| Speaker Power Handling |
| Written by Jay Skyler | |
|
All speakers should have the same impedence (i.e. 8Ω or 16Ω). Example: You have a 2x12 cabinet with a 15 watt speaker and a 100 watt speaker. Your power handling is 30 CLEAN watts. Important: Distortion makes the speakers max out earlier. here's some general rules of thumb:
The classic rock and metal setups:Here's the standard amp setups from rock history: Clean:Fender twin 85 watts= 2 Jensen’s or fender gold labels (100watts) Breakup/OD:'59 Bassman reissue (~40 watts) = 4 Jensen P-10Rs (100watts) Heavy distortion or fuzz:
|
| < Prev | Next > |
|---|
One of my students Jaime recently moved back to Spain to get married. I'd like to wish him and his new wife the best of luck!
"Hi Jay!
"Last Saturday was my wedding!!
"It was nice and funny, but one of the best parts was the concert...
"Best Guitar teacher in the Bay!"I was relieved to finally find somebody who had the skills and the patience to teach me to rock without making me feel like some silly girl trying to pick out Stairway to Heaven.
"You're still the inspiration in my musical life."
"I'm still trying to work on my shredding but you just blow any other fucking person out the water..."

"Rather than only memorizing the basics, he highly encouraged me to be as creative as possible in finding my own style, and writing my own original music from the very beginning"
"Seriously Awesome Guitar Teacher!""I took lessons from Jay for about 11 months (only stopped because career moved me to Boston) and learned more than I thought possible given my age / complete lack of dexterity.

"He teaches all the little tricks professional guitarists know, but don't teach in books. These are the things that separate rock stars from amateurs. I knew nothing about playing guitar when I met Jay in December, and now I'm about three months away from starting my own band."