I think this is a very specific situation:
I have a VOX BC112 cab that runs at 8 ohms, and has 2 input/output jacks for 8 ohms each that have a parallel circuit (the owner’s manual states that if you run another 8 ohm cab there, you’ll reduce the impedance to 4 ohm).
I have a solid state amp that says “minimum 8 ohms” in the loudspeaker section.
If I want to run my cab with another cab in parallel (as the only available option), what should the impedance be on the other cab for it to equal to 8 or 16 ohms?
I have a VOX BC112 cab that runs at 8 ohms, and has 2 input/output jacks for 8 ohms each that have a parallel circuit (the owner’s manual states that if you run another 8 ohm cab there, you’ll reduce the impedance to 4 ohm).
I have a solid state amp that says “minimum 8 ohms” in the loudspeaker section.
If I want to run my cab with another cab in parallel (as the only available option), what should the impedance be on the other cab for it to equal to 8 or 16 ohms?