As I am useless with this stuff!
I have a cab with 2 x G12K100 celestions, used it for years and it's always sounded great.
Looking on the Celestion site they only seem available in 8ohm versions so safe to assume they are indeed 8 ohm (I'm such a detective).
The cab is currently rated at 4 ohm, how that is achieved I don't know, (it's a Matamp cab built for me by Geoff whilst I made tea incidentally, very good quality)
I'm hoping it could be rewired to be an 8 ohm cab, is this doable? If so, who does this stuff? Amp techs I assume?
Cheers very much you lovely bunch.
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If the wires are attached to them with push-connectors, you can do it yourself. If they’re soldered on you will need someone who can, assuming you can’t! It should be only a 5 minute job assuming the back of the cab comes off easily.
"Take these three items, some WD-40, a vise grip, and a roll of duct tape. Any man worth his salt can fix almost any problem with this stuff alone." - Walt Kowalski
"Only two things are infinite - the universe, and human stupidity. And I'm not sure about the universe." - Albert Einstein
If push on tabs THERE IS A HOLE in each tag that releases it, push in a spike or a very wee jewellers driver.
Just main force could rip the pigtails out of the cones. Celestion push conns are 5mm, not the more common 6mm. Maplin do them and you can make up new leads with a pair of pliers or a wee vice if you don't want to buy a crimp tool for a one off job.
Dave.