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How to use an attenuator on a guitar amp!?
I just got a weber minimass 50 for m traynor ycv40wr, The websites says the Cabinet Impedence is 8 ohms, but the minimum impedence is 4 ohms, so should i put my attenuator at the 8ohms setting or 4 ohms setting?
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- Ken CLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
You could put your attenuator at either setting. Personally, I would run it at 8 ohms, as it will have to dissipate less heat that way.
With an 8 ohm load, your amp can probably produce about 20 watts. If you read the specs closely, you'll see that it can produce up to 40 watts into a 4 ohm load (if you added an extension cabinet).
Good luck.
Greetings from Austin, TX
Ken
Source(s): 40 years of playing guitar and bass 35 years of live performance 30+ years of audio and broadcast engineering
