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01-13-2020, 07:54 PM
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Switching out an 8 ohm speaker for a 4 ohm
I got a little Peavy portable amp at an auction, and it works OK, but I also have a 4 ohm bass speaker of the same physical size. Since I'm going to be using the amp mostly with an acoustic bass, I was wondering if I could get away with switching out one speaker for another one (the existing speaker is 8 ohm).
Back when I was a sprout in the tube days, that would be too much of a mismatch in impedance, but I've been told that it's not so critical anymore what with solid state circuitry. Is this true?
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Yamaha FG-411-12 String Oscar Teller 7119 classical (built in 1967) and a bunch of guitars and mandolins I've made ... OM, OO, acoustic bass, cittern, octave mandolin, mandola, etc. ... some of which I've kept. 
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