bowdown2bauhaus wrote:Emperor recommended me Weber Thames, and i would say the same. They handle the bass differently, more throaty and less saggy.
I have some Weber Axis 12s (Thames clones) in one of my Emperors and they're excellent. Pair that cab with another loaded with Weber 65s, setup sounds so good!
I have 4 of these and while I like em, My bass cabs that I use for guitar sound way better. th GK 412H is my secret weapon cab. It just sounds huge. Bi(or tri)amp and blend it with something with the mids and High end and it's fucking nuts.
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The speakers in this demo are swamp thangz so uh i guess if you like my toanz then get them. If not then i fucked your mom. [soundcloud]https://soundcloud.com/jammy-graggz-yall/sweaty-dude-playing-meatsmoke[/soundcloud]
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THEBEERHAMMER wrote:The speakers in this demo are swamp thangz so uh i guess if you like my toanz then get them. If not then i fucked your mom. [soundcloud]https://soundcloud.com/jammy-graggz-yall/sweaty-dude-playing-meatsmoke[/soundcloud]
another question. Could you explain me the Difference between the following set up ? Same head, same kind of speakers, same cab. Head-8Ohm->2x 16 OHM SPEAKER parallel wired Head-4ohm->2X 8ohm speaker parallel wired Head-16OHM->2x8ohm speaker series wired
If the head you are using is a typical 100 watt that expects an 8 ohm load from the cabinet, you will want to get the two 16 ohm speakers and wire them in para so that it creates that 8 ohm load. For a 2x12 that is typically what I do. Some bass amps are geared for a 4 ohm load in which case you would want two 8 ohm speakers, Generally with a tube amps its ok to go up or down one without damaging the head, another reason to wire it fo 8 ohms, its right in the middle of your options, I would not want to hook up a 16 ohm load to a head that wants a 4 ohm, or vise versa. Look on the back of the amp and it should be marked as to what the output should be, Amps with two outputs are wired either in series or in parallel and will show two different ohms numbers. So if its 8ohm/16ohm you would want only 8 ohm cabs, hooking up the second makes the total load 16. I might be saying all this wrong so its a good idea to check on the head YOU have and do your homework as far as what is best for it.
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My head can work eighter with 16 or 8 or 4 ohm, it's a 50watt, usually I run with 8ohm cab... but do different wire options mean different dynamics and cab's response ?
