not sure we all know this -- but banana plugs got banned in Europe because they tended to catch fire / massive problems / issues a few years ago - hence the now neutric on almost all cabs
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not sure we all know this -- but banana plugs got banned in Europe because they tended to catch fire / massive problems / issues a few years ago - hence the now neutric on almost all cabs
Resurrecting this thread. I saw a cab for sale (it might have been Epifani) that indicated you could plug a 1/4 " cable into a Neutrik jack. Is this all Neutrik jacks or just certain implementations?
The point: my head only has 1/4" and I previously assumed I would need to pick up a cab with 1/4" inputs until I saw the above-mentioned cabinet.
Recap: do all Neutrik jacks allow plugging in a 1/4" cable?
The point: my head only has 1/4" and I previously assumed I would need to pick up a cab with 1/4" inputs until I saw the above-mentioned cabinet.
You can usually mix and match 1/4" and speakon equipment, as long as the speakon jack only utilizes the +1/-1 poles. That is how most of them are set up. Then all you need is a speaker cable with a 1/4" plug on one end and a speakon plug on the other end. You can buy those just about anywhere.
You don't need to make your cab decision on what input connectors it has. 1/4" phone to NL4 (Speakon) speaker cables are easy to come by and not very expensive.Thanks for that. So I'll need to evaluate each cab's setup before buying something.