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How do you connect two 4 ohm cabinets to an Epiphone Valve Jr. Head?

I have two 4 ohm cabs and one Epiphone Valve Jr. head. How do I connect the two cabs to the head??

You’ll have to connect them serially, which is a little difficult if neither of the cabs are wired to do it.

It’ll take some tricky wiring to do it right if your cabs don’t already have that option…. try googling “modify guitar cab serial wiring”, perhaps?

Saul

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