Guthrie Govan Discussion

[Simgj]

Hi Guys, Just wondering if anyone could give me some advice! Am currently using cornford roadhouse 30 head with the 8 ohm cornford cab. I want a smaller cab but the 8 ohm cab seems to be the smallest cab cornford make, can anyone reccommend an equally as good quality cab as the cornford but with 4 ohms? and how much of a difference to the actual sound would it make, if any? Thanks!

Simgj

[d-street]

4 ohms would not mean that the cab is quieter, if anything 4 ohms is louder. 16 ohms would be quieter. But it doesn't really matter, the difference wouldn't be very noticeable.

If you want lower volume you can use a cabinet with less speakers. Or if you're cabinet only has one speaker you could replace it with a smaller wattage speaker, although a speaker with very low wattage could blow if it's pushed too hard. An attenuator would be you're best bet if volume is the issue.

If you mean you want a smaller cab as in the physical size of it well I'm afraid cabs don't get smaller than 1x12.

[sumis]

[lydian_b7]

Hi,
I'm using my Roadhouse 30 with Orange PPC 112 cab.
It is 16 ohm and it has Vintage 30 speaker same as the original cornford cab.
It sounds great! I can reccommend it... : )