Connect them in parallel - it will be a total load of 10 ohms.
Connect them in parallel - it will be a total load of 10 ohms.
So build a box with 3 jacks and joins the positives and negatives of all 3 together? Or is there a y cable available that would do the same thing?
Isn't 16 and 8 in parallel like 5.3 ohms total?
Sean
You can find something like this one (that I use):
Does either or both cabinet have two jacks on the back? Connect the Kemper to one cab, and a speaker cable the first cab to the second.
Sean is correct:
R = (R1xR2)/R1+R2
16 X 8 / 16 + 8
128 / 24
5.333 ohms
Display MoreSo build a box with 3 jacks and joins the positives and negatives of all 3 together?
Yes, you can do that.
Or is there a y cable available that would do the same thing?
As long as you use a "Y" Speaker cable, instead of a lighter gauge line cable, yes.
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Whatever you do, andyg_prs, don't blow up anything. I'm not too sure what 5.33 ohms would imply, but it's not Kemper specification.
For the record, I know nothing about mixing and matching ohms and stuff.
There's another handy tool for that application: http://www.palmer-germany.com/…r-Gitarrenboxen-PCABM.htm
