Ampeg Speaker Cabinets L Pad Attenuator and Crossover
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- Ampeg Product Specialist, Dino Monoxelos explains the function of the L Pad attenuator on all of our cabinets that feature HF horns. Also talks about the importance of using Neutrik Speakons connectors as well as the function of our horn protection circuitry.
You saved my cabinet thank you
My Ampeg cab only has 1/4" connectors. Thanks for telling me I'm only getting a half decent connection.
Very helpful!
Thanks
Whos here in 2024? 🎉❤
1:39 "I could pull this cabinet of my desk!" This is a great argument *against* using speakons!
Thank you!!
Hahaha last weekend a friend told me that! Your amp is on fire!!
@Alexzander Alfred Me too, and some times I use gnula.
You can’t run speakon cables from the Ampeg V4B head to a 4 x 10 cab cause it wasn’t build with a speakon outlet. Good one Ampeg
They don’t want to yank your head off the amp if someone pulls that cable. The speakon connection is mainly for the cab. There is cables that are 1/4 inch on one side and speakon on the other end. I have many. For mono or stereo too
Any tips on why the hell only the right two side woofers on my barely played 410 HLF classic are not working , I’ve tried EVERYTHING
On some cabinets, they have I Mono and Stereo options I guess. What's so special or different about the two?
nice video/. thanks 1000% thanks
I have a SVT 1540HE cabinet and the horn attenuator has been bypassed due to damage to the rotary switch. Called Loud Technologies for the part; no longer available. Can you assist me in either 1) finding the rotary switch, 2) ideas to modify the x-over with a different switch, 3) obtaining a x-over that is compatible with this cabinet?
Any help would be appreciated, Thanks
Hello, do you know where I could find a replacement panel assembly? Not sure if I'll find a technician that will be able to fix a broken connection on mine. May need to replace the entire panel and assembly
Is it true that if you turn the horn all the way OFF to the left ... it can be damaged? I dont use it at all and have it turn it down all the way to the left, bor a warmer sound because Im a pick player... can I damage something? Thanks
FN-2187 Not at all. It allows you to have that vintage vibe with it all they say off Vs. A more modern sound.
not exactly an ampeg question, can i have an attenuator without a crossover?
Yes, but it would attenuate the whole signal.
Have there been any problems with fhe newer CHINESE MADE units? 500/1000peak 410-HLF Classic
i'd like to know which PF cabs project the best
How and where can I can purchase the bulbs??
they are fuses you can get them at any auto parts store
How can I order one?? I need A new one for my Ampeg Bass Cabinet PR-410HLF 4X10.
Thanks
Check out fliptops dot net.
I removed screws from the back panel of my SVT410HLF, but the panel didnt came off. I tried to pick it off, but did risk to push it too much not to damage anuthing, it felt like the panel was stil screwd on. I checked, but i sure removed all screws aroud the edge of the panel. Am i doing something wrong?
Use a flat screwdriver and pry it open.
@@ericturcotte3131 thanks, ill try it
There would be NO difference in soud between physicaly disconnected tweeter and turned down using L-Pad. No need to disconnect it IMO.
If i wanted to disable my horn in my ampeg 610, what wire would i dissconnect?
The black and red wires directly on the horn.
The blue and white are for the woofers.
gimme a fuckin break on the speakon connectors. jesus
240P....
no it isn´t, do it again....