Finally, you can achieve that perfect cranked tube amp tone without blowing the roof off the venue. The PS1 POWER SOAK lets guitarists drive their output tubes hard to extract every ounce of sweet, crunchy tone at any volume level you choose. This ingenious device works with virtually any tube amp up to 100 Watts across 4, 8 or 16 Ohm configurations, sitting between your amplifier and speaker cabinet to give you complete control over your stage volume.
Setup couldn’t be simpler – just connect a speaker cable from your amp’s output to the corresponding PS1 Amp Input jack that matches your amplifier’s impedance, then run another cable from the PS1’s Speaker Output to your cabinet. Power up your amp, dial in your favourite sound, and adjust the large Soak knob to find your ideal volume level. All that glorious tube saturation remains intact, just at a volume that won’t have the sound engineer reaching for the earplugs.
The rear panel features a handy Line output jack for connecting to external power amplifiers or effects processing gear, complete with its own dedicated Level control. For direct-to-console applications, the built-in Emulated Mic Output provides a balanced XLR connection that mimics the sound of a microphone placed in front of your speaker cabinet, making it perfect for front-of-house mixing or studio recording without additional microphone setup.
The PS1 POWER SOAK respects your carefully crafted tone while making life easier for club owners, sound engineers, and bandmates alike. Easy to operate and extremely affordable, this practical solution ensures your tube amp sounds its absolute best at any volume level, from bedroom practice to professional recording sessions.
- Passive 100-Watt Power Attenuator allows you to get the ultimate overdriven tone at any volume
- Multi-impedance input connectors (4, 8 and 16 Ohms) to match virtually any amplifier
- Line output with dedicated Level control
- Emulated Mic Output mimics a microphone in front of a speaker cabinet
- 3-Year Warranty Program
- Designed and engineered in Germany



