Hi all
I'm about to receive the Swart Night Light Jr. to use with my Fender SF Champ which has a Weber Signature Speaker and is 5W, 3.2ohm.
But I can't get the idea out of my head to build my own attenuator - having read some of this thread https://www.marshallforum.com/threads/s ... ing.98285/ it seems this build mus sound superb ...
Do you have any other recommendations for a DIY attenuator to use with such low wattage amps?
Thanks
Recommendation DIY attenuator build
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Re: Recommendation DIY attenuator build
I don't have any other ideas about attenuators, but the JohnH is the real deal. It's not too hard to build if you have even basic soldering skills. I know that's all I possess and I was able to build one. Sadly, I included it when I sold my Bluesbreaker.
It is equal or better to what I am using now. I really don't like soldering, however.
I now have the ToneKing Ironman II mini that I use with my Marshall SV20H. For about $375 it's a fantastic attenuator. Highly recommended.
It is equal or better to what I am using now. I really don't like soldering, however.
I now have the ToneKing Ironman II mini that I use with my Marshall SV20H. For about $375 it's a fantastic attenuator. Highly recommended.
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