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TS808
My initial thought when you said you wanted to make a speaker change to the Behringer is not only concerns about the impedance, but also match the speakers as well in terms of frequency response.
Most speakers that are designed for a modeling amp, whether analog or digital, tend to have a pretty flat frequency response, so as not to color the tone too much and take away from the modeling qualities of the amp. For example, your Bassman setting may sound like a Bassman with the stock speakers, but may be colored differently if you add a different type of speaker.
Look into speakers designed specifically for modeling amps.
That never even occured to me. Thanks for the info on that before I shot myself in the foot with a potential mistake on my part 
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