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  • Want to use 1x12 extension cab with Roland Cube 60…

    Hello,

    I’m interested in using a 1x12 extension cab with my Roland Cube 60. Having said that, I know the cube has an 8ohm extension cab jack but I read that the combo speaker will also be active when using the extension cab jack which I don’t want (not to mention that there would also be a mismatch of impedance at 4ohms). In conclusion, is it true that I can plug a 1x12 extension cab into the Cube 60’s lineout jack to run just the 1x12 extension cab alone? I have read this and wanted to confirm. Thanks.
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  • #2
    No this will not work. LINE OUT is for line-level recording or to go direct to the board. It is not a powered output. You will not be able to bypass the stock speaker without opening up the amp and doing some very minor mods.

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    • #3
      Could you go from the line out jack into a poweramp into a speaker?
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      • #4
        Originally posted by Mincer View Post
        Could you go from the line out jack into a poweramp into a speaker?
        yeah, or into a little preamp/amp combo like a quilter
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        • #5
          Originally posted by Securb View Post
          No this will not work. LINE OUT is for line-level recording or to go direct to the board. It is not a powered output. You will not be able to bypass the stock speaker without opening up the amp and doing some very minor mods.

          What, like a a switch to disable the onboard speaker?

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Demanic View Post
            What, like a a switch to disable the onboard speaker?

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            Yeah, he could add a switch to disable the combo speaker pretty easily.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Securb View Post

              Yeah, he could add a switch to disable the combo speaker pretty easily.
              Thanks. I have reached out to a local company in regards to this modification. Will let you guys know what they say.
              Gibson Les Paul R8 in Ebony
              Roland Cube 60
              Mesa Boogie Mini Rectifier Head & Mesa Boogie 2x12 Horizontal Rectifier Cabinet
              BadCat Unleash V1 Attenuater/Re-amplifier
              LoopMaster Clean Dirty A/B Looper Switcher
              Mogami Cables
              Mooer Candy Toppers
              Pedals: Mad Professor Silver Spring Reverb, Mad Professor Deep Blue Delay, Neunaber Stereo WET Reverb, Keeley 30ms DoubleTracker, & TC Electronic Polytune.
              Extras: AmpWedge & Auralex Great Gramma ISO Platform

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              • #8
                Originally posted by GuitarGuy503 View Post

                Thanks. I have reached out to a local company in regards to this modification. Will let you guys know what they say.
                I’d love to hear the results.
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                • #9
                  Originally posted by GuitarGuy503 View Post

                  Thanks. I have reached out to a local company in regards to this modification. Will let you guys know what they say.
                  My only consideration, and I might be wrong, is that putting a switch to disconnect the internal speaker might not be enough. If you plug into the EXT speaker and disconnect the main speaker, the amp might still be looking for a load from the main speaker. I would probably go with a switch and an additional AUX jack in the back coming off the main speaker terminals to switch from the speaker to the new additional AUX jack. Like I said I could be wrong, I am not familiar with the power routing of a Cube 60, but if I were to do this mod this is the route I would go.

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by Securb View Post

                    My only consideration, and I might be wrong, is that putting a switch to disconnect the internal speaker might not be enough. If you plug into the EXT speaker and disconnect the main speaker, the amp might still be looking for a load from the main speaker. I would probably go with a switch and an additional AUX jack in the back coming off the main speaker terminals to switch from the speaker to the new additional AUX jack. Like I said I could be wrong, I am not familiar with the power routing of a Cube 60, but if I were to do this mod this is the route I would go.
                    How about a 3-way for internal speaker, both that and aux in the middle and aux only? I did a similar mod to a Crate V30 in 2005-6
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                    • #11
                      You can just add a jack that will disconnect the internal speaker when you plug another cab in. I did this to my combo, only did it the opposite. (External amp to internal speaker.) You'll need to drill a hole for the jack.

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                      • #12
                        Nice ArtieToo much cleaner and functional

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