Fryette Power Station 100

I bought the Power Station to better utilize my Marshall JMP 2203 100-watt amplifier and it really does what I expected it would, and more. I am now able to record and jam with this amp head at home by plugging it into my audio interface and DAW. I'm using ML Audio impulse responses in Reaper for cab simulation. It's very very nice. The main application for me however is to tame the 2203 in rehearsals or on stage to a desired volume level. With the Fryette I can crank it up how I want, and then adjust the volume from the Fryette controls. The 2203 really needs to be cranked to get it to sound right, and at that point most mixing engineers, my band mates, and even myself will consider that it's just too loud for the stage and space we are playing... The PS solves this 100%. At first I thought the price is quite a lot to pay, but now after I've used the PS for a while I know this money was truly well spent and I can get the most out of the equipment I already had, but just wasn't able to fully utilize. Excellent piece of equipment.