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| Fender princeton 16 ohm speaker? Hi, I have a 68 Fender Princeton reverb. Would it hurt the amp to run it through a 16ohm speaker? Thanks |
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11th May 2007, 06:05 AM
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| It should be ok. Double impedance means half the current load for the same voltage. It should be safe.
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