ok, today i was moving my amp out of the way to get to something behind it, and i noticed that the switch was on 16omhs, but i have a 4 ohm cabinet. normally im not a retard. i have no idea how it got on 16ohms, but apparently its been there for some time now. ive never noticed the amp (a 5150 btw) operating funny, and it sounds as good as it ever has. have i damaged anything internally by doing this? i feel like such an idiot
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16ohm amp > 4 ohm cab, did i hurt it?
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Re: 16ohm amp > 4 ohm cab, did i hurt it?
seems like you indeed got lucky. a guy i know used to run his marshall at 4 ohms using two 4 ohm 412 cabs for like 1 year or so, without any problems. if the marshall can take a beating like that, the 5150 should as well [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]
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Re: 16ohm amp > 4 ohm cab, did i hurt it?
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i feel bad. haha. which part of the amp did i hurt by doing this? the power supply?
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If it doesn't smell and it didn't smoke, you didn't do anything to it but if you want to know, it would be your transformer that would have went. It didn't, so you are cool.
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Re: 16ohm amp > 4 ohm cab, did i hurt it?
On a side note, but still in the same vain. I am running an 8 0hm cab and a 16 ohm cab, is this possible and what ohm setting do I out it on. I have had no trouble and I have it set on 8 ohms for now. Thanks-Jack.
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