While spelunking through the basement of misfit toys, I excavated a couple of old speaker cabs (an old 4-10 Marshall from the 70s, Traynor 4-12 etc) but I have no idea what impedance the cabs are. Is there a way to check the impedance with a multimeter, or do I have to rip the backs off and trace the wiring? for that matter there's a pair of mesa 2-12 splits splitstacks and a Mesa 4-12 split splitstack that I don't know the impedance of either (I've always plugged them into 4 ohms jacks but I'm not sure if that's correct. Nothings blown up yet lol).
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While spelunking through the basement of misfit toys, I excavated a couple of old speaker cabs (an old 4-10 Marshall from the 70s, Traynor 4-12 etc) but I have no idea what impedance the cabs are. Is there a way to check the impedance with a multimeter, or do I have to rip the backs off and trace the wiring? for that matter there's a pair of mesa 2-12 splits splitstacks and a Mesa 4-12 split splitstack that I don't know the impedance of either (I've always plugged them into 4 ohms jacks but I'm not sure if that's correct. Nothings blown up yet lol).
Thanks for any guidance you can provide.
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