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Can I use a Guitar Cabinet for bass?
I have a 4x12 Hayden guitar cabinet. Can I run it through a PA and use it for my bass at gigs?
guitar speakers are NOT designed to handle the lower bass frequencies for any extended length of time. Bass speakers have a much larger Voice Coil and are designed to move much more than guitar speakers. Also, bass speakers are usually ran at a 4 ohm load and guitar speakers are usually 8 ohm load. Running bass through your guitar 4-12 can seriously damage the speakers and blow out the voice coils. You should be able to run your bass direct into the P.A. at a gig without the risk of blowing out your guitar cab. The best method is to use a D.I. box for the bass. The bass runs into the D.I. box then the D.I. box runs to the P.A. with a mic cable. The D.I. splits the signal so that it is fed into the P.A. and also back out to a bass amp. If your P.A has 15" cabs with horns then you should have enough bass signal from the P.A. just don't turn it too loud. P.A. speakers are what is known as "full range" speakers, they can handle the low frequencies. Guitar speakers are designed for a mid range application and cannot handle extended low end for any serious length of time.