A short question - Aggie DB112 Input

[Marsik]

Hi there!

Do you know which one is the input?

[warwickhunt]

They are parallel so either will work but... you're better off using #3 the Speakon connector!

[Treb]

Surprised to see two jack inputs on it TBH. As pointed out, if possible use Speakon instead. It is a better way of connecting cabs to amps. Allows for heavier gauge wire to be used (if the application demands it or if you're a show-off).

[Marsik]

Thanks, man!

I know, I know. I use it to connect my second cab but I don't have another speakon-speakon cable at the moment.

[warwickhunt]

I could swear that my DB112's used to have a 'pair' of Speakon connectors... are these very old or very new versions?

[Marsik]

I bought it last week so I believe it's new version. Both of my cabs look the same.

[scalpy]

[quote name='warwickhunt' timestamp='1479243121' post='3175060']
I could swear that my DB112's used to have a 'pair' of Speakon connectors... are these very old or very new versions?
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Mine are getting on a bit but have the same panel. Still swear the tweed improves the tone too.

[Marsik]

Tweed is great when it's new! I felt in love with White Hot finish.

[scalpy]

[quote name='Marsik' timestamp='1479248807' post='3175131']
Tweed is great when it's new! I felt in love with White Hot finish.
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The tweed's holding up fine, I don't think it's the same stuff as old fenders for example. However I am getting footprints on the top of the tweeterless cab, which goes underneath. I'd suspect the white hot finish may be even more susceptible, so careful! Enjoy the cabs though, can't part with mine.

Edited November 16, 2016 by scalpy

[Marsik]

I've seen footprints on tweed cabs as well


When it comes to the white finish you're probably right. That's why I bought covers

Edited November 16, 2016 by Marsik

[crez5150]

Ive got a older pair of DB212 and they are speakon only..... Surprised to see they are only fitting one Speakon but two Jacks nowa days??