Amplifi line 6 75wats speakers especifications help

[cinemusek]

Irecently bought an amplifi line 6 75 but it looks like the cabin was opened and it didn't turn on. I open it and the inner power cord was conected the wrong way, I fixed it and now it works, but I don't know if the speakers are complete or there are some missing or switched, I can see the main speaker it is a 15 wats 4 ohm, and a pair of plastic cover speakers in the upper of the cabin, and in the botom I can see a pair of kind of 3 inches empty cilinders I apreciate any información just to make sure if that it's the proper way or it is something wrong thanks

[JamieC1]

Hello,

The Line 6 Amplifi 75 features a unique five-speaker design that deviates from traditional guitar combo amps. Here's a breakdown.

 

Use 8-inch Custom Guitar Speaker (Main Speaker) This speaker is typically rated for 15 watts or higher at 8 ohms impedance. It's responsible for the core guitar tones.
Use Two Midrange Drivers These speakers handle the mid-frequency range, enriching the overall sound with body and presence.
Their size and power ratings are not publicly available from Line 6 but are likely smaller than the main speaker.
Use Two High-Frequency Drivers (Tweeters) These small speakers reproduce the high-end frequencies, adding clarity and detail to your sound.
Similar to the midrange drivers, their specifications aren't readily available from Line 6.
 

It's normal for the midrange and tweeter speakers to have plastic covers for protection. These covers shouldn't affect the sound significantly. If the covers are damaged or missing, consider replacing them with genuine Line 6 parts to maintain the amp's aesthetic and potentially protect the speaker cones.

The "empty cylinders" you describe might be the ports or bass reflex tunnels of the Amplifi 75. These play a crucial role in enhancing the low-end response (bass) of the amp. They're not actual speakers themselves.
Last Verifying Speaker Configuration. 
If you find any speaker damage or incorrect placement, consult a qualified amp technician for repair to ensure proper functionality and safety. Always unplug your amp before making any internal modifications.

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