My amplifier went out. Could I Wire this Orange guitar amp head to the speaker to get it going again?
2064904
Yes, but you have to take the speaker out of the sistem and wire it to a proper input jack. You Should also check the speaker ohms so you get the right value for this amp head.
2064905
Probably. Is your broken amp a combo? Sometimes the speaker in a combo head is plugged in with a 1/4" jack just like what the output of this Orange amp has. You may be able to just plug it in and go. Worst case, you'll need to solder an extension cable from the speaker to a 1/4" jack to plug into the Orange.
50058
i have a center speaker plug in the back of my amp, if you dont i would not know if it will work properly
1933712
I just wrapped the speaker wire around the speaker connection on my speakers, and it worked fine (I had the same issue - my amp only had RCA output but my speakers needed regular speaker wire)
1383878
You would have to cut off the two little speaker plugs, strip each of the four wires back half and inch, separately twist the strands for each wire, and plug those wires into the amplifier's speaker connections. There is a picture on the Amazon ad for this amp that shows the back and what the speaker connections look like. This is not complicated but you have to end up with the wires from one speaker going into the amplifier's left two speaker connectors (+, -) and the other speaker wire going into the two right speaker connections (+,- do not matter much in small systems, but if the speaker wires are color-coded then you may as well match with the "+" and "-".).
740659
No, the speaker out connection uses spring clips. Or you can simply run your other speakers from your amp.
1896435
I have not try that yet. But since you brought it up, I will test it. How the unit has to work with an amp.
1608791
Dont see why not. Does your amp have a usb port and rca aux jack? If so i reckon you should be ok. Give their helpdesk a call if you want to be 100% sure i guess. Cheers mate.
254468
Check all your inputs at the amp and at your head unit if they are good it's a bad amp. Ask for a replacement. Or get your money back. I've had two of these and the first one was Doa the second worked but was absolutely terrible. Find something better.
1642850
Normally, that would hook up to the back of the head unit in the boat. If you plan on using just the iPod hook up you can simply wire nut the blue wire in with your red power wire, unfortunately this means your amp will constantly be on, so if you toss a simple switch in there, you can turn the amp on and off if you can't simply pull the fuse between uses.
1519171
Your going to need a amp, power station, and many other cords. I went to guitar center and they said it'd be cheaper to buy a new one than get that one working
108221
I don't know why not. The banana jacks on the back are set up for a 2 wire input from each speaker. If your speakers have 2 plugs each it should work. I would however, check to make sure the speakers aren't shorted or you could damage the amplifier. You can do this with a "D" battery by putting one plug on the negative and briefly touching the other to the positive. You should hear a thump from the speaker. That will tell you it is functional.
1429596
Yes, but the best way to do it would be to run guitar into the Pod HD, then out of the Pod into the FX loop of the amp. No connections to the input of the amp or the FX send. That way, all tones are coming from the Pod and your amp is essentially only acting as a power amp.
23874
Hi there - Well, yes you do need to connect your guitar to the amp to get it to work. But it should turn on when it is plugged in.
2061766
You can go straight to a guitar amp or mixing board. Sounds great but probably won't work for very long.Mine died after 3 or four months.
1279994
On the remote wire on the amp you already have run it over and hook it up to the other amps remote and they will come on together, remember you will still have a power and ground wire for the new amp to run ofcourse
730342
Check that all wires are fully connected. Other wise it would probably be something internal in which case yeah I would return it. Other thing would be speakers but if you only noticed it with the new amp then there's your issue.
1672314
If you haven't already done so try using the headphone line out to the amp. That should work.