Well I wouldn't parallel the cabinets either because you could seriously screw up your amp. I mean you are talking about a 2.66 ohm load to the amp. It's probably rated at 4 ohms max...But it WOULD be hella loud for a little while.

I can't even tell you how to rewire to make it work. You would have to series the 2 cabinets which would probably underpower your amp and not sound as loud. Since you can't hear in anything short of 3 decibel increments, you probably wouldn't hear a difference between a single cab and both cabs running.

Just use one cab, probably the 4 ohm as long as the crate will handle the load, because that would give you maximum output. Put the other one on stage with it for the "coolness" effect of having 2 cabinets. Make sure you put them side by side and position the head between the 2 for the full effect.

I used to have 3 soldano stacks on stage with me for the "coolness" effect. They were all fakes. I had a Mesa Mark IV sitting off the stage that was miked for all my sound! I even had one of the soldano cabinets miked!
Hey it got the oohs and aahhs it was supposed to do.

Oh I just noticed that you said the amp has a minimum ohm rating of 2 ohms. I've learned long ago that just because it says it can do it, doesn't mean you are gonna do any better with it. Stick with the 1 cabinet.

[Edited by hairbndrckr on 05-13-2003 at 09:54 PM]