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  • Attenuator vs Power Scaling Kit

    If you've tried both and can comment, go for it!

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    Re: Attenuator vs Power Scaling Kit

    Are you referring to Kevin O'Connor's http://www.londonpower.com scaling kit? If so, I hear that's much better than an attenuator.

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    • #3
      Re: Attenuator vs Power Scaling Kit

      Originally posted by mrid
      Are you referring to Kevin O'Connor's http://www.londonpower.com scaling kit? If so, I hear that's much better than an attenuator.
      Correct. It's hard to find reviews though...

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      • #4
        Re: Attenuator vs Power Scaling Kit

        Originally posted by No effects
        Correct. It's hard to find reviews though...
        Got one and clips to boot! Man, the power scaling sounds a lot better, especially as you keep adding attenuation.

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        • #5
          Re: Attenuator vs Power Scaling Kit

          You don't by chance work for them do you? Don't you have the same thread at Plexi palace? 400.00 smackers installed plus it looks a bit invasive, better sound perfect... To have to do that to each of my heads is just not worth the bucks, my Weber at gig volume is great and I run my amps wide open in the studio so I know where the differences lie tonally and honestly at gigging level it just isn't that much. At lower levels sure ( below 3 ) but I can't see spending the cash for the benefits lower volumes. I paid 160.00 or so for the Mass that works with all my heads vs 400.00 a pop for each amp, I just don't have the disposable income to do it.
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          • #6
            Re: Attenuator vs Power Scaling Kit

            Originally posted by kevlar3000
            You don't by chance work for them do you? Don't you have the same thread at Plexi palace? 400.00 smackers installed plus it looks a bit invasive, better sound perfect... To have to do that to each of my heads is just not worth the bucks, my Weber at gig volume is great and I run my amps wide open in the studio so I know where the differences lie tonally and honestly at gigging level it just isn't that much. At lower levels sure ( below 3 ) but I can't see spending the cash for the benefits lower volumes. I paid 160.00 or so for the Mass that works with all my heads vs 400.00 a pop for each amp, I just don't have the disposable income to do it.
            I'm eternalquest on the Marshall site and no, I don't work for them! I agree that if you have a lot amps, this ain't worth it, and I'm certainly reticent to such an invasive mod. However the results seem to be very good - check out the clips at http://www.bruceclement.com/music/psk.htm - but again this is not common practice and who knows how it could turn out in each case. I think I'll stick with the Air Brake I'm getting next week and play it by ear, and hopefully I don't have to resort to too much attenuation for my needs (as you say, live should be OK).

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            • #7
              Re: Attenuator vs Power Scaling Kit

              This guy actually wrote a story about power scaling his amp, it's quite interesting: http://pages.globetrotter.net/alexan.../pskreport.pdf

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