Orange tb500c combo question

[johnnyvon]

I am trying to make sure that this would work if I attached two tb500c together.

Using the one tb500c head with the one output jack to the attached speaker - then daisy chaining to the speaker of the other tb500c - I would then just switch the head to 4 ohms handling. Since both of the speakers are 8 ohms and believe they are wired in parallel.

I guess my only concern is that the head in the combo only has 1 output so just want to make sure the daisy chaining is not going to blow something up

 

[RickenBoogie]

Not sure I understand the set up. 2 combo amps? Why on earth would you use the 2nd combo amp as an ext spkr? Why not run both amps from a stereo fx pedal? What am I missing?

 

[johnnyvon]

Thank you RickenBoogie

 

[BassmanPaul]

I agree with Rick, it makes more sense to run both combos in parallel or slave one to the other via the effects loops. If you do use the second unit as an extension make sure the second amp is NOT connected to it's speaker. That would blow both amps.

 

[dodgydj]

Firstly, there is no internal connection between the head and the speakers, for some reason you need to connect the head to the cab with the included short speakon lead.......I bet I lose mine one day. It would have made so much more sense to have a captive lead from the head to the cab that meant all you had to do was connect to the power and you were away.

I can see tears ahead.

Secondly, why would you want two combo's? you could get an SP212 extension cab to do the job described above.

Or am I being simplistic

 

[dodgydj]

A little update, I used my TB500c on Saturday with an Ashdown Mag 1 X 15" ext cab and was blown away by the sound from my setup, as were the rest of the band.