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Permalink Reply by GARAGE HERMIT on January 15, 2012 at 5:13am

oily,

yes, think i will try out different combo's of the speaker's i've got, wont hurt anything, and wont take very long to do,

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Permalink Reply by GARAGE HERMIT on January 16, 2012 at 9:08am

well tried every permutation i could, they all sounded rubbish, the best sound was from the 8"  4ohm speaker that came with the amp, lol,,

so i can either use that, or splash out on a 12" speaker, i've seen some new ones on ebay, the price seem's reasonable at £26.00 ( $40.00 ) they're rated at 4ohm's, but 300 watt's ,  would my little 15 watt amp work with it, ?? 

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Permalink Reply by Printer2 on January 16, 2012 at 2:07pm

Speaker wattage says what it can handle, a 300w 8 ohm speaker is no different for an amp to drive than a 15w 8 ohm speaker.

Now as far as a 300w speaker, doubt it would be good for guitar. No guitar speaker that is of a reasonable cost (actually I do not know any) will handle that much power. That is just a marketing ploy for someone whop sells crap. If you are at all serious, do a little research on guitar speaker that are available to you, listen to any on youtube, ask or read posts in different forums. Don't throw your money away.

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Permalink Reply by GARAGE HERMIT on January 18, 2012 at 8:05am

here's the cabinet i'm making for the amp & speaker, loosely based on an early "crate" amp, bought some reclaimed fence panel pine, attacked it with a file and blowtorch, then coated it with some spanish mahogany wax stain paste, just waiting for the metal corner piece's to arrive, found an old lifting handle in the garage that'll work fine,,

 

 

 

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Permalink Reply by GARAGE HERMIT on January 18, 2012 at 8:07am

pic,

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