Dig it! An easy way to add a master volume to an amp...

[jelloman]

My 40 watt Traynor combo doesn't have a master volume...it sounds "ok" at lower volumes but only comes to life when you crank it to unneighborly levels...

I have a Jet City attenuator...it does keep the volume levels in check, but it also muffles the tone like you threw a blanket over it...

I've been contemplating selling it, but thanks to JHS pedals I found the perfect solution...

Enter the Little Black Amp Box...

...it plugs into the FX loop and works like a master volume...with it I'm able to crank up the front end but keep the output levels in check...

Thanks JHS Josh...

 

[jp_nyc]

That’s just a volume knob in a box. They’ve been around for years. Carl’s sells them for $25 on Reverb.

 

[Chad]

Those are great if you have a loop.

 

[reverend1]

My 40 watt Traynor combo doesn't have a master volume...it sounds "ok" at lower volumes but only comes to life when you crank it to unneighborly levels...

I have a Jet City attenuator...it does keep the volume levels in check, but it also muffles the tone like you threw a blanket over it...

I've been contemplating selling it, but thanks to JHS pedals I found the perfect solution...

Enter the Little Black Amp Box...

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...it plugs into the FX loop and works like a master volume...with it I'm able to crank up the front end but keep the output levels in check...

Thanks JHS Josh...

A volume pedal in the effects loop will do the same thing.

 

[Bob411]

HNPD

 

[cvogue]

Splawns have those built in, loop volume control, most excellent! Great tone at a manageable volume.

 

[Help!I'maRock!]

There's one guy who makes them the right spacing for the Fender Hot Rod/Blues Deluxe jacks. You just plug it in and leave it.

 

[newbuilder]

HNPD! I got a different one, for like $10 on the Bay. I loved it!


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