ARE THERE ANY SONIC DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE PS-2 AND THE PS-100?
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- Опубліковано 1 жов 2024
- This is the first video in a new series where we take our most commonly received tech support questions and attempt to answer them in as succinct a manner as possible. Hope you enjoy this one!
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The Fryette Power Station® - a new amplifier attenuator and re-amplification solution, offering players intuitive and precise control over amplifier volume, distortion behavior and a wide range of highly refined tonal qualities previously unavailable from any single attenuating or re-amping product.
Built on decades of experience producing the finest all-tube power amps available, the Power Station is a practical and highly functional tool that solves problems frequently encountered in live playing and recording environments. It beautifully accentuates the inherent qualities of any amplifier and allows your amplifier to breathe and dynamically respond to your playing technique the way a great guitar amp should. The Power Station is designed to be transparent, user friendly, reliable and ultra-responsive to a wide array of guitar amplifier and speaker types. It also integrates seamlessly with any combination of internal and external speaker configurations.
The Power Station also excels as a power booster, something that no other attenuator can do. Just as you would connect a big amp to reduce output volume, the Power Station can also be used to boost the output of a small amplifier. Imagine taking your mini-amp or small vintage combo to a gig and having enough power to be heard without sacrificing feel and tonal quality. It is not only possible, but easy and fun!
Finally, your Power Station functions as a versatile silent reactive load for direct recording by simply connecting the Balanced or Unbalanced Line out to your recording interface.
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Music and guitar dude = Joe Gamble
I just got my PS-100 last week and its a real game changer. It sounds so much better and operates way better than my Captor X. I'm using to attenuate my amps, run modelers into, running synergy into.. everything. It's a must have imo.
I learned that running the synergy into a 100 watt amp's fx return, turning it way up, and then bringing it back down with the PS-100 finally makes some of the modules have that little something that is missing.
Why does no one in this chat ever recognize that NikoChan is the greatest being on this planet?? It's always about gear , gear and more gear..... Carry on. Love you damn Malcontents!
I´ve tried a few attenuators in the past. Got my PS-100 recently and i´m more than happy with it. Awesome device. Thanks and greetz from Germany ✌🏼
That's a really nice clean tone, I didn't realize the Deliverance could sound so good clean. Idk why I'm surprised, I have a Pittbull 50CL and it sounds great clean.
I'd like to see the sound question with the PS-1 as well and whether it's worth upgrading mine
No need. It's the same functionally and tonally.
They sound pretty much the same to me.
Great topic for a future video would be where “flat” is with Steve’s Presence and Depth controls.
Coming soon.
Send me them. I'll do some extensive research at no charge my man !
Can you run the Power Load IR without the cab thru (ie - silently) without one or more things exploding? I apologize for the stupid question, the reason - stupidity.
Yes. See manual page 9: store-qis3kuj7.mybigcommerce.com/content/PL-IR_Manual_3142022.pdf
Need more Aether content!!!! Just plugged in my Aether into a PS100 I got and I haven’t been able to stop playing guitar!
The segment starting at 2:37 sounds as if PS-2 has a noticeably higher noise floor compared to PS-100. Is that due to the way the recording was done or a real difference between the two models?
The way the recording was done.
Yah, sounds good 👍🏼
Even the compression sounds similar. Maybe the PS-100 is a hair brighter but I'm not sure.
my PS-100 like to disengage itself, letting the full volume come through. Who can I talk to to get this fixed. I sent in the RMA details on the website, but never heard back
Please resend your message to support@fryette.com. Thank you.
@@FryetteAmps resent!
Hope you get your issue resolved
Please resend your repair request. Some messages were lost during our recent factory move.
Love this idea
I keep meaning to pick up the PS-100 to go w/ my GP/DI, which is a ridiculously cool pre-amp.
Is there a way for modules "like Synergy" to use the self-attenuation feature of the PS-100 to get great distortion at a low volume while also using the PS-100 as a power amp?
Yes. Watch the YT self attenuation video and use your Syn as the preamp. Works great that way.
@FryetteAmps I meant to ask if it would work with a 2x12 cabinet at the other end. The video you're referring to doesn't show that.
@@LabyrinthMole Yes. You are basically running to "cabs" in parallel at that point - the real cab and the internal load. Just set the output impedance to account for that, i.e., internal load at 8 ohms, + external load at 8 ohms = 4 ohms on speaker out impedance switch.
@@FryetteAmps That is awesome! Thanks for that info.
Great demo!
So does it matter which amp gets powered up...or powered down?
Not really.
What is the difference between the PS2 and the PS2A though? Is it only the l8ne out level replacing the LF button and what are the different applications which one would prefer one over the other? Thanks!
The 2A replaced the 2. Besides the changes you noted, it adds a transformer isolated XLR Balanced Line Out.
@@FryetteAmps Thank you very much! I was wondering because some shops in Europe seem to be offering both devices as new beside one another (plus the ps-100). Probably just stock leftovers of the PS2. I was offered a used PS2 in good condition, which actually read "PS2" on the front panel but "PS-2A" on the back and it has the line out knob that the PS-2a has. May it be, that is was during the switch of the two products, that Freyette used, I don't now, "left over" front panels on new devices??
@@hammingus It was just a transition period. The feature change was not considered a major event. Just the specific version is identified on the rear panel on those.
@@FryetteAmps Thank you very much!
Will either antutuate two marshall 50 watt amps at the same time?
No, you need an amp switcher for that.
Anxiously awaiting my backordered PS-100...
On the way to dealers now. Washington Music has the cool blue panel ones in stock.
They are both the same in regard to sonic behavior. Especially when it comes to the constant hum that is in the signal chain when either of the units is engaged. These are by no means noise free units.
Hmmm could you be talking high gain?
Is it your preamp that’s causing the hum? Or is it the fan ?
@@d77sauce It is by design the fan and it is a hum from the transformer. Could be that the Fryette didn’t adjust the units properly for the 50Hz in Europe. Or Fryette just put too much, too close into the enclosure. My studio in general is hum free - no ground loops or similar.
Hi, I have a Magnatone Stereo Twilighter amp which requires 2 separate attenuators if you want to attenuate. If I get the two-channel PS-100, will I be able to get by with a single PS-100 unit??? Thanks
Sorry, you would need one for each channel, and we wouldn't recommend the PS-100 for that. The PS-2 would be the recommended option.