NJE Posted April 16, 2014 Posted April 16, 2014 I will try and keep this as simple as possible, I have a tonehammer 350 with one speakon out and two aguilar db112 cabs which have speakon and two jacks. I know I need to daisy chain the cabs but does it matter how? I have one speakon to speakon cable and one jack to speakon, can I take speakon out to speakon on cab 1 and then go jack to speakon on the second cab? Basically do I need to match connectors, so go speakon to speakon and then jack to jack to link the cabs or does it not matter where I connect the two cabs? God I am confused. Quote
johnny_frog Posted April 16, 2014 Posted April 16, 2014 Either Speakon to speakon from amp to cab1 then jack to speakon from cab 1 to cab 2 or Speakon to jack from amp to cab 1 then speakon to speakon from cab 1 to cab 2 Shouldn't make any difference Quote
NancyJohnson Posted April 16, 2014 Posted April 16, 2014 Some Speakon out sockets have the facility to take a regular 1/4 inch jack plug in the centre, so check this first. You can get Speakon to 1/4 inch jack cables. Try OBBM...he does mine. You should just be about to take an output from your head into one of the jack sockets in cabinet #1 then take a jack out (from the second socket) into cabinet #2. Quote
NJE Posted April 17, 2014 Author Posted April 17, 2014 Thanks chaps, I gave it a go and it seems to work fine. What I was concerned about was mixing connectors, I saw a post on talk bass that said I should go Speakon from head to cab 1, and then only use jack to jack to connect the two cabs. I thought doing it any other way and mixing connectors might mess something up. I might still buy another jack-jack lead as a spare just in case. Quote
dannybuoy Posted April 17, 2014 Posted April 17, 2014 They're all connected together, so it shouldn't matter. Any output socket of the amp -> any cable that fits -> any socket that fits on the cab -> any cable that fits in any remaining sockets -> any socket that fits on the second cab! Quote
lurksalot Posted April 18, 2014 Posted April 18, 2014 The only observation I would make is that speaker cable with jacks is different to instrument cable with jacks , so if you are using a bit of power through them ,I would make sure you have speaker cable. Speakon to Jack should be fine as it will be spec'd as a speaker cable. Quote
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