Reccomend the best "bang for the buck" attenuator out there.

[Salos]

Not the cheapest, but I've heard Aracom makes best ones out there. Anyone have personal experience with one?

 

[Kapo_Polenton]

Based on reviews, my vote would be the Fryette Power Station. Look that one up!!

I have one on the way...and when Dave Friedman is raving about it, it's worth a look. Plus it's also a 50 watt power amplifier with an FX loop. For $600?? Done and done.

Wait a minute, so you could also jam through this thing with a preamp pedal and power a cab?

 

[Bronco]

Based on reviews, my vote would be the Fryette Power Station. Look that one up!!

I have one on the way...and when Dave Friedman is raving about it, it's worth a look. Plus it's also a 50 watt power amplifier with an FX loop. For $600?? Done and done.

Wait a minute, so you could also jam through this thing with a preamp pedal and power a cab?

Yes. Absolutely...you can load down an amp and go into a cab, or; simply use this as a standard power amp for W/D or like you asked about (preamp pedal or preamp). One or the other...

Check out the Joe Gamble video on YouTube:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CAGXRDfCF30

 

[CaseyCor]

I'm thinking an Axe-FX II with a Power Station and a 1X12 cab would be a killer portable rig.

 

[Kapo_Polenton]

Wow this thing is unbelievable.. check it here with a preamp. Sounds good to me!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sV8CuxI1RD0

 

[JimmyBlind]

Word. I wasn't aware of the Powerstation. It looks like an awesome unit. Also great that you can just use it like a portable 50W valve poweramp for plugging an MP3 player into etc.

Since I moved & my daughter was born, i've barely been able/allowed to get my VH4 out of first gear. This unit might well be my next serious purchase. It even has multi impedance in & outs which has been the drag with most attenuators.

Is there a catch?

 

[bmi]

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[Shawn Lutz]

Weber Mass was prety good.

I'm liking the new Fryette one...it can attenuate and also has 50w power amp
http://www.fryette.com/power-station-in ... amplifier/