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it's got a line out, it's a 4ohm combo, will that make a differance to the size of the cab i run it through?!?!

Wait a minute. Do you mean a line out or a speaker out? A line out is usually an out from the pre-amp section. Speaker out is from the power amp section. Just build your cab with speakers totaling 4 ohms.

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Hmm... I just looked at your profile. I'm guessing you haven't learned ohm's law in school yet. Take a look at this thread for some more insight. So basically, you can build/buy either a 2x12 or 4x12 as long as you total 4ohms. It'd depend on the resistance of the speakers you buy. The aforementioned thread has the formula for calculating total resistance.

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I'm not sure that 30 watt combo will move enough air to make a 4-12 cab worthwhile - maybe a single 12 in a Thiele cab would work. You may want to borrow a cab and hook it up to your speaker leads before you spend any money and then find out your amp won't drive the load.

i don't really want to put in 1x12" speaker, becuse the line out stops the speaker inside the amp form making a noise, the only way to get any more power out of it would be to put in 2x12" speakers!!!

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well i know that u can disconect the internal speaker from the back of the combo out of the red socket but what ever u do u will not be able to run the internal speaker at the same time, i know this from my guitar player's marshall 100DFX combo. As for speakers try session, i dont know there web site, how ever i have seen a advert in one of my guitar mags and the cheepest speaker in there is the celstion 70 watt speaker with 96Db rating. It's there buget speaker so its only £25 each. i will try to find the ad and there number. Another goob british site for cab parts is www.wemwatkins.co.uk. i will look into it mor... now where are those links?

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Your Line/Headphone Out (+4dBV) is not capable of driving an extension cabinet. Your only option is to disconnect the internal speaker leads and run them to your cabinet, and I don't think you'll find any improvement in volume. I've checked the manual, and there's no way around the headphone jack shutting down the internal speaker without rewiring, so unless you buy a power amp and speakers, that output won't help you. I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but I've spent a lot of money on ideas that wouldn't work, and I always wished afterwards that somebody had told me before I spent it. Good luck.

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Your Line/Headphone Out (+4dBV) is not capable of driving an extension cabinet. Your only option is to disconnect the internal speaker leads and run them to your cabinet, and I don't think you'll find any improvement in volume. I've checked the manual, and there's no way around the headphone jack shutting down the internal speaker without rewiring, so unless you buy a power amp and speakers, that output won't help you. I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but I've spent a lot of money on ideas that wouldn't work, and I always wished afterwards that somebody had told me before I spent it. Good luck.

ah, so that's y when i tried running it straight through a monitor, it was really quiet!!!

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ah, so that's y when i tried running it straight through a monitor, it was really quiet!!!

Hmm... I asked that a few posts back. It should be easy enough to add an external jack.

And I think 30watts will do fine with a 4x12 cab. I used to plug a 5watt practice amp into an old Sunn 610L (6x10) cab... it actually sounded pretty cool! :D.

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