WIRING CABINETS DUAL 2-15's, ETC [message #5439] |
Tue, 08 February 2005 18:46 |
james_tx10
Messages: 4 Registered: February 2005 Location: MONTGOMERY, TX.
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CORRECT ME IF I'M WRONG. IF YOU WIRE UP A SINGLE 2-15 CABINET TO RUN OFF OF A K200B BASS HEAD, YOU NEED TO WIRE IN PARALLEL TWO 8 OHM SPEAKERS TO GET 4 OHMS??? IF YOU ARE GOING TO RUN TWO 2-15 CABINETS, AND PLUG BOTH IN TO THE BACK OF THE AMP, YOU WIRE 4 16 OHM SPEAKERS IN PARALLEL. A 3-15 CAB SHOULD BE WIRED 3 16 OHM SPEAKERS IN PARALLEL TO MATCH THE K200B AMP HEAD??? ONE LAST QUESTION: THE KUSTOM CHROME PORTS WERE 4" DIAMETER.???? ANY AVAILABLE??? THANKS.....JIM
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Re: WIRING CABINETS DUAL 2-15's, ETC [message #5445 is a reply to message #5439] |
Wed, 09 February 2005 08:56 |
stevem
Messages: 4786 Registered: June 2004 Location: NY
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Every time you half the speaker impedance load you are doubling the current that the output stage has to put out and having the voltage. When kustoms use to have speaker fuses on the front panel becaues they had no output circuit protection, the fuse was a 5 amper, two 4 ohm laods together would need 10 amps to drive 100 watts RMS to the impedance load. Depending on how loud you play if nothing else the amp will run alot hotter. The 200s and the 250s power supply will not provide that much current so all you will get is early distortion running at 2 ohms and a geatly inlarged risk of blowing the output stage!
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