I bought the Mojo Diamond (Fender Dlx) on a whim. It was impossible to tell from videos what volume one could expect for his chosen tone. Turned out to be a great tone (into a 2X12 WGS loaded cabinet), but gave nowhere enough volume to do anything but play quietly at home. Sat it aside for a couple of months. Then I came across a like new Fryette PS-2 for $500 and thought "I can make use of this, given I like to try different setups". Figured it would be nice to attenuate my 5E3 and perhaps another amp . It also has the capability to Boost an amp's output up to 50 watts. Fryette warns against using it with certain designs of ss amps (those that do not have the speaker output grounded). Checked w/ Hotone and was told the Nano series DO have grounded speaker outputs and it would be fine to use w/ the PS-2. Hooked them up and WOW, a 50 watt Hotone Mojo Diamond! Couldn't believe how great it sounded. Now I've always liked the sound of a Vox AC30 but never wanted to deal with the 70 lb. combo. For another $99, I bought the British Invasion Nano and like it even better than the Mojo Diamond, and I'm very much a Fender guy. Now I have the nearly identical AC30 sound. Dare you to tell the difference in a blind test.
