4 ohm guitar cabinets?

codester

Anyone know of any that can handle 200 watts?

BanditGuitarist1

that depends if the amp head is a 16 ohm head thats 200 watts no. You need to match the ohms with the wattage allowed I belive.

codester

It's a 4 ohm head thats 200 watts.

BanditGuitarist1

then get a 4 ohm cab that has speakers that can handel 200 watts.

codester

I was wondering if anyone knew of any around. I can only find one.

BanditGuitarist1

oh why not build one!

codester

Wouldn't it be kind of pricey though, my budget is somewhat tight.

BanditGuitarist1

well if you made it yourself mybe not mybe it would be,take a look around your local shops and see if you can find a good cab you like that you can afford thats the best idea.

Dunxy

If you want a 2 or 4 speaker cab look for any that are 16ohms, you can rewire them for 4ohms.Just make sure they can handle the power.Be sure that your amp is 200w RMS and not 200w peak, if its peak a 100w rms cab will suffice.

Doog

You can safely run a head with a 4ohm load into a 8 or 16 ohm cab. As long as the cab is equal to or higher than the head's load, it's fine. It won't be quite as efficient as running it with a 4ohm cab, but it'll still sound fine.

Most 4x12s out there are rated over 200w and are 8 or 16 ohms, so would work fine with your amphead.