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Generally you run cabs in parallel so I guess youd need some sort of splitter cable. Of course you need to calculate the parallel impedance so it matches your amp, the most common combination is two 8-ohm cabs in parallel giving 4-ohm which is optimal for the vast majority of amps.

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With something like this

[url="http://www.farnell.com/datasheets/1505063.pdf"]http://www.farnell.com/datasheets/1505063.pdf[/url]

Although this is a 4 pole speakon. I don't know if you'd need to find a 2 pole speakon splitter.

Guest bassman7755
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[quote name='clauster' timestamp='1432814920' post='2785222']
With something like this

[url="http://www.farnell.com/datasheets/1505063.pdf"]http://www.farnell.c...ets/1505063.pdf[/url]

Although this is a 4 pole speakon. I don't know if you'd need to find a 2 pole speakon splitter.
[/quote]

Good find. Looks like it would ok with 2 poles as the poles are just all wired 1:1

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[quote name='Merton' timestamp='1432827890' post='2785386']
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[quote name='MoonBassAlpha' timestamp='1432842256' post='2785577']
Is there room to add another socket in parallel on the cab connector plate?
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Another good call - I did this on one of my Mi10 cabs :)

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The GK Neo 112 IIs have a speakon and a jack. I used them with a Puma 900 by running speakon-speakon into the first cab, then jack-speakon from the first to the second cab.

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