External Bass Cab

johnswa

johnswa

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I'd like to take the opportunity to thank the folk on this forum for replying to my impervious requests. I s it safe to put my EBS 4X10 Bass Cab through the FX 11 Kind Regards JB
 
I assume you meaning sending the output of your Axe Fx into your bass cab?

If not then I don't understand the question.
 
unix-guy said:
I assume you meaning sending the output of your Axe Fx into your bass cab?

If not then I don't understand the question.
that's right unix-guy sending it from the output! Was just uncertain about balanced and un-balanced. My guess is to use 1/4" jacks from the un-balanced. Got a wonderful sound on my freatless is all. Thanks for replaying the last time.
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If you are talking about plugging the output of the Axe directly into the EBS cab, it's not going to work. You need a power amp. Axe>power amp>EBS cab.
 
Which outputs depends to a degree in what the you are using to amplify the signal.

You mentioned the Axe Fx and a cabinet, but nothing about an amplifier.
 
johnswa said:
I must come over as the local knobber. It would be amplified by a studio Samson Servo 260 would this amp have the va va zoom to feed a 4 x10" bass cab http://www.samsontech.com/samson/products/power-amplifiers/servo-series/servo260/ I appreciate your time you have given me on this matter. Kind Regards JB
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That amp will work. It's only 130 watts into 4 ohms so it might not keep up in a band situation, especially if the EBS cab is 8 ohms. It doesn't say anything about bridging it but if you can & your cab is not below the minimum ohm rating for bridging, that should give it about 260 watts so it might work in a band situation.

Edit: I checked the Servo-260 manual & it can't be bridged so 130 watts is it.
 
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notalemming said:
That amp will work. It's only 130 watts into 4 ohms so it might not keep up in a band situation, especially if the EBS cab is 8 ohms. It doesn't say anything about bridging it but if you can & your cab is not below the minimum ohm rating for bridging, that should give it about 260 watts so it might work in a band situation.

Edit: I checked the Servo-260 manual & it can't be bridged so 130 watts is it.
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Thanks Mate. I take my hat off. Really. Greetings from the Valleys of Southern Wales UK All good things
 
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