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brothershamus
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Joined: 08 Jun 2005
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 Posted: Wed Jun 08, 2005 1:56 pm Post subject: modifying ohms of your amp? |
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hey peoples!
its my first post and just wanna say that this is a great board.
well my question concerns my traynor YGL III head 100 watter. its ohmage is currently @ 4 ohms. ive been thinking about getting 2x12 for this from avatar. the problems is that i also own a blues jr. and pro jr, which are @ 8ohms, and i would like the extension cab to be usable for all three amps. If i have a tech modify the traynor to 8ohms will this effect the tone in any way. will it cause any problems in the future? or should i just leave it as is?
appreciate any responses
thanks
brothershamus
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Pemobian
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Joined: 12 May 2005
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| Wouldn't buying a cabinet that supports both ohm ratings be much easier than modifying the amp? |
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roknroll
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Joined: 04 Aug 2005
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Location: NY
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Hi
I know you don't want this answer but your better off just getting 2 cabs. Otherwise your going to have to pay for an output transformer change.
Or bite the bullet and have a 4-8-16 ohm OT put in.
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