Wireless Amp -> Cab Connection?

[Bassline_Delux]

I was thinking how this could be done, and the only thing I could come up with is a preamp into the wireless transmitter and then either the reciever plugged into a powered cab, or into a poweramp and then cabs. For diffferent cab locations I guess you'd need more poweramps/signal splitters etc...

Any ideas/suggestions?

 

[i_got_a_mohawk]

Yeah it would have to be done like that, but i think you would get waaay to many crossover and out of phase soundinng ness

I think i know what i mean . . .

 

[S. Byrnes]

I think NASA or some similar sort of organization was working on the wireless transmission of power... I don't think we'll ever get to use the technology tho so until then you're idea is probably the best. Why would you want your cabs so far away?

 

[Dan Loader]

Active cabs and wireless kits would work, but would be a waste of batteries. I don't see why you couldn't hook up a couple of wireless packs to a 9V brick (assuming they're 9v packs) instead of batteries and plugging them into the back of your preamp - as long as the preamp's output gain is right down.

Put your two wireless receivers next to/on top of the cabs and connect up.

 

[Plain Old Me]

Some organization has transfered power wirelessly, but its very expensive and it uses lasers, so its probabally dagerous. Other than that, I don't think its possible to transfer watts through a wireless transmitter.