Detail 01
16 ohm
Your amp must have a 16-ohm tap or a matching total load. Wrong impedance can damage a tube output section.

Independent shopping perspective
Marshall 2x12 extension cabinet, 150 watts at 16 ohms, with two different speakers. For adding a second cab to a JVM rig.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
Your amp must have a 16-ohm tap or a matching total load. Wrong impedance can damage a tube output section.
Detail 02
Handles a 50- or 100-watt tube head with room to spare. Power handling is not a volume rating.
Detail 03
Two different speaker voicings in one box, so the cab has more tonal spread than a matched pair.
Detail 04
More surface area than a 1x12: fuller lows and wider projection, still narrower and lighter than a 4x12.
Detail 05
Shallow depth at just over 10 inches. Fits in most car trunks and sits flat under a head.
Detail 06
Lighter than the JVM combo. Still a two-hand carry, and awkward on stairs without a strap.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes, as long as the head can drive a 16-ohm load and puts out no more than about 150 watts. Impedance matching matters more than brand.
The cabinet pairs a Heritage and a Vintage speaker. Each has its own voice, so you get a broader blend than two identical drivers.
If the combo has a speaker output rated for a 16-ohm external cabinet, yes. Check your amp's manual for how the internal speaker is handled.
26.5 inches wide, 18.8 tall, 10.25 deep, and 53 pounds. Compact enough to stack under a head or lay flat in a trunk.
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