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Post by gtarplyr on Aug 12, 2019 6:07:01 GMT -7
Can I run multiple cabs with the remedy?? I have a Convertible 112 and a Convertible 2-10.. want to run both.... sny help will be appreciated...
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Post by Rockerfeller on Aug 12, 2019 18:49:42 GMT -7
As long as you have a Y cable to go out of the Remedy AND you make the impedance match, you'll be all set.
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Post by sharkboy on Aug 12, 2019 18:52:40 GMT -7
I’m sure you know this, but be sure to use a Y speaker cable.
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Post by Jaguarguy (Mike) on Aug 12, 2019 20:30:46 GMT -7
Todd (PCNS) here can help you get it right! Great guy, great products, and Z Forum member.
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Post by DeanG on Aug 12, 2019 20:42:30 GMT -7
+1 on PCNS Y cable. Brought one to test speaker/cab configuration. High Quality cables.
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Post by daddyelmis (Greg) on Aug 13, 2019 4:06:57 GMT -7
Impedance matching the amp to the multiple cabs/ speakers is key. If you wire in parallel (by far the most common) you divide the impedance of the “speakers” by number of “speakers.”
I quote “speakers” because you look at speaker in the way the amp sees them - an individual speaker in a combo is one speaker, an extension cab (whether 1x12, 2x12, or 4x12) is also “one speaker” as far as the amp is concerned since the cab is already wired and presenting one impedance load.
So, an 8 ohm internal combo speaker wired in parallel with an 8 ohm external cabinet yields and total impedance is 8➗2 = 4 ohms. You plug the Y cable into the 4 ohm output of the amp.
If wired in series you add the Impedances of the “speakers” so an internal 8 ohm combo speaker wired in series with an 8 ohm cab would yield a 16 ohm total load to the amp.
Todd is a great resource for this in both knowledge and excellent products to get you set up correctly.
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