Lucamo wrote:Fuck.
Is there some sort of special power matching you need to do for heads and cabs? I don't wanna buy some random old head down the road, and find that I need to get some special rare cab.
Speakers are rated for a certain wattage and impedance which is measured in Ohms. Most cabs are rated 4ohm, 8ohm or 16ohm. You can change the impedance by changing how the speakers inside a cab are wired, depending on their individual impedance and how many there are. It's not like every head has it's own special proprietary matching cab.
So if you have a 4ohm, 100w head, you want to match it with a cab that has speakers that are wired for 4ohm and rated for at least 100 combined watts.
I just bought a Traynor YGL-3 Mark III, which is the one up there. It's got a cool, soupy verb and a decent tremolo. I also have a Sunn 100s that I compared it too. I like the clean of the Traynor more, but the overdrive is better on the Sunn. Sounds pretty ripping though. It's pretty dang loud. It needs at least a 2x12 to justify it. I kinda want to get a 1x15 or a 4x12 for it.
It's also heavy as fuck. And both the trannies are on one side so it's off-balance, making it awkward to carry.
All the research that I did on it before I bought it made it out to be pretty baller. I like it so far but I got it on Sunday and I haven't had a chance to really put it through the paces.