FretFire
SingedFingerologist
Well, I cruised by my house on my lunch hour to see if this little critter had been delivered, which it had, so I toyed with it for a few quick minutes. My rather brief first impressions are good, but I will definitely be spending some serious time with the unit this week (girlfriend is out of town 
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The main things I made note of are that aside from the compression you'll get from attenuation, it does very little to change the amp's natural voice. Also, the built in treble-compensation circuit for higher (quieter) levels of attenuation seems to do its job very well. I had the preamp volume around 12 o'clock, the master around 2:30, and the Weber set at a level at which I could talk in a normal voice and be heard by others in the room, and the tone was far from muddy. Part of that could be that I run a lot of mids and not a lot of bass, but hey if it works with my natural settings that's great
. Seems like a pretty smart $100 so far though.
I'll post more impressions as I work with this thing more, including testing out it's DI capabilities tonight (clips if it works out well), in the next few days.
). The main things I made note of are that aside from the compression you'll get from attenuation, it does very little to change the amp's natural voice. Also, the built in treble-compensation circuit for higher (quieter) levels of attenuation seems to do its job very well. I had the preamp volume around 12 o'clock, the master around 2:30, and the Weber set at a level at which I could talk in a normal voice and be heard by others in the room, and the tone was far from muddy. Part of that could be that I run a lot of mids and not a lot of bass, but hey if it works with my natural settings that's great
. Seems like a pretty smart $100 so far though.I'll post more impressions as I work with this thing more, including testing out it's DI capabilities tonight (clips if it works out well), in the next few days.
