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Dennis Smith

 

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Covington, Georgia, USA
Post  Posted 7 Jul 2016 2:36 pm    
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Hi guys I picked this up today to goodwill for $59.31.
The speakers are find and sound great to me. I haven't played thur a 4-12 cab in a long time but it sounds great to me. What are parallel inputs? Both of my amps both Booge have two 4 ohms and 1 8 ohm speaker out but both have the amp speaker in the 8ohm and this cab is a 8 ohm. I unplugged the speaker out of my Mark 4 and ran it thru the cab.
Would it do any harm to hook it to the 4 ohm out?

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Lane Gray


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Topeka, KS
Post  Posted 7 Jul 2016 10:05 pm    
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By "parallel inputs", they mean that the two jacks are in parallel with each other, rather than in series (very rare for speaker configurations).
If your Boogie will be happy with a 4 Ohm total load (two 8 Ohm loads in parallel), then you'll be fine. I've heard that output transformers can be happy with a 2x mismatch from ideal.
Or, move a crapton of air and run this cab in parallel with one of your other cabs. That'll give you a 4 Ohm load.
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Dennis Smith

 

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Covington, Georgia, USA
Post  Posted 12 Jul 2016 6:42 pm    
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Thanks Lane. I'll try it with two chords in the two 4ohm outputs.
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