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Radial Engineering Tonebone Cab-Link

$149.99 Price Tier: Budget

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In the Guitar Amplifier Cabinets category, Radial Engineering Tonebone Cab-Link is priced in the Budget/Beginner range. This is great gear to get started with or for creators on a budget.

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Elevate your guitar rig with the Radial Engineering Tonebone Cab-Link, a must-have tool for musicians who crave flexibility and power in their sound setup. This ingenious cabinet merger allows you to connect a single amplifier output to two speaker cabinets seamlessly, supporting both series and parallel configurations. Whether you're working with a 4-ohm or 16-ohm amplifier, the Cab-Link adapts without a hitch, ensuring your equipment operates at peak performance.

The Cab-Link is designed with a passive system that requires no external power, making it an effortless addition to your amp setup. Its durable solid-steel chassis ensures it can withstand the rigors of the road, while the compact design allows it to blend unobtrusively into your gear stack. With the ability to handle up to 400 watts, this device is as tough as it is versatile.

Adding to its versatility, the Cab-Link features an additional line output for connecting to another amplifier or effects chain, providing endless creative possibilities for your sound. The easy-to-follow guide on the chassis takes the guesswork out of setup, ensuring a smooth experience whether you're in the studio or on stage.

Key Features:

Connects a single amplifier output to two speaker cabinets
Offers series and parallel configurations to match amp and cabinet impedance ratings
Compact, passive design requires no external power
Includes an additional line output for connecting to another amplifier or effects chain
Durable solid-steel chassis handles up to 400 watts
Easy-to-follow guide on top of the unit's chassis for straightforward setup

Product specs

Type	Radial Cabinet Switcher
Inputs	1 x 1/4" (amp series), 1 x 1/4" (amp parallel)
Outputs	2 x 1/4" (cabinet A, cabinet B), 1 x 1/4" (line out)
Power Source	Passive (up to 400W handling)
Height	1.38"
Width	4.63"
Depth	3.25"
Weight	1.16 lbs.

FAQs

How does the Radial Engineering Tonebone Cab-Link connect an amp head to two cabinets?: The Cab-Link is a passive device that allows you to connect a single amplifier head to two speaker cabinets, operating in either series or parallel configuration depending on the impedance requirements of your setup.
What is the power handling capability of the Radial Cab-Link?: The Radial Cab-Link can handle up to 400 Watts, making it suitable for high-power amplifier setups without the need for an external power source.
Can the Radial Cab-Link be used for combining cabinets with different impedance ratings?: Yes, the Cab-Link can be configured to work in series or parallel, allowing you to match the impedance of your amplifier and cabinets for optimal performance.
Does the Radial Cab-Link require any external power to operate?: No, the Radial Cab-Link is a completely passive device and does not require any external power to function.
What are the input and output connections available on the Radial Cab-Link?: The Radial Cab-Link features 1/4" inputs for amp series and parallel connections, and 1/4" outputs for connecting two speaker cabinets and a line out.

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PROS

Compact, sturdy design with a solid build quality
Allows connection of multiple cabinets to amps with limited outputs
Provides both series and parallel connection options for impedance management
Includes a line-out jack for amps without one, enhancing functionality
Highly versatile, suitable for various performance setups
No degradation in tone when using multiple cabinets
Simple, clear schematics on the box for easy setup
Does not require power to function
Constructed with high-quality materials for durability
Protects equipment by managing cabinet connections safely

CONS

Does not perform impedance matching; requires careful amp impedance management
Users must ensure correct impedance settings to avoid equipment damage

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Orange Crush amps are not rated for 4-ohm loads, requiring careful matching with cabinet impedance to avoid damage.
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Features and functionality

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The EVH 5150 III includes a switch for 4, 8, or 16-ohm outputs, offering greater flexibility in cab pairing compared to the Orange.
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Radial Engineering's Switchbone ABY pedal is suggested for eliminating phase and ground loop issues when using two amps.
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Running a wet/dry setup is recommended: Orange for clean tones and EVH 5150 for overdrive, using separate cabs.
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Mods and upgrades

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Rewiring a cabinet to 8 ohms per side can accommodate both amps, but requires expertise in speaker wiring.
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Testing each amp individually in stereo mode can confirm correct speaker separation and avoid accidental damage.
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over 6 years ago

Amazing Solution for Combining Speakers

Originally, I had bought the Marshall MG15CFXMS with the head and two 10" speaker cabinets. I upgraded the factory speakers with Celestions, but I was still not satisfied with the tone from the solid-state Marshall. I am just a bedroom jammer, so I wanted something small and portable, but still something that wouldn't disappoint on tone. So I got ahold of an Orange Micro Dark. This thing is small in size, but HUGE in tone, and the buffered effects loop is the icing on the cake. Fantastic little amp. BUT HERE'S THE RUB: Only a single speaker output. I'm not an amp technician of any kind, so I had no desire to go in and start splicing wires and daisy-chaining stuff on the chance that I did something wrong. I did NOT want to fry my newly acquired amp, or the speakers. A good six months worth of research led me to the Radial CabLink. This little indestructible box creates a safe parallel or series connection (depending on your setup) to run multiple cabinets from a single output. My Orange is now powering both cabinets, and it is nothing short of pure crazy gain-filled awesomeness. Can't say enough about this. As is the case with all of Radial's products, this thing is built like a tank, and is more than roadworthy. Love my Bone!

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