How to Select a Speaker for Your Amplifier
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ค. 2024
- In this video, we'll share some tips on how to choose the right speaker for your amplifier based on impedance, power, magnet type, and more.
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As someone knowing very little about amps and forced to deal with this stuff by budget issues, I really appreciate the nuts and bolts basics you're teaching. It's really, really hard to find this kind of information on the web. Thank you.
I have an Bose amplifier: 2x50w @4 ohms, 2x25w @8 ohms
And Bose speakers: up to 80w, 4 ohms
What is the maximum number of speakers that amplifier can handle?
Really good basic, but important, “stuff” presented here. No doubt it’s information a lot of people need to know - including me. Thanks man.
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Terrific! Very informative helpful video. Thanks.
Thank you! great video, was looking for the right speaker wattage! ;)
Fantastic. So educational.
wish there was a podcast on all your videos. great info!
We'd love to do some podcasting. You never know!
Great videos, y'all. Very helpful.
Thanks Jay! let us know of anything you'd like to see!
Thanks for Info.
What celestion speaker would you recommend if i want to build a cab for a vox pathfinder 10 which is only a 10watt amp? Thanks! You should keep this channel up and running!
Never expected to have such great insight from Jim Morrison
Maybe if he was chub lol
I have an Bose amplifier: 2x50w @4 ohms, 2x25w @8 ohms
And Bose speakers: up to 80w, 4 ohms
What is the maximum number of speakers that amplifier can handle?
I got a 5w fender champ can I put 2x10 speaker with it? what can be result? thank you
Very informative video on speakers. Thank you! Question for you. I have a 120-watt solid state 212 combo amp that I think I need to change the speakers out on. The bass notes of any guitar I use sound muddy after 16 years of use with the current stock speakers. I use a large pedalboard to color my sound. Would you suggest ceramic speakers? Any particular info you can share on this would be greatly appreciated.
definitive vid. one question though: amp wattage ≈ x2 speakers wattage, but what if the speakers wattage is ×3, ×4 higher? Or the same? Or smaller?
thanks for the help, im gonna buy some greenbacks for my pedal platform kustom 🤘
I have a 4 channel pioneer car amp 1100 waTT ,,, which speakers would I get for loud good sound
Im looking for one Witherspoon a Lil mid scoop..what can you recommend
Hi question I want to change my 8” speaker that came with my micro terror what would you think it would be a good up grade. Thanks
I have a Blackstar ID260 2x12 Combo amp and was wanting to build myself another 2x12 speaker cabinet for the smaller space I live in. My home studio area is VERY small and a 4X12 cabinet is too large for my space since my amp actually sits in my closet. Its also about 4" too wide. Anyway I was wondering what are some good speakers to go along with it? I have not opened it up to see what speakers are inside it to void my warranty., but the amp on the outside says 300watts and its 4ohms. I seen your video on how to convert 2 8ohm speakers to 4 ohms. But what wattage would I select so the amp doesn't blow them or cause damage?
Nice reviews!!!btw sir I have a Marshall lead12 1989 model,I want to upgrade the speaker amplifier to a higher watts,a Celestion G10 vt jr 8ohms 50watts, does it works sir?
I have a Taurus stomp head 1 (50watts) could u suggest a speaker for me please?
So I got a 50-watt combo amp and the speaker that comes with it is a rock driver 60. Would it be cool if I put a G12 creamback 65w or 75w in there... would that be fine or too much wattage?
I have a fender super champ from 1982, 18 watts, 10" speaker( 15 watts), amp sounds hollow and boxy to me, I'm think about a Ragin Cajun 70 watts(10 inch) would that work?
The head unit I want to get has a 4 x 55 amp what speaker can I use ?
Can you use PA speakers as external cab work electric guitar
Hi Justin
I have a simple question that might be easy for you to answering.
I have 2 speakers 15 inches connected in parallel making both speakers work as 4 Ohms.
They are 300RMS and I like to know how much power amplifier is suggested to get to make this 2 speakers perfectly loud, clear and without blowing either the speakers or the amp.
I been watching your videos and seems to be that you are an expertise in the matter.
Downside for me is that the speakers that I have they don’t have a label at all but I found out that they are 300watts in RMS mode.
Hope you can help me here because I am so lost and I don’t want buy something that I might not need or something that might get wrong setting for the speakers and amp.
Thanks in advance
Sir, I have Roland street cube ex 50 watt . 2X8" 4 Ohms (15 watt each) speakers. Can I upgrade it with 2X8" 4 ohms or 8 ohms (25or30 watts each )2 speakers ???
Hi, i have a frontman 65R. Should i go for a 100W speaker or a 150W Speaker?
I heard one youtuber talk about efficiency ratings or DB. Guitar amps or speakers don't seem to have that information. Should I just forget about that?
Justin hi, I've got a beautiful sixties Dynacord BassKing all tube amp here. 50 watts 15 ohm output. The Dynacord can be set to 4-8-15 ohm internally it seems. I happen to have a 2 channel 15" 2x 350watt subwoofer laying around here, which is 2x 350WRMS 4 ohm per channel. A bass guitar completes the picture. WILL IT BLEND somehow ?
I know this is an older video, but I have a Marshall jcm800 4010 combo. Now I'm not thrilled with the speaker it has ( a celeston Wolverine 16ohm 80watt) and want to swap in a Eminence DV-77, it's 8 ohm 70watts. The Marshall does have a rotary dial on the back to switch from 8, 16 ohm. However I am concerned that the Eminence is going to work the Marshall too much and damage the amp, maybe even blow the output transformer. Any thoughts or opinion appreciated!
Like your video so much... Can i just ask, i have a 2x 80w speakers of 8 ohms... How much watts do i need for the amp for the best quality sounds? Tia...
Hey Patrick. Is this for a guitar amp?
Thank you for this information! Definitely leaving a like! I was wondering! I have a small amp and want to switch out the speaker. It’s a currently a 10’ 4 ohms speaker. How do the ohms work? Do I have to keep it at 4 or could I double and go for a 8-10 ohm speaker?
Each amp is designed for a particular impedance speaker. If your amp uses a 4 Ohm speaker, you will likely want to continue using a 4 Ohm speaker. There are some amps that can use multiple impedance speakers, and those would be the main exception.
2:45 - Here you are saying to double the wattage of the speaker as compare to the wattage of the amp. I feel the same way. I was looking to replace the Made in China Celestion speaker on a Monoprice/Harley Benton 15 watt tube amp. There's the blue Celestion 8 ohm 15 watt speaker, but that's like $320.00 each !!! There were others like 60 watt rated, would that be too much for a 15 watt amp or what would you recommend? I'm more concerned with the sound and not the price. Thanks for a great informative video, we need more content like this on TH-cam.
Good information here...Question, I have a 'Acoustic AG60' I blew the speaker in it & have been having a hard time finding the right replacement for it...maybe something better than what it came with. Could you recommend something?
There are too many variables as well as a subjective nature involved to be able to offer suggestions for specific applications. As the video suggests, you will want to determine the size, impedance rating, and power requirements for your amp and use the filters on our website to narrow down the available options from our stock: www.amplifiedparts.com/products/speakers
Hey man nice video but I have a question. I have a Harmony 535 - 50 watt tube amp. I would like to build a 4x12 out of speakers I already have but I don't want to blow up my amp! I have 2 50W )rms) max power 100W 8 ohms Radio Shack (don't judge me man) and 2 vintage fender 12" 8 ohms 30 watts. Am I going to be ok? I don't really care if I toast the speakers but not the amp! I love that amp!!!
I have an Bose amplifier: 2x50w @4 ohms, 2x25w @8 ohms
And Bose speakers: up to 80w, 4 ohms
What is the maximum number of speakers that amplifier can handle?
Great video. Thanks for taking the time to explain.
Do you think I can connect just one speakers in a 2x12 100 watts amplifier?
To make it lighter 😅
As long as the impedance and wattage ratings are appropriate for the amp, that would be fine. Keep in mind, a single speaker that can handle 100W of power will be pretty weighty as well.
When matching an amp head to a speaker in one of your videos you said the speaker should be able to handle about double the wattage of the amp. Would a 25 watt amp head be able to drive a speaker rated at 150 watts? I wasn’t sure if there was a certain amount of wattage needed to drive the speaker properly.
The speaker wattage recommendation is a loose rule to ensure that the speaker will not be damaged at the amplifier's full power. There isn't a minimum rating required to "drive" a speaker, it simply may not be driven as hard with a lower wattage amplifier.
Great video, I love all your content.
I have a question regarding wattage, some amps allow you to change the wattage, example: from 20w/5w/1w, if I keep it on 1watt is it safe to assume that I can use a 2 watt speaker if it existed? Thank you
Theoretically, yes, but the potential for damaging the speaker is much higher as the power rating could be accidentally switched. Using the 20W amp in question, we would still advise a 40W speaker.
@@amplifiedparts thank you very much for your response!
50 watt 2×12 combo with 2 ×100 watt speakers can i put 2×60 watt into amp
My question is I have a Marshall Super Lead 100w and am running it through an Orange 2x12. The Orange 2x12 is able to handle up to 120 watts. Would I harm my speakers if I were to max the the Marshall’s volume through them? I don’t intend on doing this too often, but I’d just like to know.
I have an Bose amplifier: 2x50w @4 ohms, 2x25w @8 ohms
And Bose speakers: up to 80w, 4 ohms
What is the maximum number of speakers that amplifier can handle?
Can you answer my question. What is the difference between setting up a guitar amp and a music amp? I've seen videos telling the music amp should have higher watts than the speaker.
I have an Bose amplifier: 2x50w @4 ohms, 2x25w @8 ohms
And Bose speakers: up to 80w, 4 ohms
What is the maximum number of speakers that amplifier can handle?
Any advice on bass speakers? I'm trying to find a speaker for my lil line 6 spider IV 15. From what little I've read, using a bass on a guitar amp is really just bad for the speaker and not the amp itself and I'm willing to risk hurting the amp before seeking out a proper bass amp/cab. I'd appreciate advice or direction to where I can find advice.
If you head over to www.jensentone.com/bass-speakers you can compare bass speakers and listen to sound samples of the speakers. If you would like more information you can shoot an email to our knowledgeable salespeople! sales@amplifiedparts.com
I have a 15 watt amp, currently with a 8ohm speaker, approximately 8inch, i don't know how many watts because there's no other info printed other than PSR-001L 8ohms.
Im planning to replace it with a speaker with a higher wattage. What's the highest wattage on speaker can i replace it with? 300watts ok? Or just around 50-80watts?
Thanks in advance!! Subscribed!
The wattage rating applied to a speaker only references the maximum wattage that the speaker can safely run through it, so a 30W speaker would likely be sufficient for your application, however, there is no limit for the wattage rating of a speaker in any application.
Regarding the spreading of the wattage across multiple speakers, I have a question; I'm looking into getting new speakers for my old 4x10" combo, but I'm thinking of pairing two different speakers, so two of each, just to mix things up and possibly get some more character out of the amplifier. - Anyway; What would happen with the distribution if one of the two types was 30 Watts and the other say 60 Watts? Would the higher Wattage speaker be driven less and thus be quieter? Or would it somehow even out? (The amplifier is 100 Watts, by the way. Probably a real 100 Watts.)
Of course there's also the efficiency, which in the case of these two speakers is a little different as well. What would happen with a few dBs of difference (which I know at that kind of loudness is a lot) in that? Would one just be underpowered or underutilized or anything like that?
Thanks.
In terms of power going through each speaker, as long as the impedances are the same and the wiring configuration is series, parallel, or the standard series-parallel, the speakers will see the same signal. So if 100W is coming out of your amp each speaker will see 25W.
Everything else about the speaker will be as it is spec'd. One type of speaker might just be louder than the other. A lot of times people will set them up in a crisscross pattern rather than side by side when using different speakers to balance out differences like that.
So if my Amp puts out at 100watt I can use a 300 watt speaker? As long as the Ohms match?
Yes, absolutely. It is a general guideline to double the wattage of the amp, but nowhere near a hard set rule. There are lots of different situations, and different players have different needs, so if you want to use a 300W speaker with your 100W amp, we encourage you to give it a shot!
Hello! Please tell me is there any principial difference between sound of 8" , 10" and 12 " guitar speakers? Sorry for my English, I hope you understand)))
I have an Bose amplifier: 2x50w @4 ohms, 2x25w @8 ohms
And Bose speakers: up to 80w, 4 ohms
What is the maximum number of speakers that amplifier can handle?
i got got thia 130watt fender ultimate chorus amp and the speakers are done old beat up one doesnt even work
any way i want to get new. 2 12 speakers for this amp. i play fast and slow surf rock and punk rock in this one band but i use alot chrous soo im looking for a good speaker that puts out the best chorus tone aouns we play alot clean tones.waht would any of you all. recommend for me? thAnks
I might go for two Jensen C12K's in a high watt amp like that. You get the high wattage you'll need to crank the amp but also still have a 1960s design and sound.
My question is I don’t have space lmao I would love to know if I can get a good bass cabinet/speakers that will work with both my 100w bass head and my 50w guitar head 😂
question: my combo amp is 251 mm deep. its stock speaker is a celestion 7080 whose overall depth is 119 mm. what would be the max depth that could fit an amp that is 251 mm deep? for example, my amp is kind of a closed-back--it has a grille cover--and a celestion GB is 130 mm deep--would that fit OK?
Because the replacement speaker is roughly 10mm deeper than the original, it should still have sufficient space if the max is approximately 250mm. The only suggestion we can offer is to make sure there aren't any components such as tubes or transformers that are very close to the stock speaker that may present a problem with the larger option.
Does this apply for hi fi home speakers and amp as well or there is difference, because I know for profesionalni speakers (used in clubs, concerts, etc) it's totally opposite, for example if u have 350w speaker u need around 500 to 800w amp. Thanks
Most speakers will have a datasheet that shows a maximum power rating. You will not want to exceed that maximum rating.
can you use a 15 inch disco sound system 100 watt in an 18 watt tube amp - is that a bad idea?
the amp is a Garnet Revolution l from 1971 all tube
Noob question are those basic instrumental speaker on regular electronic shop works?
This video focuses on guitar and instrument speakers, but these principals can be applied to any application involving speakers.
Does anybody know can I upgrade Fender Champion 100 with Jensen C12k? And the most important thing you didn't mention, how do I know will the new speaker go in the same screw holes?
The Fender Champion 100 uses two 12" speakers and the amp itself is rated at 100W. The Jensen C12K has a 12" diameter and are rated at 100W each, so two of them would be a great option for that amp. Speaker mounting holes are standardized, so the mounting screws should line up with just about any 12" speaker on the market.
@@amplifiedparts Thank you, you helped me a lot here. :)
Got a 8412 Marshall cab. It has G12 40l speakers (I think) running a Katana head in it. Its way too shrill and mid rangey for me. Cant even eq it. Thinking about buying the Boss 212 cab. But also thinking about putting Electro Harmonix 12vr speakers in it. (75 watt speakers) any thoughts? Or just bite the bullet and do Celestion v30s or warehouse veteran 30s. 8 play metal almost exclusively. Greenbacks or Creambacks? Theese are some thoughts. 8f I do the 12vr speakers Im making a 300 watt cab for a 100 watt head. Would appreciate anybody's thoughts
The Jensen D series speakers have a flat EQ and are designed for modeling amps like the Katana. There is an affordable ceramic version:
www.amplifiedparts.com/products/speaker-jensen-d-series-12-c12d-150w
and a lightweight neodymium version:
www.amplifiedparts.com/products/speaker-jensen-d-series-12-n12d-150w
@@amplifiedparts Thank you much, sir! I will look into these
Will my amp distort latter if I put higher wattage speaker in there? For example If I go from Greenback to Alnico Gold?
Sometimes. It depends on the amp and the speaker you're looking to swap out. Speaker distortion is definitely a thing but typically most of the distortion in a tube amp is in the preamp and sometimes the power amp. The speaker has to be pushed into distortion which is usually at higher volumes. Old speakers can get warped or worn out in areas of the cone which can distort at lower volumes.
If you have something like an 18W amp going into a single greenback which is 25W, there's a good chance that you can push that speaker into distortion. Upgrading to a 50W speaker like an alnico gold will likely improve that but be sure that you like the sound of that speaker at all volumes before making a decision. I don't think you can go wrong with an alnico gold though!
@@amplifiedparts thanks!
I have a 212 combo amp. Each speaker is 12" 50 watt 8 ohms. Can I put Celestion vintage 30 speakers that are 12" 60 watt 8 ohms in their place? The difference is the 60 watt vs. 50 watt that are already in it.
Hey Avner. There's no problem with increasing the wattage of your speakers. The new total speaker rating will be 120W as opposed to the 100W using the two 50W speakers. As long as you are matching impedance and your amp does not output more than 120W you'll be good to go!
@@amplifiedparts wow thanks a ton for the quick and informative reply! I have subscribed to your channel sir.
say you have an old cab with no speaker, so you just know the size of the hole ( for this question, assume it needs a speaker that is a non-standard size, it is not a 10 or 12 inch speaker). How would you determine the speaker size just based on the hole size?
The size of the cutout is a bit smaller than the actual speaker size, as the frame add's about 1" to the circumference. If your cutout is 8" or so it's probably for a 10" driver.
I have an Bose amplifier: 2x50w @4 ohms, 2x25w @8 ohms
And Bose speakers: up to 80w, 4 ohms
What is the maximum number of speakers that amplifier can handle?
Quick question? I have a 20w bass amp and I really need to ugrade my speaker. So since you said you have to double your watt. So I guess I have to put atleast 40w speaker or is it? Am I right?
That is correct!
Thanks!
Also one last question what if I put 2 speakers inside my am should I do (two) 20w speakers right? Or should I just put only one.
@@eveersdome712 If you want to use two speakers, there is no reason not to! If you plan to use two 20W speakers, you should have no issues with the amp being more powerful than the speakers can handle.
Not once did you refer to the sensitivity or the efficiency of the speaker. This DB figure is important to know when selecting a new speaker.
Thanks for the input. We may be making future videos on the subject, and it is possible that will be addressed.
Hi, do you know if a 12x10 is a lot louder than a 2x12? Meaning one cab has a 12 inch and a 10 inch and the other has 2x12.
Is the 2x12 a lot louder?
The diameter of a speaker does not have bearing on the volume it is capable of producing. The "sensitivity level" of a speaker would indicate how "loud" it can get, so a 10" speaker with a high sensitivity could be equal in volume to a 12" with the same sensitivity level.
@@amplifiedparts oh, thanks much
is the bass amp speakers is the same with the guitar amp speakers?
The concepts are the same but bass speakers can have other variables due to the number of speakers used in some cabinets.
@@amplifiedparts is it ok to used my guitar amp with my bass guitar for bedroom practice?
I'm not really sure it will damage my guitar amp speaker
@@caljude pushing a guitar speaker with low frequencies can damage a guitar speaker, but playing bass at lower volumes through a guitar amp will not likely cause an issue.
What would you suggest for a vintage Fender 4x12 cabinet
There's a lot of personal preference involved but I'll try to make some suggestions. What amp are you using with the cabinet and what kind of tone are you aiming for?
amplifiedparts Fender early 60’s Super amp
amplifiedparts Fender early 60’s Super amp
amplifiedparts Fender early 60’s Super amp
I would go with some Jensen Alnico speakers for a cool vintage Fender like that. P12R or P12Q should sound great with it.
Appreciate the talk but one major correction: you need 1.5 to 2 times more power in your amplifier than your speaker watt. So, for a speaker of 100 watts you should get an amp with 150 to 200 watts per channel out put. Not the other way round.
You're the one who has it backwards. Do it your way and you're gonna have some smoke
@@imjustandrew. Much better to drive a speaker hard with more power than less
@@Mike_HuntizWet that's not how speakers and amplifiers work mike
@@imjustandrew Oh yeah?
Well then why don’t you explain to me how they work and why I’m wrong?
so the higher watts of your speaker than your amp output will make my speaker long lasting?
Pretty much. As long as you amp is not exceeding the total wattage of the speakers, the voice coil will not burn.
@@amplifiedparts awesome video! Just a quick Question, I have an Orange CR120 and in the back it says 16 Ohm...it is plugged into a Randall 4×12 and it is only 8 Ohm Impedance, Will this still Work? Thanks.
@@jtmick21Looking at the manual for the CR120 head Orange states:
"1 x 8Ω OR 1 x 16Ω cabinet connected to either SPEAKER OUTPUT terminal.
2 x 16Ω cabinets connected to either SPEAKER OUTPUT terminal."
If you're using the combo it's a little different:
"The Crush Pro 60 and 120 Combos both have an internal speaker load of 16Ω. The internal speaker(s) is connected at
the factory. When using an extension cabinet, connect a 16Ω extension cabinet to the other speaker output."
amplifiedparts i need help finding an amp for my 4 door speakers. they each need 175 watts rms at 4 ohms. i want a 4 channel amp ( one channel per speaker) and i want as close to 175 watts per speaker as possible. any suggestions?
Full range or mid range
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I have a 30w line 6 amp, and a broken 65w crate Amp. Can I install the 65w into the 30w amp? BTW I got the crate for $18 from a pawn, on clearance because it wouldn't power on, tried to fix the problem with the best of my capabilities but no luck, Lol now it's just a paperweight
Hey CJ. I'd check the speaker to make sure it isn't damaged since it's coming out of a broken amp but the stock speaker from a 65W amp should be fine with a 30W amp.
@Amplifiedparts Yea man, the Crate amp is virtually brand new in condition,
amplifiedparts Yea man, the Crate amp is in perfect condition, and I mean brand new basically! Except for the fuse housing, the previous owner ,or pawn shop tech tried to rig it with a smaller fuse back (screw-in connection)cylinder that holds a t2a fuse. The housing itself is larger, so needless to say, the actual fuse is too small to make contact on both ends. I replaced the entire fuse holder (and power switch) with the correct housing that fits the T2a fuse, still blows when turned on. I gave up, but it was only $18. Any ideas or suggestions how to fix? I'm definitely open for options as this has become an obsessive project at this point Lol
@@bones101proof If the Crate is a solid state amp and is blowing fuses my best guess would be the power supply or the power amp. It could be one, the other or both. It might be a good idea to isolate the power transformer and make sure it's working correctly too.
After a few " experts" were trying to fix my little tube amp , I've decided to do it myself, so the speaker in my ac4tv didn't sound right, the first expert changed the speaker, sounded ok for a while , then it didn't ( I've replaced the tubes ) . When i opened the amp, guess what ? I have an 16 ohm amp , and the expert mounted the 4 ohm speaker to it... Then the other expert told he this was incorrect , which it is , and mounted the old speaker back. I've tried the the amp again with the old speaker but i was outside with lots of cars coming through ,And near the children's park, so I couldn't hear well, came home , mounted the amp, and the first problem appeared again... This happens only after the amp is on for sometime , since it is a tube amp. Now I've only wanted to know since this is a 4 Watt amp, is the g10 30w ( 16ohms) good enough ... According to this video 4x2 is 16 so 30 would be enough i presume... I was worried because the original spekers was 50 watts, but according to this video i think it's ok. Funny thing with hi Fi sistem the amp needs to be 50% more powerful then the speaks .... I just hope I'm right because this g10 will set me back a 120 euros ... And the other guy has massured with his instruments that there are no signals distortions coming from the amp itself ... I have 3 guitars so the guitar isn't a problem ( same "bad" sounds are coming from all of them ) on the other amp that i have guitars and amp sounds as it should .... I'm just writing this is someone is having the same problems as me. Informative video this is and i thank you for it..
Question you said 100 watts amps , with 2x12 would distribute 50watts of power to each spekaer , and then you said you need to double it and have 200 watts speakers ? 50x2 would be 100 watts each ( combined 200 watts ) , So am I getting this right? If we use 4x12 speak cabinet on the 100 watts amp, than in the cabinet we would need to have 4x50 watts minum ? ( With the right impedance , and size )
@@edmundooliver7584 i was just asking in theroy....
Cobalt has gone through the roof. Back around 2000 I bought a pair of Jensen P12N for about $400.00 The price in 2022 was $660.00 for a pair (w/bell).
i for real thought you were in front of a green screen and that was just a picture.... until you reached out and grabbed one of the amps....
Hey are you guys still active on here? I have a question or more asking for a recommendation
We are still active, yes!
@@amplifiedparts Awesome, just discovered your channel. I have an old Marshall 80w Valvestate 8080. I prefer the fender sound. Is there a speaker you could personally recommend? Great video btw
@@amplifiedparts And is there anything else in the amp I could upgrade? Just watched another one of your videos and wondering if any component upgrades would be possible
@@amplifiedparts currently has a celestion T4354, G12T, Ceramic, 8 Ohm, cone stamp - 7293
I need that shirt your wearing so where can I pickup a few ???
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Your 112 double wattage speaker to amp ratio is incorrect. From stock 112 Mesa Boogies to 112 fenders the list goes on.....
You forgot to mention that getting a higher wattage speaker than what your amp is putting out, can make your speaker sound like shit, sometimes, it can even sound as if your speaker is blown
Idk my amp/speaker does produce sound lol
Haha little 100 watt
Uuhhhh...what?
Justin hi, I've got a beautiful sixties Dynacord BassKing all tube amp here. 50 watts 15 ohm output. The Dynacord can be set to 4-8-15 ohm internally it seems. I happen to have a 2 channel 15" 2x 350watt subwoofer laying around here, which is 2x 350WRMS 4 ohm per channel. A bass guitar completes the picture. WILL IT BLEND somehow ?