stompbox64
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So I just picked up 2 EVM12L Black Label editions (16 Ohms) and put them in a 2x12 Bandmaster Cab at 8 Ohms.
However, when I hit my distortion pedals (staged to get louder as each one is kicked on) I no longer get louder, just a change on the distortion tone. The old speakers were Celestion V30's.
I have a significantly large signal path prior to going into either:
1. 1969 Fender Dual Showman Reverb
2. Marshall JVM210H (yeah I know, new stuff, but I like the clean on the clean channel).
3. Marshall 1959 HW Head.
4. Boogie Lone Star
Signal Path:
Guitar (Gibson 335 or Fender Jag CP HH) - Fulldrive II (clean boost) - Fulltone TR100 - Fulltone Bassdrive Mosfet - Fulltone OCD - Box of Rock - Wah - Boss Space Echo - Line6 Verbzilla - Fulltone Supatrem
Anyone know what's going on? Is it that the 300 watts per speaker change is reducing the Decibels at the same wattage?
However, when I hit my distortion pedals (staged to get louder as each one is kicked on) I no longer get louder, just a change on the distortion tone. The old speakers were Celestion V30's.
I have a significantly large signal path prior to going into either:
1. 1969 Fender Dual Showman Reverb
2. Marshall JVM210H (yeah I know, new stuff, but I like the clean on the clean channel).
3. Marshall 1959 HW Head.
4. Boogie Lone Star
Signal Path:
Guitar (Gibson 335 or Fender Jag CP HH) - Fulldrive II (clean boost) - Fulltone TR100 - Fulltone Bassdrive Mosfet - Fulltone OCD - Box of Rock - Wah - Boss Space Echo - Line6 Verbzilla - Fulltone Supatrem
Anyone know what's going on? Is it that the 300 watts per speaker change is reducing the Decibels at the same wattage?