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Ok, that is wired in series/parellel so what that basically means is whatever ohms the speakers are, that's what you cabinet ohms are. so if you have 8 ohms speakers in there. I can't tell by the pic, but it would make sense they are 8 ohms. So if they told you that it is wired in 8 ohm, I would believe that to be true. I will give you a tip. since those have quick connects, you might take a soldering iron and solder the connects to the terminal. That's what I did. I rewired mine to parallel and used quick connects in case I wanted to change it up, then I soldered the quick connects to the speaker terminals. You don't have to be good at soldering either. Use a 30 or 40 watt iron and some rosin core solder, just get the iron hot and hold it on the quick connect, then put the solder in the groove of the quick connect where it meets the terminal, when it is hot the solder will flow to that area, then just remove the heat source. Obviously the groove part of the quick connect needs to be facing you. Not needed, but quick connects are not the most stable connection, so I always like to solder mine in place.