Running mismatched OHM cabinets.

[fishyfishfish]

So going by this thread, if my cabs are 16 ohm and 8 ohm I should be running both of them into the 4 ohm inputs of my 2:90?

16 should go into 8, 8 into 4ohm if mono, and no I didn't
Read the whole thread

 

[rupe]

So going by this thread, if my cabs are 16 ohm and 8 ohm I should be running both of them into the 4 ohm inputs of my 2:90?

16 should go into 8, 8 into 4ohm if mono, and no I didn't
Read the whole thread

Wrong...he would use the two 4ohm outputs as he suggested if running mono.

 

[AmpliFIRE]

So going by this thread, if my cabs are 16 ohm and 8 ohm I should be running both of them into the 4 ohm inputs of my 2:90?

16 should go into 8, 8 into 4ohm if mono, and no I didn't
Read the whole thread

Wrong...he would use the two 4ohm outputs as he suggested if running mono.

I'm running both cabs as mono with the a Digitech RP1000 for stereo FX (using the Quad's stereo FX loop).

 

[rupe]

So going by this thread, if my cabs are 16 ohm and 8 ohm I should be running both of them into the 4 ohm inputs of my 2:90?

16 should go into 8, 8 into 4ohm if mono, and no I didn't
Read the whole thread

Wrong...he would use the two 4ohm outputs as he suggested if running mono.

I'm running both cabs as mono with the a Digitech RP1000 for stereo FX (using the Quad's stereo FX loop).

What I wrote 2 posts ago is what you want if you're using both sides of the 2:90

 

[russoloco]

It will work just fine. Impedance is a frequency dependent. You will have more power at certain frequencies going through the 8 ohm speakers. You will be just fine. I can't say for the "tone" as tone is a very subjective "measurement".