Marshal DSL impedance matching question

[Duff]

On my soon to be new Marshall Dual Super Lead 100 can I connect it to my 16 ohm Epiphone So. Cal. Cabinet with impedance matching or will it only accept two 16 ohm cabinets?

The handbook from Marshall I printed out was not clear on the 16 ohm connection but did state that it has a dedicated 16 ohm jack and a switchable 8 or 4 own jack.

Anybody know about the dual super lead impedance matching?

Thanks in advance.

Looking forward to this great amp. It will be my first Marshall tube amp.

[Plank_Spanker]

Duff,

There is as dedicated 16 ohm speaker output. It stays 16 ohms regardless of where the impedance selector is set. Use only a 16 ohm speaker with this output. Your 16 ohm Epi cab plugs in there and will work just fine. (Page 4, #6 on the diagram)

Use the parallel speaker outs for any other speaker not 16 ohms. The impedance selector is used to configure the two parallel speaker outputs:

Single 4 ohm speaker - select 4 ohms

Single 8 ohm speaker - select 8 ohms

Two 8 ohm speakers - select 4 ohms

Two 16 ohm speakers - select 8 ohms

If you're going to run just one speaker into the parallel outs, it doesn't matter which jack you plug it into.

This help?