badboy1984

Your amps and the cabs will work fine ...... Their are reason people go for 4ohm cab and 8ohm cabs. 4ohm cab can get the most out of your amp (means more watts = more headroom) but you only limited to to use 1 cab and you will have problem when you need more speakers because your amp can't handle 2x 4ohm cabs because this will add up to total of 2ohm. DON'T try this or it will damage your amp. 8ohm cabs means your amp will run around 275watt when using one 8ohm cabs only but it give you a flexiblility to add more speakers later if you need more volume. This means for smaller gig you can use one cab and big gig you can use 2 cabs. People tend to use this setup alot because it give them to flexibility. I know why you so bother about more watts and less watts. To clarify your question, it sounds like you think the more watts = more volume. Watts only give you head room and speakers give you volume. Running one 4x10 4ohm cabs doesn't mean you get more volume than a 8ohm 4x10 cab ........ In fact running two 4x10 8ohm cabs get you more volume than running one 4x10 4ohm cabs. I use to run the two ampeg cab using one little markbass 250 and then i use a ashdown spyder 550. 250watt and 550 watt, do i notice volume different? the answer is no because i play in a recentable volume and right EQ so either amp i get plenty of juice and volume out of it. If you crack it up very loud and push the gain then you need more headroom otherwise your amp will clip, this is where watts comes into play. I can't see why you will clip the amp unless you play in a unrecentable volume or bad EQ setting (i.e keep boosting the bass) .....

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