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No... that'll just create a horrifying Nuclear explosion, that will only be felt and heard by the bass players of this world....

 

The 4Pro can put out 1200 watts RMS into a 4 ohm load (bridged mono). You would need to put a two 8 ohm cabs on it to achieve this - this will result in each power amp seeing a 2 ohm load. You could alternately switch the amp over into dual mono operation (NOT BRIDGED!!) and attach a 2 ohm cab to each power amp. This would result in each amp seeing a 2 ohm load, and each cab egtting 600 watts RMS. The 1600 watt rating is only peak power - not RMS.

 

No prob - I used to own a 4Pro - if you have any detailed questions I'd be happy to help - just PM!

 

Woofenstein is correct.

The general rule on bridge mono is that you can bridge a load of twice the per-channel minimum.

In the case of the SVT-4PRO, the per-channel minimum is 2 ohms (as pointed out) so the bridged minimum is 4 ohms.

 

I doubt you'll run into any problems - especially if when you're running the 410 at 490 watts you'll also have ANOTHER running the same wattage - you'll be fine! PS - I used to run a 4Pro + 2 x Avatar B210 - it was a great setup and very loud - those Avatars are voiced to get you heard. Mine were 8 ohm, and I was running dual mono so I was only doing 600 watts between the pair. No probs on volume!

 

There's no such thing as underpowering a cab. The only thing you can underpower for, is a gig.

Ray

 

You could also get an 8ohm Avatar and run it mono-bridged. That would put out 900Watts, and the B212 or B410 would easily handle that.