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Re: Marshall modification [message #26992 is a reply to message #26989] Thu, 17 February 2005 12:57 Go to previous message
Damir is currently offline  Damir
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Well, I`m not familiar with this amp, but some general info that can be useful?!:-) We need more details - if I`m right, it`s the combo bass amp, SS output amp. We need impedance of the original speaker, and is this amp has additional speaker output? If the original speaker is 8 Ohms, and you can use this amp with additional 8-Ohms cabinet (4 Ohms total), then you can "gain" your output and dispersion of sound a little. But, if you can`t use another box in parallel with existing speaker (see manual!), then your only chance is to find "monster" bass-guitar speaker with larger sensitivity (W/m) then original:-).
Another option (without selling this amp and buying something more powerfull) is using line-out, additional "slave" power amp + box(es). But, if you really need more volume, start looking for another amp + big box(es). Hope that helps a little...:-)

 
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