One issue is, you will not have equal distribution of power to all speakers.
It can be done, but i don't recommend it.
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One issue is, you will not have equal distribution of power to all speakers.
It can be done, but i don't recommend it.
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You can also lie down for a nap/sleep if you're tired... Provided you have sheets...Creative sound absorbing solution for the practice room, but acoustic foam might be cheaper.
You should prolly boil them in the oil yer gonna use for yer Thanksgiving turkey.
The resulting impedance the head will see would be 2.67 ohms. The Sun head probably isn’t rated for less than 4 ohms.
Also the 4 ohm cab would get twice the power than the 8 ohm cab, so you might not hear the 8 ohm cab.
Thanksgiving was weeks ago!You should prolly boil them in the oil yer gonna use for yer Thanksgiving turkey.
The other alternative is connecting to my Music Man Sixty Five. The 115rh is 8 ohms and the amp has a switch for 8 or 4 ohms.
That would be the way to do it.
Another thing to consider though, but don't know if it matters a whole bunch.
Is the efficiency of each cab.
But @Engle is on point though.
You need to at least be able to distribute the power evenly.
Did you say you want to run the 115 and a 410?
Running two amps will work.
I wonder if this is neck through or set neck?
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It looks like an Elitest, cousin to an Orville - Set neck, cool bass. Been awhile since last seeing one.
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That's a question for Chuck.
That's an incredibly smooth neck joint for set-neck. I was gonna guess neck-through.
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Yeah.
You'd have to have at least one amp that had special input/output connections (similar to what my Mark IV Peavey has?) That would allow usage of the power amps of both heads - otherwise, with the typical connection method, you'll get the pre-amp of one and the power amp of the other, which won't give you what you want.....
