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Need help with a replacement driver...

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Deleted member 79588

Sep 19, 2006
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Well about a year ago I had a warranty issue with my Ampeg BSE-410H and they sent me a replacement speaker... the one they sent was the wrong one (different resistance than whats in the cabinet already). The speaker they sent has a stock number 86-132-08 and is 8 ohm, the rest of them in the cab were 16ohm. They sent the right one and told me to keep this one.

Question is, is there an easy way to figure out what wattage this single speaker can handle? I'm trying to sell it and thats probably useful information. The original cab had said it could handle 400w peak and 200w rms, at 4ohm.

Is there much of a market for these SLM Electronics speakers?
 
200w / 4 speakers = 50w RMS power handling.

Market for it? I doubt you'll get a fortune for it but I'm sure there are a few people out there who could use one.
 
200w / 4 speakers = 50w RMS power handling.

Market for it? I doubt you'll get a fortune for it but I'm sure there are a few people out there who could use one.

Thanks, I thought the answer might be that simple but wasn't sure.

Does anyone know what a new speaker like this might fetch? Deciding if i should try selling it or just toss it.
 

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