Changing cab impedance

[throwoff]

I have just bought a Hartke Transporter 410 which has 4 alu coned 8ohm drivers.

Ideally I want a 4ohm cab

Can I rewire the inside to make it 4ohm, I am sure I can but not sure how.

Can anyone point me in the right direction.

[throwoff]

And as I ask google tells me no!

I can get 32 or 2!

Oh well!

[xgsjx]

Why do you want to make it a 4Ω cab? You most likely wont notice any difference in volume unless your amp is a 2Ω job. If so, sell your cab & get a 4Ω (or add another 8Ω cab)

[dannybuoy]

I think you can only get 2, 8, or 32 with 4x 8ohm drivers. Only way to change is to replace the speakers, so you may as well buy another cab!

[flyfisher]

You could probably do it by disconnecting two of the speakers . . .

[subrob]

2 in series, paralled with two others in parallel would get you to about 3.2 ohms. expect the two in parallel to need replacing first, tho. this is no better than 2 ohm, as far as your amps health is concerned, really, so to echo the previous, stick with what you've got theOP. if you need more umph, consider picking up a small light single 15 with an 8 ohm driver, pop it underneath.