Question about Vox AC15CH speaker outputs, it has two! Two?

I have been looking into the Vox AC15CH and there is something I cannot quite figure out.

The Vox AC15CH has two speaker output jacks and two ohm settings, 8ohm and 16ohm. The manual say the following:

From the Vox instruction manual.
"HEAD LOUDSPEAKER: The two LOUDSPEAKER Jacks are connected in parallel. You can connect one or two 16 Ohm cabinets. You can only connect one 8 ohm cabinet. Be sure to set the IMPEDANCE SELECT switch accordingly."

So I take it to mean you can run any of the following:
one 8 ohm cabinet at the 8 ohm setting
or
one 16ohm cabinet at the 16ohm setting
or
two 32ohm cabinets at the 16 ohm setting
or
two 16ohm cabinets at the 8ohm setting.

Do I have that right?

Second question, the Blackstar 2x12 cabinet has four input jacks. Two say "Stereo, right 8ohm, left 8ohm", one says "16ohm mono" and one says "4ohm mono".

I am assuming you could either run one speaker cable from the Vox to the 16ohm mono jack or two speaker cables from the Vox into the right and left 8ohm stereo jacks on the cabinet. But it wouldn't matter which as I don't see anywhere that the two outputs send stereo signals.

Thanks!

 

Thanks. The directions are not that clear. It looks like you'd have to use two 32ohm cabs (or one 16 ohm) if you wanted to set the amp at 16ohms (which you need to do to use the attenuator).

 

Thanks. Yeah, to get a 32ohm cabinet you'd have to wire two 16ohm speakers in series. Then using both with the amp would get you back to 16ohm. That would be crazy though... just trying to make sure I get my understanding right.