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Two amps

a simple a/b switch will not work as they are not built/rated to handle the power. radial engineering makes a headswitcher that will work if you are not using too much power - i believe they also make a custom higher powered version though it still may not be enough for bass applications as they are primarily aimed at guitarists.

jr
 
anderbass said:
Yes, If you install two separate input jacks in your cab. (one for each speaker.)

I'm still pretty sure that would make speakers asplode regardless.

Lets say a cab is 4 ohms which this one probably is. The amps are going to be run through the cab either input jack at 4 ohms. Therefor running the cab at 2 ohms at a rediculous amount of wattage. Hence splosion.

Or I could be talking completely out of my ass... I dunno, I think thats what would happen.:ninja: