Fryette Power Station PS-2A

Overall it is very solid equipment. You can see and sens right out of the box that materials used are highest quality. No issues with chassis, knobs, switches and screws. No loose or suspicious parts.

The Power Station pushed me into home recording as apart of making my beast amps silent, I have started to use silent recording feature. I am mentioning it to point out outstanding quality of loadbox feature.

Of course main reason for buying PS-2A is to attenuate powerful tube amp. I am using this feature for my ripping 100 Watt Marshalls with 4x12 1960 cabinet. For my JVM410H, JCM 2000 TSL and DSL I cannot hear any tone difference between raw amp sound and attenuated amp. I even do not have to adjust anything with Warm and Brite switches.

To sum up if you are wondering if all positive info about Power Station are just marketing gimmick, they are NOT. The PS-2A really decrease volume of amplifier without losing its tone.
Also it makes home recording easy pie as via silent recording option you can take clear amp signal without anything else that mic would pick up.

I really cannot figure out any flaws of this product.

Master volume works? yes it does. Does it sound good? Yes if you know what you're doing... But does it sound the best? absolutely not. I have been advised by some guitar players that I don't need an attenuator for a MV amp... Also some believe that you definitely would benefit from it and they can't use their amp without having one. Well... I agree with the second group. My Marshall Silver Jubilee 2555x and my 2203x came alive as soonas I connected them to the Power station, notes are more pronounced, have a lot of saturation, more sustain and my Marshalls roar. Can't think of using my amps without my PS2A anymore. Shoutout to Fryette for building such an amazing product. Now you should decide too, which side are you? if you are in the same side as me... Fryette Power Station is one of the best attenuators money can buy...if not the best. Good luck