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what does mono/stereo mean on a 4x12 cabinet
Posted by Dixon Forler on Sat, 11/25/00 - 20:17:09.
hey. im shoppin for a half stack, and when i read descriptions on 4x12 cabinets the say stuff like "mono or stereo, mono 4ohms, stereo 8ohms". I was just wondering what is the difference, and what they are. (sorry im a moron). later.
Re: what does mono/stereo mean on a 4x12 cabinet
As far as "mono" and "stereo" are concerned, with a half stack you can only run mono. A full stack is required to run stereo because you will need two separate cabinets. The choice of either 4 or 8 ohms depends on whether you are running one or two cabinets. There is a switch on the back of the head for these choices. If you are using only one cabinet you would switch to 4 ohms, if you had two cabinets it would be 8 ohms.
Re: what does mono/stereo mean on a 4x12 cabinet
: As far as "mono" and "stereo" are concerned, with a half stack you can only run mono. A full stack is required to run stereo because you will need two separate cabinets. The choice of either 4 or 8 ohms depends on whether you are running one or two cabinets. There is a switch on the back of the head for these choices. If you are using only one cabinet you would switch to 4 ohms, if you had two cabinets it would be 8 ohms.
A 4x12 cab can be run stereo. Some Marshall 4x12 cabinets have a switch on the back to do this. All it does is split the left speakers with the right speakers. You can then plug an amp into the left speaker imput for the left speakers or do the same to right. If you have 2 amps, you can run them both at the same time. One left, one right.
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