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Svt multi-cabinet impedance advice
- Thread starter NoahS
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OK, I see how this works. Only the #2 jacks are in parallel. Hopefully the two speaker jacks on the amp are in parallel. If so, then you can hook up all of your cabinets together without a splitter box or Y-cable.
One speaker cable goes from the amp to one of the #2 jacks on the 810E.
One speaker cable goes from the amp to one of the 15 boxes
One speaker cable goes from the other #2 jack on the 810E to the other 15 box.
Be sure to use speaker cables and only the #2 jacks on the 810E. Also be sure the amp switch is set for two-ohm operation.
It just be shaking-the-building loud !
One speaker cable goes from the amp to one of the #2 jacks on the 810E.
One speaker cable goes from the amp to one of the 15 boxes
One speaker cable goes from the other #2 jack on the 810E to the other 15 box.
Be sure to use speaker cables and only the #2 jacks on the 810E. Also be sure the amp switch is set for two-ohm operation.
It just be shaking-the-building loud !
I'm totally confused by the impedance safety of this suggestion. Could you explain the math a little more in depth? Thanks.
Your 810 is like two seperate 8 Ohm cabs stuck together. So what you are doing is running all for sections, two 410's, and two 115's, in paralelle. One 410 and 115 is 4 Ohms, two of those pairings in paralelle is 2 Ohms.
