lancer.303
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I have a unique set-up this weekend where I would like to daisy chain a second guitar cabinet to the other side of our small stage area. I have a few high quality 5 foot speaker cables, but nothing longer and I need a run of about 10 feet. Is it safe to use a 1/4" TRS coupler (female to female coupler) linking together two 5' cables for this purpose? I prefer not to buy an extra long extension cable for this one-time use if I don't have to. I am well aware of the hazards of using shielded instrument-type cable for cabinet runs, but am not sure if a TRS coupler introduces similar hazards.
Yes, both my speaker cables will be of identical quality and gauge, and the total impedance of the cabinets (both rated 8 ohms) will not be below the 4ohm rated output from my amplifier head.
Yes, both my speaker cables will be of identical quality and gauge, and the total impedance of the cabinets (both rated 8 ohms) will not be below the 4ohm rated output from my amplifier head.