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I'll ask again so the subject wont drown coz im GONNA find the answer!
Wich OHMage cab is best suited with randall RH-50T????? Anybody knwo for sure what Ohmage the head is? since thers places that say its 16 and 8 and places that say its 4 and 8. Also how would a Maxon OD-9 or a 808 respond to it?(the tube screamr) Will the 16 ohm cab give less power from the head than an 8 ohm cab IF the cab is 8 ohms?
Dude! Randall RH-50T is 50W amp which means no matter what cab from your options you will choose to use with it, you wont push the cab to the limit at all! The only thing is you might overload your head cause its just a shity 50W. its on the border line of enough to be heard next to drummer, for live performance in some small club in front of 50-100 or even 200 people you really should consider 100W head at least!
Ok now for the Ohm stuff. OHM is resistance measurement unit Simply read this! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ohm
According to few WebPages that I have checked Randall RH-50T is 8/16 which means you can use both of the OHAMGES! Just that it will give you different WAT amount (more W=louder) on different Cabsand from all the cabs you offered I would go for PEAVEY VALVE KING (400 Watt, 16Ohm mono, 8 Ohm Stereo, mono/stereo switch, weight 29kg)
I havent checked this issue with the mono stereo shit but I guess it means you can split your cabs 4 speakers in to 2 groups. 2 speaker for one head and the other 2 for another setup. Or if your head is stereo then you can have stereo effect. Ok what does this mean in OHMS, this means you can pull out of this cab 400W. or you will do it with 16 Ohm mono (all 4 speakers work on mono) or you will push throe stereo, 8 ohm + 8 ohm =16 ohm. Which will be 200W + 200W=400W in stereo mode.
If you connect PEAVEY VALVE KING cab to Randall RH-50T in mono output @16 Ohm , you will get your 50W (the max this head can produce).
I am not sure if you can connect this head at both outputs you will have to ask randall them selfs or look it up in the instructions manual.
Dude my advice go look for another head cause 50W head is really nothing especially if you like bassy type sound BASS NEEDS POWER! Also another thing, if you plan to use your head alone with the stock sound it offers then yeah tube or valve amps/heads is what you should look for but if you plan to use multi effects and other type or pedals go for something else cause tubes acts by them self like compressor there for too much of this tubes in your rig wont produce greater sound it will do just the opposite.