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idnotbe
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recently i bought it from Alto music.
here is my brief review.
it works flawlessly as it is advertised.
no complaint at all.
the reason why i selected it over Ampete switcher is, it can run the attenuation.
i extensively use Fryette Power Station II and actually had 2 PS II for many amps.
after i got Kahayan, i sold 1 PS II because now i can use only 1 for multiple amps via Kahayan.
running amps and cabs via the switcher / selector requires many long cables.
i found the cables impact on your sound more than in the regular situation.
so, you need test and select the proper cables, especially not to lose the high freq.
using a buffer in front of the switcher is one method.
depending on the cable, i found the preferred buffer can be different.
so, i wonder how much useful the built-in buffer in Ampete is.
i have no doubt that Ampete is a great unit, though i haven't use it.
actually at first i contacted Ampete to request modifying it to accommodate my PS II.
but they said "no".
what i want to say is, there is a fairly great alternative called "Kahayan".
(and it is cheaper)
here is my brief review.
it works flawlessly as it is advertised.
no complaint at all.
the reason why i selected it over Ampete switcher is, it can run the attenuation.
i extensively use Fryette Power Station II and actually had 2 PS II for many amps.
after i got Kahayan, i sold 1 PS II because now i can use only 1 for multiple amps via Kahayan.
running amps and cabs via the switcher / selector requires many long cables.
i found the cables impact on your sound more than in the regular situation.
so, you need test and select the proper cables, especially not to lose the high freq.
using a buffer in front of the switcher is one method.
depending on the cable, i found the preferred buffer can be different.
so, i wonder how much useful the built-in buffer in Ampete is.
i have no doubt that Ampete is a great unit, though i haven't use it.
actually at first i contacted Ampete to request modifying it to accommodate my PS II.
but they said "no".
what i want to say is, there is a fairly great alternative called "Kahayan".
(and it is cheaper)