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I have a Peavey TKO 400 watt combo which has been doing me great so far, nice and loud and produces the sounds I like. But as I use it so often for practice and gigs I want to make sure I get as much life out of it as possible and take some pressure of the 1x15 speaker that's built in so I was thinking about getting an extension cab.

I've read up that i need a cab that has a tolerance of no less than 8ohms but im not sure on what cab would be best to get, I read somewhere that another 1x15 is the best option but having no experience I wouldn't know if that's true, also what kind of wattage would I need to be looking at?

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You`ll need an 8ohm cab that is capable of at least 200 watts, as the amp will send half of the 400 watts to each speaker cab.

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[quote name='Phil Starr' timestamp='1374046750' post='2144494']
If you like the sound then buy a matching Peavey speaker TKO 115, anything else will change the sound.
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Yep, that`s the best way.

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