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well the cab arrived today. I was a little off about the ohms. It has a 16 ohm mono jack and a 4 ohmn mono jack. To run it in stereo you need to run two cables. There are two 8 ohmn jack for it, one for each speaker. Would that be okay to run into the two 4 ohmn jacks on my f50? Right now...

another question. Okay now I realize that the genz benz runs 4 or 16 ohms mono or 8 ohms / side stereo. If I don't want it stereo how could I run it with the combo cab? Also, do any of you like to run your cabs stereo?

okay thanks. May I ask why? Is it a special feature just on certain amps? Not that big of a deal anyways.

Hi, I have a mesa boogie F50 combo amp. I have heard of people pulling out a power tube to lessen the wattage. Does that work without messing anything up? Could someone tell me about it? Is it safe to do? Anything else you need to do? THanks.

thanks a lot guys. Can't wait till I get the new cab. Shipped yesterday so it should be here buy the end of the week I hope.

Hello. I am getting a Genz Benz 2x12 ported cab to go with my mesa F 50 combo. The genz benz has 4,8, or 16 ohms connections. The mesa has two 4 ohms out and one 8 ohms(combo speaker is connected to this one). What would be the best way to hook up the cab? Also if I were to have both cabs...

I ordered one from musicians friend on August 5th and still havent gotten it yet! I know they were moving and got backed up but still. Anyways.. yeah I can't wait till I get it. I'm very interested to hear it with my Mesa F50 amp. Right now i'm just using the combo speaker. As far as metal...

I've decided to get a cab for my f50 after being approved on a musicians friend platinum card with a 700 limit. I play extreme metal in b tuning. I'll be using this for recording mainly. I want to get a 2x12 cab in the 700 price range. They don't carry mesa at MF so that's out. I was...

well it's really not for extra gain but for the other reasons i've mentioned. It does a great job of tightening up amps and adding clarity. This trick has been used on many modern recordings. Worth giving it a shot anyways. An eq in the loop is also nice to have. I usually add some bass...

You should try putting a tubescreamer pedal in front of the amp. Put the gain all the way down and the level all the way(or most of the way) up with the tone knob in the middle or maybe slightly to the left. This tightens up the amp a lot. It'll get rid of the flubbiness and give you more...