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12th April 2009, 11:49 AM
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Re: could my boss gt6 blow up a 1200w beringer PA head????
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Nice to have my idea confirmed, I've never heard of that with Boss pedals, but the problem pointed towards it.
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19th April 2009, 08:26 PM
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Apart from the Boss pedal - what else is common to the set up when 3 different amps have been used - and shut down?
Check the speaker and the wiring to it - make sure that it is OK. If you have a meter - switch it to a low ohms range and measure across the jack plug that would be plugged into the amp(s) - with the speaker connected to the other end. How many ohms do you read?
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