Radial Engineering Cab-Link Speaker Cabinet Merger

The Cab-Link provides a simple and compact solution for players who have a single speaker output on their amplifier but want to connect to two cabinets simultaneously.

• Connect one amplifier output to two speaker cabinets
• Can use in series or parallel configuration
• Compact and completely passive, no need for power
• Additional line output with level control

The Cab-Link is a completely passive audio merger that allows you to connect a single amp head with two speaker cabinets. It has a maximum power rating of 400 Watts, and can be operated in series or parallel configuration depending on the impedance ratings of the amplifier and cabinets. 14 gauge steel construction and high quality components ensure the Cab-Link will last for years, and a 1/4" line output with variable level control provides additional flexibility for signal routing.

The simple way to connect two cabinets to your amp
Whether you want to wire up your cabinets in series or in a parallel configuration, the Cab-Link makes things easy. Simply connect two speaker cables from the Cab-Link outputs to each of your cabinets, and a third speaker cable from the output of the amp head to either the series or the parallel input. The Cab-Link reconfigures automatically depending on which input is used, and a handy guide on the top of the unit lets you know which input should be used to best match the impedance between your amp and the cabinets. A line output with a level control provides additional functionality and can be used to feed the input of another amplifier or an effects unit.

Cab-Link Applications

Combine cabinets in series configuration
Connect two 8 Ohm speaker cabinets in series to use with a 16 Ohm amplifier output.

Use the line out to feed another amplifier
Run a second amplifier from the line out for a wet/dry setup. Fine tune the output with the level control

Combine cabinets in parallel configuration
Connect two 8 Ohm speaker cabinets in parallel and run both from a single 4 Ohm output on your amplifier.