Transform your amp setup with ease using the Radial Tonebone CabLink. This ingenious speaker cabinet merger allows you to connect a single amplifier output to two speaker cabinets, providing flexibility in both series and parallel configurations. Whether you're looking to create a full-stack monster or simply want to experiment with different soundscapes, the CabLink is your ticket to sonic versatility.

Its passive design means no external power is needed, so you can focus on playing without any extra hassle. The CabLink's intuitive layout features an easy-to-follow guide right on the unit, ensuring you can match your amp and cabinet impedance ratings without any guesswork. With a solid-steel chassis, this little powerhouse can handle up to 400 watts, making it as robust as it is compact.

For those looking to expand their rig even further, the CabLink offers an additional line output, allowing seamless integration with another amplifier or effects chain. Whether you're a seasoned performer or just starting out, the CabLink makes building your ultimate guitar rig straightforward and exciting.

Key Features:

• Connect a single amplifier output to two speaker cabinets
• Series or parallel configurations for matching amp and cabinet impedance ratings
• Easy-to-follow setup guide on the unit's top
• Additional line output for connecting to another amplifier or effects chain
• Compact, passive design requires no external power
• Durable solid-steel chassis handles up to 400 watts

FAQs:

What is the Radial Tonebone Cab-Link?
The Radial Tonebone Cab-Link is a passive speaker cabinet merger. It lets you safely connect a single amplifier output to two speaker cabinets at once, ensuring correct impedance matching without requiring multiple amp outputs.

What problem does the Cab-Link solve?

• Lets you use two cabinets with an amp that has only one speaker output
  
• Handles impedance matching via series or parallel configuration
  
• Prevents amp damage from improper cabinet connections

How do I connect it to my amp and cabs?

1. Connect speaker cables from the Cab-Link’s SPEAKER A and B outputs to each cabinet
   
2. Connect your amp’s output to either the "FROM AMP SERIES" or "FROM AMP PARALLEL" input
   
3. Use only one input at a time, based on your desired impedance configuration

Does the Cab-Link need power?
No. It is 100% passive and requires no external power supply.

How does it handle impedance?

• Series mode: Two 8Ω cabs = 16Ω total
  
• Parallel mode: Two 8Ω cabs = 4Ω total
  
• Choose the input that gives the total load your amp expects

What’s the max power it can handle?
The Cab-Link can handle up to 400 watts of amplifier output.

Will it affect my tone?
No. It’s completely transparent, with no tone coloration or phase issues.

What’s the Line Output for?

• Connect another amp for a multi-amp setup
  
• Feed signal to a rack processor
  
• Send signal to a recording interface
  
• Adjust output level using the dedicated control

Can I use it to switch between cabs?
No. It merges two cabs, it does not switch between them. For switching, use something like the Radial Tonebone Cabbone.

Is it durable?
Yes. It features a 14-gauge steel chassis and Radial’s signature road-worthy build quality.

What kind of cables should I use?

• Always use speaker cables, not instrument cables
  
• Keep them short and use heavy gauge to handle amp output safely

Any safety tips or usage warnings?

• Always turn your amp off before connecting or disconnecting
  
• Only use one input at a time - series or parallel, not both
  
• Match impedance properly using the chart on the unit
  
• Do not use with bridged or balanced speaker outputs (like some Class-D amps) unless verified by your amp manufacturer

Product specs

FAQs

How does the Radial Tonebone CabLink connect multiple speaker cabinets to a single amplifier?

The Radial Tonebone CabLink allows you to connect two speaker cabinets to one amplifier using its parallel and series input options, providing flexibility in your setup.

Is the Radial Tonebone CabLink suitable for high-power amplifiers?

Yes, the Radial Tonebone CabLink can handle up to 400 watts of power, making it suitable for high-power amplifier setups.

Does the Radial Tonebone CabLink require an external power source?

No, the Radial Tonebone CabLink is a passive device and does not require an external power source to operate.

What are the output options on the Radial Tonebone CabLink?

The Radial Tonebone CabLink features two 1/4" outputs for connecting to speaker cabinets and an additional 1/4" line out for further routing options.

Can the Radial Tonebone CabLink be used in live performance settings?

Yes, the Radial Tonebone CabLink is designed for live sound applications, allowing musicians to easily manage multiple speaker cabinets on stage.