HH is a class UK company that made PA Systems & Speakers. Laney purchased HH some years back, hence the use of HH Speakers in some of Laney's products. Hope that info is useful to you.
That is correct. Just educate yourself on Ohms before doing so just to make sure you don't hurt your amplifier. Google or CZcams should be able to help you with that.
One would think so but interestingly enough, every speaker cab sounds different. When you start testing all the different variables in guitar tone, cabs and speakers actually start shifting toward the top of the list.
@@trentreimer130 At the end of the day its still just a sealed wooden box that literally anyone could make with some plywood and a table saw. No ports or baffles requiring any kind of engineering or math. Just a sealed box with cheap Chinese speakers made with cheap Chinese labour. Nothing deep or analytical about it.
What is HH? The speaker is HH designed by HH... maybe everyone in the Laney office knows what that is but I have no idea. ;)
HH is a class UK company that made PA Systems & Speakers. Laney purchased HH some years back, hence the use of HH Speakers in some of Laney's products. Hope that info is useful to you.
So you can actually 2 cabinet by using the line jack?
Yes
Speaker HH? Yeah, designed in the UK - made in China
That is correct. Just educate yourself on Ohms before doing so just to make sure you don't hurt your amplifier. Google or CZcams should be able to help you with that.
> Designed in the UK
Its literally just a sealed wooden box with a speaker in it. What's there to design?
The construction, the features need to be thought about for it to be both practical and sound good
Putting a speaker in a wooden box isn't 'design'. A toddler could do that.
@@T00DEEPBLUE Its like yorkshire pudding 🫢you have to know how to make them.
One would think so but interestingly enough, every speaker cab sounds different. When you start testing all the different variables in guitar tone, cabs and speakers actually start shifting toward the top of the list.
@@trentreimer130 At the end of the day its still just a sealed wooden box that literally anyone could make with some plywood and a table saw. No ports or baffles requiring any kind of engineering or math. Just a sealed box with cheap Chinese speakers made with cheap Chinese labour. Nothing deep or analytical about it.
why this video for a normal amp cab without any kind of innovation?
To learn about the specs before buying
yeah the audacity of a company to advertise things they sell