Any of y'all buy a KHE switcher...

[ZEN Amps]

And then realize you need to make a huge pile of cables as part of the install? Just ordered $200 in supplies to make all the extra signal and speaker cables I'll need but I'm stoked to have easy access to all my heads without swapping cables around.

I realised before, but was still deranged enough to go through with it. It was considerably more than $200, and took me 2 full days to terminate every connector and wire up our wall... but it was worth it.

 

[Ratou]

I try to only have 8 ohm cabs which makes things easy. I run two live but only one at a time at home. I don't know if the KHE allows multiple cabs at once but both my home cabs have the same speakers which I'll probably switch out now that I have the option to switch things around with ease.

You can activate a multi cab mode on the KHE but I'm leaving it deactivated now to avoid any changes in impedance while amps are turned on (if you select another cab, it will add it to the existing one instead of swapping over, therefor changing the total impedance). Found out the hard way that some amps (especially older ones) really don't like to have an impedance change while turned on. Same goes with turning on/off the attenuator in the loop of the KHE, I only turn it on/off while all amps are off for now on.

 

[ripleyripley]

I have an ampete and use one cab and a Fryette power station. I have three heads set up with this system.
This negated the need to run all the effects loop wiring from each head. I use the loop feature in the power station.