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Q & A / Re: Help with Sunn concert bass
« Last post by Isaac on April 17, 2023, 11:12:41 am »400w sounds high to me.
The original Concert Bass amp was 150w into 4 ohms. The next generation was rated at 2 ohms, but some knowledgeable people have advised against running it at 2 ohms. As you mentioned 2 ohms, I'm assuming that you have the newer (late 70s) version. Figure 200w at 4 ohms, not much more at 2 ohms. I wouldn't risk it.
For myself, I'd run one 4 ohm cabinet or two 8 ohm cabs.
As for the Celestion K15T, this conversation on TalkBass doesn't speak highly of it: https://www.talkbass.com/threads/celestion-speaker-specs.607781/
The original Concert Bass amp was 150w into 4 ohms. The next generation was rated at 2 ohms, but some knowledgeable people have advised against running it at 2 ohms. As you mentioned 2 ohms, I'm assuming that you have the newer (late 70s) version. Figure 200w at 4 ohms, not much more at 2 ohms. I wouldn't risk it.
For myself, I'd run one 4 ohm cabinet or two 8 ohm cabs.
As for the Celestion K15T, this conversation on TalkBass doesn't speak highly of it: https://www.talkbass.com/threads/celestion-speaker-specs.607781/