yes. i believe it's an 8Ω cabinet, so set the amp to 4Ω. and the amp sounds just as good, if not better than those clips, once everything is broken in(speakers, etc.).
although he is speaking of a different speaker combination, the impedance remains the same. i generally like to follow, or take into deep consideration, advice of people like him, your usual tech-head type. i am running a legacy combo, which uses the 8Ω cab, and have yet to experience any load problems. however, i have been wrong before. and impedance, ohm settings, and speaker loads are topics that usually greatly confuse me. (i sure am a lot of help, huh?)Brian D said:4Ω. The impedance switch needs to be set to a value lower that the lowest impedance load. 16Ω and 8Ω would equal 5.33Ω. So 4Ω is the correct setting.
8 ohm cabinet, 8 ohm setting on the amp. 2 - 8 ohm cabinets, 4 ohm setting on the amp. Not sure where you get your info, but I would find another source.knarfzednem said:i believe it's an 8Ω cabinet, so set the amp to 4Ω.