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So, prices have rapidly gone up in Russia, I got less money for New Year and stuff, so all I’m able to afford is a Octave Multi. I have an SS amp, so I’m asking, can the Octave Multi damage it?
Unless you’ve got some really cheap speakers that can’t handle the low frequencies, I wouldn’t worry about it. You’ll be fine.
It’s got a Celestion Seventy 80, not as good as them higher-range Celestions, but I wouldn’t call it cheap either. And I don’t plan on using the octave multi with blend all the way up and on low notes, so I guess it’s gonna be fine.
Thx
Rock on and stuff!
I will for sure!
It’ll be fine, if you want really damaging sub frequencies put a small stone in a feedback looper, then you can do real damage!