Kabinet and a separate cab with Kone speaker in it. Using them together...

Hi Gary,

Great question.

Yes, if the Egnater cab is at the end of the line, it will present a 4 ohm load. The Kemper Kab, being wired for a series connection will make sure everything works as it should.

Quote from ST

Hi Gary,

Great question.

Yes, if the Egnater cab is at the end of the line, it will present a 4 ohm load. The Kemper Kab, being wired for a series connection will make sure everything works as it should.

Two Kones/Kabinets in series should be 8ohms.

Quote from StumblinMan

I see it says in the documentation for the Kab that it's wired in series, and I'm sure the Egnater is wired in parallel as most cabs are by default. So, just verifying that I MUST use the Kab first from the poweramp in the Kemper to keep my two Kones in series.

in order for series/parallel To make any difference there need to be more than one speaker involved. Therefore, single speaker cabinets aren’t wired in series or parallel. However, the through socket for chaining cabinet could be wired either way. In your scenario if the Egnator is wired in parallel, placing it first in the chain would give you 2ohms. Placing the Kabinet first would use its through output but not the Egnator’s so you would get 8 ohms.

However, you could simply change the through connection in the Egnator cab to series wiring and never need to worry about it.