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Go GK for sure.

hey, i got a 2x10 cab rated for 400W, and am putting about 200W through it with my amp. when i crank the volume, the speakers will move a considerable amount, even if i play quietly. But if i start slapping while the volume is turned up, the speakers go crazy and i'm worried one of these days they will just tear or something. They are paper after all... Is it safe for speakers to move a lot, or should they just move a little under load? cheers

hey guys, im really worried about my cab. Basically, i usually play with the tweeter completely off, but someone said it will burn up the crossover, so lately i've had the tweeter on a tiny amount. anyways, in the past few days ive noticed that the tweeter (i think) is making a weird crackly sound. At least i think its the tweeter, maybe it could be the woofer though i dont think so. any ideas what this could mean? is my tweeter busted? its a Warwick WCA 211 Pro cab - this one: [url="http://www.warwickbass.com/modules/produkte/produkt.php?submenuID=14679&katID=14500&linkID=25296&cl=EN"]http://www.warwickbass.com/modules/produkt...25296&cl=EN[/url] thanks for any help

hey sorry man, i'd actually love to keep my pedal, but i need driving lessons before I go off to uni, so i've gotta sell some stuff unfortunately. sorry but thanks for the offer

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Hi guys, My rig has finally come together, some of the parts took ages to ship But its here now... Its a Warwick ProFet 3.2 amp with a couple of WCA 211 Pro cabs. Sounds great but it is very quiet. If i had known how quiet it would be i would have opted for the 500W version. Oh well, live and learn! Here are some pics: I cant decide whether the amp looks better with the sleeve on or off

yes but my point is, its all well and good having something to tell you you're clipping, but are you damaging the amp? is it a "warning" light?

the german warwick site is better: www.warwick.de lol i agree its pretty damn quiet, but it does sound quite good. i do like the contour and deep swiches, and i do a LOT of slapping lol. although i have turned off the tweeter on the cab because i found it too harsh. i feel that the compressor is kind of a protection thing, because with it off, the amp clips way more, but with it on, it quietens the notes and the amp doesnt clip as much. clipping can occur whether there is no output sound or if there is a lot, right. if there is no sound coming from the speakers (i.e. master volume at 0), and i turn the gain up and just hit the strings, the clip light will go crazy. since the speakers are not producing any sound, is this at all damaging to ANYTHING? also, when the speakers are on, is clipping only really dangerous if the speakers are working near their limit? (i.e. when the master volume is turned up high?) cheers

yes well we are talking about the warwick profet 3.2 head, not an ashdown ABM which i'm sure is FAR better than the warwick.

wow thanks for all the comments guys. Moo, i do the same as you. I just turn the master volume on 10, and use the gain to adjust the overall volume. otherwise it is just too quiet. im a bit frustrated with the clip light, and i tend to push quite far past it. do you think i am doing any damage to the amp or the cab? i cant really hear any difference when it clips, just the light comes on. if the master volume is on 0 (i.e. no output volume), and then you crank the gain past clipping, are you doing any damage? to the head maybe? cheers guys