Hi there, just to be clear, I need an AMP head to speaker cabinet cable for my Marshall jcm 900 stack, will this work? thanks Shaun
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Yes, still1/4" jack the big deal is the larger dia. wire more copper less resistance, cleaner sound (truer highs and lows) my bass thought 500 watt Ampeg sounds better with this cable then the 3 foot stock cable
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Absolutely! 3 feet will be perfect for a single head and cabinet, go with a six foot length to give you the flexibility for an additional head or cabinet. Great cable!
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No that's what the amp for. I just bought the correct wiring kit for the amp and speakers these Pyle hit hard. lots of bass. good luck. Just remember to ground your amp correctly
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I have this speaker-amp combination. If the banana plugs fit, your speaker wire choice looks great.
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Itll work perfectly im running a 1600 Hifonics Zeus on these wires. But if you want to seriously help with quality buy thicker speaker wire to run from amp to the subs itll help keep the amp cool.
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This shouldn't be a problem at all. I use a number of different amp heads with this cab and they all sound great. Just be sure to match the ohms setting from the amp head to the one on the cab.
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Yea a standard 1/4" guitar cable will work for you, Bruce. The output you're going to want to use for the drum machine is the one identified as "phones" on the back of the machine. Have fun!
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One 4 ohm cabinet per side, YES. My amp is quiet and sounds great. Use short shielded [like six inch] cables from mixer to amp. For a 20 foot speaker distance use 14AWG cable. For the AC mains extension power cord use 12/3. Rule No. 1: never run a solid state amp at full volume aka "on 10" as they can peak/distort and blow your speakers. And just an aside, I never run any amp at 2 ohms load per side or 4 ohms load bridged, I don't care what brand or power rating, it's just asking for trouble. 4 ohms per stereo side is OK.
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I run an instrument cable from the carpenter jack to a Boss GE-7 equalizer pedal - then from the pedal with an instrument cable to my amp or PA mixer. Works great. You want to use a solid state (not tube) ampifier with this.
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Take your your amp to the stereo store they will tell you if that will work, that what I did to my amp, it depend on how many bridge and channel you have? I don't know what you have on your amp?
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Are you trying to put this at the output of an amplifier? You may end up with a low impedance problem which can load down the output of an amplifier and cause things to get hot and burn up. Remember, this is a mono cable. You do not have "left & "right". Just "left mono" only, even though it's a "Y" split. If your amplifier wants to see 8 ohms (speaker) and you put 4 ohms instead (that is, two speakers wired in parallel), you can damage your amp. You may email about electronic questions at Linuxguy5@hotmail.com
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You could use two of this particular MediaBridge cable to connect your radio/tuner to your amp, however, this cable is actually intended to connect the subwoofer out on your amp/receiver to the appropriate input on a subwoofer. Bit heavy to use as a patch cord. Since you describe the intended application as being left/right RCA out to left/right RCA in, I would suggest that a standard L/R double ended RCA stereo patch cord of the appropriate length should suffice. I believe MediaBridge offers a good one.
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It will not work through the big plug, it's not wired that way. Unless you have other reasons for using this particular cable, you would be better off buying a patch cable like this Cables Unlimited AUD-1100-06 6 feet 3.5 MM Male to Male Stereo Cable and a mono 3.5mm to 1/4" adapter. You could buy the adpaters for this wire, but go from the 'headphone out' jack to the amp.
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You need a cabinet, because the amp has to have an ohm load on it. If you want to just use headphones, you need a headphone amp.
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I use this cable for stereo rca connection. For subwoofer i have the " Monster MC 450SW-4M EU Subwoofer 450sw High Performance Cable-"
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First check the output impediance of the Line 6 spider head. Then check the total impediance of the 4X12 Cab, if they are compatible this is the cable you use because it is SPEAKER cable vs guitar signal cable.
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I don't see and easy way to connect an auxiliary speaker/cabinet. There are 1 - 1/4 inch Foot-switch, 1- Guitar (input),1- USB connector and a 1- small (1/8th inch stereo?) headphone output. Nothing on the back other than 1 - three prong AC input jack
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Nope--will work with any amp. Your instrument plugs into this unit. Out put goes into your amp. You will need 2 cables.